It's already law in a few counties in CA.
Also, new homes no longer can have wood burning fireplaces installed in all of CA.
I remember hearing San Francisco banned using wood burning fireplaces quite a few years ago.
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Los Angeles train burglaries
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Also, new homes no longer can have wood burning fireplaces installed in all of CA.
I remember hearing San Francisco banned using wood burning fireplaces quite a few years ago.
I ride from my place to the ocean every couple weeks along Ballona creek. Definitely trapped there!
You know how fishing nets work? It's like that. They draw in the debris and it gets taken to a landfill. Not brilliant. Pretty basic.
Growing up, I used play down by the train tracks. We would sometimes run alongside moving trains and jump up the railcar ladder on the sides of the railcars, though I am trying to remember who else jumped to the ladder and climbed up besides me.
In college (Corvallis), the house I rented with some friends from Idaho was next the railyard, so we'd go exploring late in the evenings sometimes. More than once we opened the sliding boxcar doors and climbed in, and it was always fun to walk on the tracks over the Mary's RIver trestle and have some beers.
I had seen movies about the railyard bulls but never had any interaction with them, or for that matter, can say I saw any actually do anything, though this could be just because me and my friends knew how to hide and be sneaky.
Anyway, the point is, railyards have never been all that secure, at least from my point of view.
In college (Corvallis), the house I rented with some friends from Idaho was next the railyard, so we'd go exploring late in the evenings sometimes. More than once we opened the sliding boxcar doors and climbed in, and it was always fun to walk on the tracks over the Mary's RIver trestle and have some beers.
I had seen movies about the railyard bulls but never had any interaction with them, or for that matter, can say I saw any actually do anything, though this could be just because me and my friends knew how to hide and be sneaky.
Anyway, the point is, railyards have never been all that secure, at least from my point of view.
Sorry man, that doesn't fit the narrative. Going to need you to delete.
i just trip out on how many people who dont live in LA are concerned about whats happening here.
"i passed by LA today and its a third world country". well ive lived here 20+ years and guess what - its never been shangri-la and youve clearly never been to a thrird world country. no costa rica doesnt count.
LA is paradise.
Just don't leave your protected overpriced enclaves and you'll never notice otherwise.
ah good i can blame this on not ordering my girl those shoes.
They were shipping from california so this checks out.
They were shipping from california so this checks out.