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RE: Santa Barbara, CA Data Sheet 2014
(03-11-2015 05:57 PM)Icarus Wrote: A HB9 at UCSB may have a very rich father and a genetically blessed gold digger mother. She already has everything. She's in college because of peer pressure, for fun, and for alpha fucks. It's what young adult women are supposed to do.
For her, college is a country club membership for 4 years, without parental supervision and without expectations of real achievement. A sort of early retirement.
Its possible but not likely. Ive yet to see a true stunner come from a wealthy background.
Also im not arguing if there are any 9s in college but the likelihood of 9s that go to college. Most guys dont see 9s especially if he doesnt live in a tier 1 city. Add in the fact that 9s live in another universe compare to most girls there wouldnt be any need for her to go to college. She would most likely be already scouted at a young age and already modeling or sponsored by rich guys traveling around the world.
Another thing is that the US just does not produce that many 9s. The fact that the fashion industry is disproportionately foreign and this forum putting emphasize on international game should highlight this.
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RE: Santa Barbara, CA Data Sheet 2014
^Pat is right in my experience if you want real talk.
If you want real 8+ go to Colombia, Russia, Ukraine, Sweden, Serbia, Czech, the Baltics and depending on tastes for Asians, Tokyo and Seoul.
I can say walking around UCSB and IV I have see one real 9 I can remember. She looked like a Nordic goddess and I was too pussy back then to approach her.
Even solid 8's are pretty rare.
In downtown SB I have have seen 2 other 9's since I have been here (18 months).
9's are extremely rare. IE shockingly hot, where I ask myself why aren't you on some rich guy's yacht. Even walking around L.A. whether it be Beverly Hills, Santa Monica, Venice, Hollywood, Newport Beach (O.C.) etc... (my brother lived there) or in GasLamp or Pacific Beach in San Diego (one of my best friends lives there) you rarely see a real 8+.
On an average day on campus or average night on State St. I may see a handful of real 8's (many of those are always walking around with very good looking or alpha guy or in a pack of hot girls) if I am lucky.
Now young 7's in SB? Fuck yes there are boatloads and that is why it is still such a good place as far as the USA is concerned. I think it is much better than L.A. or S.D. if you are looking for 18-23 girls in the 7 range. A few other isolated party college towns or Lower Manhattan may be the only places that can compare, but as far as NYC that isn't even due to street game or night game, but how many options online game gives as far as logistics and status.
Whenever I have been on Lower Manhattan I see it more as a gold mine of girls 23-29 that will slut around easily than anything else.
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(05-19-2016 12:01 PM)Giovonny Wrote: If I talk to 100 19 year old girls, at least one of them is getting fucked!
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RE: Santa Barbara, CA Data Sheet 2014
This is the equation for State St no matter what time of year whether school is in or out.
The only nights worth going out if you are coming out of town is Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
Out of every week of these three nights one will be very good, one will be a ghost town and absolutely terrible, and one will just be okay.
I have gone out on the first Thursday college night of school year and been severely disappointed when it should be raining pussy.
I have gone out on a random Friday night (usually weaker than Saturday) during a school break, and shit is just going off with bored people that stayed here, locals, and tourists.
If you want to have one good night I would come for at least two of nights, better to experience it if you stay for all 3 and day drink a bit at the wine places on the weekend to see what can happen when it's good.
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(05-19-2016 12:01 PM)Giovonny Wrote: If I talk to 100 19 year old girls, at least one of them is getting fucked!
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RE: Santa Barbara, CA Data Sheet 2014
(08-26-2015 11:46 PM)Merenguero Wrote: I've wanted to go to Santa Barbara forever, but have never made it north of Ventura. One of the hottest girls I've ever met lived there. What's the best way to get there from the eastern U.S.? Is it better to fly into L.A.X. and rent a car or is it better to take one of those commuter flights from L.A.X. to Santa Barbara?
I've flown into the SB Airport many times, it is a quick and easy small town airport with minimal lines. If you're coming from the East Coast often the quickest and cheapest connection is actually in Phoenix, not LAX.
Another thing to keep in mind is that LAX is basically on the other side of Los Angeles from SB, which means you have to drive through LA with the closest freeway being the 405 to the 101; depending on what time you get in (or maybe even not knowing LA!) the traffic through there can be a nightmare. That having been said, as Travesty pointed out the stretch of highway from Ventura to SB is gorgeous, runs right along the ocean for much of the way.
Depending on your logistics, another option could be an airport shuttle bus from LAX to SB that I've used many years ago, back then they were reliable and comfortable enough:
http://www.sbairbus.com/pages/display/laxshuttle
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RE: Santa Barbara, CA Data Sheet 2014
(08-27-2015 03:38 PM)Chevalier De Seingalt Wrote: (08-26-2015 11:46 PM)Merenguero Wrote: I've wanted to go to Santa Barbara forever, but have never made it north of Ventura. One of the hottest girls I've ever met lived there. What's the best way to get there from the eastern U.S.? Is it better to fly into L.A.X. and rent a car or is it better to take one of those commuter flights from L.A.X. to Santa Barbara?
I've flown into the SB Airport many times, it is a quick and easy small town airport with minimal lines. If you're coming from the East Coast often the quickest and cheapest connection is actually in Phoenix, not LAX.
Another thing to keep in mind is that LAX is basically on the other side of Los Angeles from SB, which means you have to drive through LA with the closest freeway being the 405 to the 101; depending on what time you get in (or maybe even not knowing LA!) the traffic through there can be a nightmare. That having been said, as Travesty pointed out the stretch of highway from Ventura to SB is gorgeous, runs right along the ocean for much of the way.
Depending on your logistics, another option could be an airport shuttle bus from LAX to SB that I've used many years ago, back then they were reliable and comfortable enough:
http://www.sbairbus.com/pages/display/laxshuttle
What I do to find out what airports have flights to and from what cities and on what airlines is I go to the wikipedia site for each airport and check under each airline. This information is always accurate in my experience. The Santa Barbara airport wikipedia site says that there are direct flights to and from Phoenix on U.S. Air Express and to and from L.A.X. on United Express. Denver might be another option through United Express. All the other cities which fly to Santa Barbara are in the other direction like Portland, Seattle, and San Francisco. I say avoid L.A.X. whenever possible.
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