HollywoodBQ said:
It's possible that somebody on here could be affected but it's kind of unlikely for two reasons.Even with all my running around with Rock & Rollers, I only wound up at a house party in the Hollywood Hills looking down at the lights of LA, exactly once. Partied with an adult film actress in West Hollywood once. But, I've been to many house parties in The San Fernando Valley and even Redondo Beach. Poker home games in Anaheim, Duarte, Burbank, etc. Point is, nobody in Malibu or Pacific Palisades is inviting me over.
- Pacific Palisades and Malibu are a very small percentage of the total area.
- Most of the folks who live there off PCH are ultra-wealthy so, we probably don't know them first hand.
Are you sure it was an "actress"?HollywoodBQ said:
It's possible that somebody on here could be affected but it's kind of unlikely for two reasons.Even with all my running around with Rock & Rollers, I only wound up at a house party in the Hollywood Hills looking down at the lights of LA, exactly once. Partied with an adult film actress in West Hollywood once. But, I've been to many house parties in The San Fernando Valley and even Redondo Beach. Poker home games in Anaheim, Duarte, Burbank, etc. Point is, nobody in Malibu or Pacific Palisades is inviting me over.
- Pacific Palisades and Malibu are a very small percentage of the total area.
- Most of the folks who live there off PCH are ultra-wealthy so, we probably don't know them first hand.
It was definitely Lisa Sparxxx. She was a nice Kentucky girl, if you overlook the fact that she got railed by 919 men in one day.johnnyblaze36 said:Are you sure it was an "actress"?HollywoodBQ said:
It's possible that somebody on here could be affected but it's kind of unlikely for two reasons.Even with all my running around with Rock & Rollers, I only wound up at a house party in the Hollywood Hills looking down at the lights of LA, exactly once. Partied with an adult film actress in West Hollywood once. But, I've been to many house parties in The San Fernando Valley and even Redondo Beach. Poker home games in Anaheim, Duarte, Burbank, etc. Point is, nobody in Malibu or Pacific Palisades is inviting me over.
- Pacific Palisades and Malibu are a very small percentage of the total area.
- Most of the folks who live there off PCH are ultra-wealthy so, we probably don't know them first hand.
Funny, one of my Rock and Roll friends would always get made fun of for name dropping who he had played with before. And he's the guy who brought me to the Hollywood Hills party.Philo B 93 said:HollywoodBQ said:
It's possible that somebody on here could be affected but it's kind of unlikely for two reasons.Even with all my running around with Rock & Rollers, I only wound up at a house party in the Hollywood Hills looking down at the lights of LA, exactly once. Partied with an adult film actress in West Hollywood once. But, I've been to many house parties in The San Fernando Valley and even Redondo Beach. Poker home games in Anaheim, Duarte, Burbank, etc. Point is, nobody in Malibu or Pacific Palisades is inviting me over.
- Pacific Palisades and Malibu are a very small percentage of the total area.
- Most of the folks who live there off PCH are ultra-wealthy so, we probably don't know them first hand.
I've been curious about how big the fires actually are. I've seen hurricanes along the gulf coast that were basically rain storms to us, but the media sells them as Storm of the Century. Very sad for anyone who loses a home in a fire, but I'm glad it's less than the media is saying, and I hope it's super wealthy people who can recover from the financial loss.
Hey Hollywood BQ, you've got some interesting stories. Why not drop a few names?
Funny, I just realized I wrote about a drummer and a drummer is the main guy who hosted regular house parties in North Hills in The Valley.Philo B 93 said:HollywoodBQ said:
It's possible that somebody on here could be affected but it's kind of unlikely for two reasons.Even with all my running around with Rock & Rollers, I only wound up at a house party in the Hollywood Hills looking down at the lights of LA, exactly once. Partied with an adult film actress in West Hollywood once. But, I've been to many house parties in The San Fernando Valley and even Redondo Beach. Poker home games in Anaheim, Duarte, Burbank, etc. Point is, nobody in Malibu or Pacific Palisades is inviting me over.
