Where are you from (not where you live now)

sumdood wrote:

AKW well we know you’re uuuhh . “Controversial“ in here 😄 which is fine but it seems you have at least 1 serial downvoter who hits...

AKW well we know you’re uuuhh . “Controversial“ in here 😄 which is fine but it seems you have at least 1 serial downvoter who hits the thumbs down button no matter what you post because seriously who gives a fuck if you used to surf in San Clemente. Lol

Gworm wrote:

Class of 34? 
 

PNWMXer wrote:

Lol…34 students, should have clarified.

Gworm wrote:

I had to be “that guy”! 

PNWMXer wrote:

lol all good…although now that I think of it, I’m going to claim class of ‘34, so I can race 70+ class this year.😂😂😂

akillerwombat wrote:

Haha, yeah, I've got like 6-7 people who follow me from thread to thread down voting everything I post. It's super obvious who they are but...

Haha, yeah, I've got like 6-7 people who follow me from thread to thread down voting everything I post. It's super obvious who they are but if downvoting makes them feel like they're part of the big kid club, then have at it.

Speaking of San Clemente, you ever eat at Sancho's? Last time we went down to SD to chill with family we stopped in for breakfast burritos and fell in love.

King_George_III wrote:

Not far from Stratford upon Avon, Warwickshire, Shakespeares hometown. Used to have a great track just outside Stratford that we used to race on, but it’s sadly...

Not far from Stratford upon Avon, Warwickshire, Shakespeares hometown. 

Used to have a great track just outside Stratford that we used to race on, but it’s sadly gone now.

sumdood wrote:

We eat at Sanchos all the time, the chubby sauce is on point !   We're right around the corner from a little Mexican place called...

We eat at Sanchos all the time, the chubby sauce is on point !   We're right around the corner from a little Mexican place called El Jefe's, (next to Rite Aid) we go there quite a bit cause it's about an 8 minute walk.  Sounds odd for a Mexican place but they have killer fish and chips. Years ago it was a seafood place called Moby Dicks and they've kept them on the menu even through multiple new owners. It's the most "Mexican feeling" Mexican restaurant in town. If you like fancy don't bother, if you want to feel like you're in Baja ?  check it out ! 😉 In fact I think were walking over there tonight for a bucket of ice cold Pacificos and chicken quesadillas 😋 

PNWMXer wrote:

lol all good…although now that I think of it, I’m going to claim class of ‘34, so I can race 70+ class this year.😂😂😂

STVMCQN wrote:

My graduating class was 9, six girls and three boys.

Falcon wrote:

I grew up in a little town called Ramona, CA. It's adjacent to the Indian Reservation where Barona Oaks Raceway is located. 

akillerwombat wrote:

Well howdy, neighbor!

I grew up in the triangle between Poway, Ramona, and Lakeside.

Falcon wrote:

Barona reservation? 

EDIT: Or, maybe Mussey Grade Road? 

akillerwombat wrote:

Haha, yeah, I've got like 6-7 people who follow me from thread to thread down voting everything I post. It's super obvious who they are but...

Haha, yeah, I've got like 6-7 people who follow me from thread to thread down voting everything I post. It's super obvious who they are but if downvoting makes them feel like they're part of the big kid club, then have at it.

Speaking of San Clemente, you ever eat at Sancho's? Last time we went down to SD to chill with family we stopped in for breakfast burritos and fell in love.

sumdood wrote:

We eat at Sanchos all the time, the chubby sauce is on point !   We're right around the corner from a little Mexican place called...

We eat at Sanchos all the time, the chubby sauce is on point !   We're right around the corner from a little Mexican place called El Jefe's, (next to Rite Aid) we go there quite a bit cause it's about an 8 minute walk.  Sounds odd for a Mexican place but they have killer fish and chips. Years ago it was a seafood place called Moby Dicks and they've kept them on the menu even through multiple new owners. It's the most "Mexican feeling" Mexican restaurant in town. If you like fancy don't bother, if you want to feel like you're in Baja ?  check it out ! 😉 In fact I think were walking over there tonight for a bucket of ice cold Pacificos and chicken quesadillas 😋 

Falcon wrote:

Barona reservation? 

EDIT: Or, maybe Mussey Grade Road? 

akillerwombat wrote:

Technically it was within the Poway borders, but yeah very very close to that edge.Spent so much time building tracks and riding in those hills before...

Technically it was within the Poway borders, but yeah very very close to that edge.

Spent so much time building tracks and riding in those hills before all the houses started popping up. There used to be a wild bull that you'd run into every once in a blue moon. You'd go around every blind corner fearing it was there and that odd time it was, you were fully justified in feeling that fear.

Sully wrote:

Were you out where Tony Gwynn lived, or were you further out than that? I remember him being pretty close the end of Poway city limits...

Were you out where Tony Gwynn lived, or were you further out than that? I remember him being pretty close the end of Poway city limits. Always wanted to ride out there, but never got the chance to.

Sully wrote:

Were you out where Tony Gwynn lived, or were you further out than that? I remember him being pretty close the end of Poway city limits...

Were you out where Tony Gwynn lived, or were you further out than that? I remember him being pretty close the end of Poway city limits. Always wanted to ride out there, but never got the chance to.

akillerwombat wrote:

If I remember correctly his house was more over towards Poway Lake (in one of those gated communities).I grew up in the area around...

If I remember correctly his house was more over towards Poway Lake (in one of those gated communities).

I grew up in the area around where Poway Road and the 67 met.

sumdood wrote:

Redondo Beach, Ca.

Boomslang wrote:

In the 1990's I used to live in Lomita.(it's all I could afford)24665 Moon Ave, Lomita...the house had no garage so the bikes were kept and...

In the 1990's I used to live in Lomita.(it's all I could afford)

24665 Moon Ave, Lomita...the house had no garage so the bikes were kept and maintained in the kitchen.

Redondo Beach was my favorite hangout.

308 wrote:

Grew up on a farm 8 miles from a small town called Lake City. There is no lake in or around Lake City.