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Bob, why, WHY would you recommend El Segundo? Between the treatment plant, the oil refinery, and no access to the beach...there is just nothing redeeming about it for a guest to the city. @ yellow dart: yeah, that sounds pretty good, though the further west the better (duh). Personally, I'd try to stay close to the 405 so you can get to other places more easily. The South Bay region is a lot less fun when your commute is doubled because the only option is to drive PCH/Sepulveda to the nearest freeway. I know there is a Marriott Residence Inn on the corner of Hawthorne and Torrance. Good location, 5-10 min to the freeway.

No, why would it? Why would GM commit to anything for a brand they don't know if they'll be keeping?

It's funny, I never really knew the name of this font, but I don't particularly care one way or another...but leaning slightly toward dislike. It strikes me as "low-rent" and unsophisticated for some reason.

I'd say Downtown or Westwood-area. Downtown is more central to everything, but if the plan is to stay coastal and maybe spend a day doing Dtown, Chinatown and Pasadena, then stay on the Westside. Torrance is a decent area, and not too far from the places of most activity. By not too far, I mean a half hour drive, minimum. 15 minute drive to Redondo, but Santa Monica, Venice, Westwood, are all 30 min away most of the time, and Beverly Hills is about 45. Dtown is anywhere between 30 and 50 away depending on time of day and traffic. Pasadena is 55+

OK, so now we're entering a fad of posting random pictures with "PINGAS" on objects? The three keys to successful humor are: 1. Brevity 2. Cleverness 3. Originality In that order.

I like Calibri.

Now THAT is funny. I can always count on Satty to redeem the humor of a given thread. He's truly an artisan of his craft.

I didn't realize the origin of the anime mattered...I don't watch anime, period.

I don't watch anime, hopefully that will be entertaining to people who do. And last time I checked, this was a car site, not a goofy video site with played-out non-sequitors infesting nearly every thread.

I don't have a problem with both GMC and Buick having vehicles on the same platforms; it's all about positioning. If GMC were truly elevated to Professional Grade, offering true off-road performance and durability (similar to Jeep), in a premium Truck/SUV segment, then I don't see it competing with Buick versions that would be sportier and more comfortable/luxurious for families with disposable income.

It's played out on this site. Seems to be cropping up in new threads every day here.

We haven't seen this in a while. Now don't start posting it every other thread... or

Sorry, but as I said in another thread... PINGAS IS PLAYED OUT P-L-A-Y-E-D O-U-T Go find a new joke.

Jesus Christ this PINGAS@!@!!@@ bull$h! stopped being funny a week ago. The internet moves quickly--go try out a new joke. Avatars: Maybe Northie knows the secret to a larger avatar, but can we keep that as his little secret? I really don't want to see PCS instigating an avatar size pissing contest.

Torrance is good...VERY close to Manhattan Beach, Redondo Beach, Hermosa Beach, LAX, Palos Verdes, decent access to the Westside, and decent to Long Beach. Carson? Very industrial, air smells...I wouldn't recommend...

Quick, someone get me a safety pin...

In LA it's orange Lamborghinis and Bentlys

Agreed. But both are pretty dire...

Agreed.

This is an obnoxious idea, plus it would really screw up the formatting in threads. Why on earth do you need a bigger avatar?

I can't disagree with this. I have had the same suspicion as well.

Plus you're educated and...NOT WHITE TRASH so you already have that advantage in controlling yourself from punching someone.

I can't finish a supersized anything. After going long enough without that kind of food intake, I now know what actually being full is like, and not the "I'm so full I'm about to puke," which was my MO back in the day. Now, I can't even eat half of what I used to regularly in one sitting.

Sedan-exclusive rear treatment. It looks really tacked-on in person.