Los Angeles pics (Pasadena: to live in, pool, area)

[UrbanityRules]

^^ that pic was taken on November 14, 2008

so were theshere below

[SurekRZA]

Pictures taken by: dktshb from SSP.

Originally Posted by dktshb

It was heartening to see Angelenos from all parts of the City come out in support for everybody to have the fundamental right to the pursuit of happiness and equality. Enjoy:



A good day to introduce many new potential riders to the Los Angeles Subway. I am sure Saturday November 15th will go down as the busiest day for ridership on the Red Line sjubway. People had to wait for the next trains to come. I am sure the Purple Line was busy too.


I had to take my car in for service at the dealership next to the Universal Studios subay stop so that's where we boarded:









We're all getting off at Civic Center:





Everywhere you turn there is something to sign:






























































Even the Lady with the invisible jet showed up:

[SurekRZA]

From Flickr, by alossix


From Flickr, by alossix


From Flickr, by maveric2003

[loveCali]

Originally Posted by UrbanityRules

Los Angeles

Wow! Wide view!

[Jaymum]

Gorgeous, gorgeous city- so hilly and green for a megalopolis, and then there are the beaches. I hate it when jealous northeasterners stereotype LA as being flat, gray and uninspiring. Ironically, the cities in that region fit that description much more.

[Charles]

Originally Posted by Jaymum

I hate it when jealous northeasterners stereotype LA as being flat, gray and uninspiring.

Never heard or read anything like that.

[Humanoid]

Originally Posted by Jaymum

Gorgeous, gorgeous city- so hilly and green for a megalopolis, and then there are the beaches. I hate it when jealous northeasterners stereotype LA as being flat, gray and uninspiring. Ironically, the cities in that region fit that description much more.

I live in the area and I think its uninspiring, gray and ugly. The cities on the east coast are architecturally much more beautiful and this is what most are referring to.

[Jaymum]

Originally Posted by Charles

Never heard or read anything like that.

I hear it all the time from people on the streets. The same kind who think NY/NJ is the sh**. I just smile and let them live in their world.

Humanoid- Architecturally, maybe. I prefer a good balance of natural and man-made beauty in a city and that for the most part just doesn't exist here. Everything was paved over two centuries ago.

[TheRealAngelion]

Originally Posted by Humanoid

I live in the area and I think its uninspiring, gray and ugly. The cities on the east coast are architecturally much more beautiful and this is what most are referring to.

And LA is more naturally beautiful than east coast cities. Gray and ugly is easily descriptive of NYC and most midwest cities too. Besides, you should move if you feel so uninspired here.

[loveCali]

Originally Posted by TheRealAngelion

And LA is more naturally beautiful than east coast cities. Gray and ugly is easily descriptive of NYC and most midwest cities too. Besides, you should move if you feel so uninspired here.

Ditto! That is sooo true.