Pedro,
> and Pixar, which is what i think may have been the source of the
> original comment, is located in Emeryville - near Oakland and the
> People's Republic of Berkeley in the East Bay region of the San
> Francisco Bay Area. Proudly and emphatically part of NORTHERN
> California.
Of course the fine Northern Cali weather keeps all those 'loud' colors
subtle and muted, which is just as well since it might inspire feelings of
being 'color-challenged' in others...
> anything south of (and including) Kettleman City just...plain...stinks.
Ah Kettleman City - the Mason/Dixon line of California... ;-)
> On Sunday, December 1, 2002, at 03:49 PM, Jeremy Bond Shepherd wrote:
>
>>
>>> What is the deal with Southern Californians and loud shirts?
>>
>> First of all, Southern California is its own country. Really. It's a
>> land unto itself. You can't expect that anything that happens there has
>> any relation to reality in the rest of the U.S., or the world for that
>> matter.
>>
>> But also, Ben, a point of clarification on your geography. Digidesign
>> is based in Daly City, which is in NORTHERN California. Just south of
>> San Francisco. As is Silicon Valley, -- San Jose, Cupertino, Santa
>> Clara. Northern California. We have our own strange tribal habits here
>> as well, but I don't know if loud shirts is part of them.
>>
> - Peter
> pjfraser_at_alamedanet.net
>
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