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jack: joey,, you and i,, we know.
joey: 12th Mar 2007 - 19:25 GMT
yes we do. i love that ocean view. did you go to the mission in san juan capistrano?
joey: 23rd Mar 2007 - 05:23 GMT
let me explain I-5 south. you drive through all of LA, then orange county, like 70 miles of dense, urban freeway, and then you see the ocean. it's your reward after seeing all the clutter along the freeway. your not always driving at 65 mph either. in some areas you're lucky if you hit 10 mph. once you get here the traffic can get up to 80 mph. san diego is still some 50 miles away.
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