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There's a DMZ?I have a map in the office of the southern, central and north regions of California. I'll see if I can take a picture of it.
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There's a DMZ?I have a map in the office of the southern, central and north regions of California. I'll see if I can take a picture of it.
Sort of a joke here (attempted anyway): De-Militarized Zone (DMZ).A huwhad't ?
Haha is that you mike??Haha I'm only 29
Yeah it is just found the site super cool.Is this tanner?
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That's funny. This is the only one that I know. Guess I don't get around much.
I just figured they were all like this. Seemed regular enough to me. Who knew?
All my life here (except 10 months in Phoenix).Don't know how i missed THIS thread, but crucial to connect with the Left Coast: that's where "it" always starts out:
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Simple question (or maybe not): where is the dividing line between SoCal and NoCal (the CA Mason-Dixon)?
I didn't even KNOW about the whole Central California concept (until here). I mean I was even stationed out CA way, years ago, but truth is I wasn't focused on anything much beyond the fence…except some of the beaches (Oxnard: really nice beaches).All my life here (except 10 months in Phoenix).
I'm going to declare all area from Lancaster south as SoCal, all area Bakersfield north to Sacramento as Central Cal, and all area north of Sac as NorCal. However, I think politically, Sac on south is SoCal as north of there the people are more likely to be conservative. Just my opinion based on a few people I know across the state. There HAVE been occasional rumblings from the northern contingent about secession and creating a real Northern California as a 51st state...