Thread: From ATL to LA

When it comes to the Kings, if want to look at it pessimistically: Kings fans are people of little faith and great dedication.

Freeways: Make sure you're going the same speed as the freeway when you get to the top of the onramp or a semi might have a few questions for you.

The homeless is a mixed bag, there are some that are truly homeless, there are others that just basically panhandle; Like this one guy in pasadena who's had the same cast and same leg broken for 4 years now.

Read at least 10 more times than you post. Plenty of very nice women here, but then they love me for my cookies. But best to treat this place like you should your job, and look for dates elsewhere. If you get out to a game, come down to Team LA at the first intermission, and outside 304 at the second and meet some of the folk. If you run into Tonga, just make sure he has eaten something so that you don't become his intermission snack. Offering to buy him or anyone else a beer never hurts.

LGK Tip #927: Read all of FishMonger's posts... be nothing like him.

welcome to LA. I am a transplant from NY and Boston. Check Goldstar.com every week because they have lots of half price ticket offers. I bought the discount package that comes with many buy one, get one free coupons, but I cannot use most of them because I am going abroad for a month mid-February. Would you like to have them? If so, send me an email at vrmdlm@aol.com. I can mail them to you

I hope you're not the only thing coming from ATL to LA this year.

Welcome to the Insane Asylum .If you would have also said that you were bringing Kovalchuk with you,then you would have been an instant star. I used to live in (Troup County)(LaGrange,Ga. in the mid 60's.