What Nor Cal county are you from?

Where are we from OR where do we live?

where do you currently reside.....are we clear? Crystal ...... (a scene from the movie = A Few Good Men)

sonoma 

I'm guessing that most members live in the Santa Clara area.....anyone up for a bet? Loser gives the winner a half hour footrub!

POST UP!!!

No sorry, I don't let men touch my feet, let alone rub them for a half hour.   

MONTEREY baby, but just barely!  Montery is a pretty big county,  two hour drive from south to north.

Sonoma Co.

Placer Co. FTW

I heard they updated the Bay Area Maps

Where are we from OR where do we live?

where do you currently reside.....are we clear? Crystal ...... (a scene from the movie = A Few Good Men)

Well then, scratch off a Fresno and plus a Sacramento.

 

Would love to be From The "Sierra's" eventually I plan to be!

looks like i'm from Shopping Mall / Contra Costa Bay Waters Side

Hella big trees

I think at this point it is important to define where NorCal is, which therefore makes it important to know the history of the term "NorCal."  The term "NorCal" like many other way cool terms was invented by surfers.  So by the original definition, any of the land-lubbing, dirt encrusted counties are simply not "NorCal."  They may be in Northern California, but they don't make the grade to be "NorCal."  You gotta be able to surf there.

Secondly, NorCal counties includes geographic boundaries, but they are also defined by other attributes of the populace like:

1)  A significant proportion of the populace must have extreme views to the right or the left--and their viewpoints are derived from smoking copious quantities of an illegal herb

2) A significant proportion of the population must voluntarily subsist on third world incomes

3)  A significant proportion of the population must grow illegal herbs

4)  Redwoods must outnumber humans

5)   A significant proportion of the population must have little understanding of "tech," "IT," or geek crap.

So when you boil all that down, you've got Sonoma, Mendocino, Humboldt, and Del Norte as qualifying as NorCal.  Really, that's the deal 

Yup NorCal it is then

I think at this point it is important to define where NorCal is, which therefore makes it important to know the history of the term "NorCal."  The term "NorCal" like many other way cool terms was invented by surfers.  So by the original definition, any of the land-lubbing, dirt encrusted counties are simply not "NorCal."  They may be in Northern California, but they don't make the grade to be "NorCal."  You gotta be able to surf there.

Secondly, NorCal counties includes geographic boundaries, but they are also defined by other attributes of the populace like:

1)  A significant proportion of the populace must have extreme views to the right or the left--and their viewpoints are derived from smoking copious quantities of an illegal herb

2) A significant proportion of the population must voluntarily subsist on third world incomes

3)  A significant proportion of the population must grow illegal herbs

4)  Redwoods must outnumber humans

5)   A significant proportion of the population must have little understanding of "tech," "IT," or geek crap.

So when you boil all that down, you've got Sonoma, Mendocino, Humboldt, and Del Norte as qualifying as NorCal.  Really, that's the deal 

According to Matt's new map you're from San Francisco with retirement possibilities in Berkeley. So you're not in norcal either Dave