- Pacific Palisades and Malibu are a very small percentage of the total area.
- Most of the folks who live there off PCH are ultra-wealthy so, we probably don't know them first hand.
I've been curious about how big the fires actually are. I've seen hurricanes along the gulf coast that were basically rain storms to us, but the media sells them as Storm of the Century. Very sad for anyone who loses a home in a fire, but I'm glad it's less than the media is saying, and I hope it's super wealthy people who can recover from the financial loss.
Hey Hollywood BQ, you've got some interesting stories. Why not drop a few names?
I wouldn't say the fires are any "less" than the media is saying. They're widespread, devastating, and in relatively populated areas. Combine that with the wind and how quickly they can jump, start, and spread, and it leads to everyone in LA being on constant pins and needles about what's next to come.Philo B 93 said:HollywoodBQ said:
It's possible that somebody on here could be affected but it's kind of unlikely for two reasons.Even with all my running around with Rock & Rollers, I only wound up at a house party in the Hollywood Hills looking down at the lights of LA, exactly once. Partied with an adult film actress in West Hollywood once. But, I've been to many house parties in The San Fernando Valley and even Redondo Beach. Poker home games in Anaheim, Duarte, Burbank, etc. Point is, nobody in Malibu or Pacific Palisades is inviting me over.
- Pacific Palisades and Malibu are a very small percentage of the total area.
- Most of the folks who live there off PCH are ultra-wealthy so, we probably don't know them first hand.
I've been curious about how big the fires actually are. I've seen hurricanes along the gulf coast that were basically rain storms to us, but the media sells them as Storm of the Century. Very sad for anyone who loses a home in a fire, but I'm glad it's less than the media is saying, and I hope it's super wealthy people who can recover from the financial loss.
Hey Hollywood BQ, you've got some interesting stories. Why not drop a few names?
lol.Philo B 93 said:HollywoodBQ said:
It's possible that somebody on here could be affected but it's kind of unlikely for two reasons.Even with all my running around with Rock & Rollers, I only wound up at a house party in the Hollywood Hills looking down at the lights of LA, exactly once. Partied with an adult film actress in West Hollywood once. But, I've been to many house parties in The San Fernando Valley and even Redondo Beach. Poker home games in Anaheim, Duarte, Burbank, etc. Point is, nobody in Malibu or Pacific Palisades is inviting me over.
- Pacific Palisades and Malibu are a very small percentage of the total area.
- Most of the folks who live there off PCH are ultra-wealthy so, we probably don't know them first hand.
Hey Hollywood BQ, you've got some interesting stories. Why not drop a few names?
True. Only scratched the surface.62strat said:lol.Philo B 93 said:HollywoodBQ said:
It's possible that somebody on here could be affected but it's kind of unlikely for two reasons.Even with all my running around with Rock & Rollers, I only wound up at a house party in the Hollywood Hills looking down at the lights of LA, exactly once. Partied with an adult film actress in West Hollywood once. But, I've been to many house parties in The San Fernando Valley and even Redondo Beach. Poker home games in Anaheim, Duarte, Burbank, etc. Point is, nobody in Malibu or Pacific Palisades is inviting me over.
- Pacific Palisades and Malibu are a very small percentage of the total area.
- Most of the folks who live there off PCH are ultra-wealthy so, we probably don't know them first hand.
Hey Hollywood BQ, you've got some interesting stories. Why not drop a few names?
This dude has dropped plenty of names!
HollywoodBQ said:
One thing I learned for certain, it's a lot easier to be a fan than it is to be a friend. .
Exactly.RikkiTikkaTagem said:HollywoodBQ said:
One thing I learned for certain, it's a lot easier to be a fan than it is to be a friend. .
Yeah those sometimes blurry lines get real demarcated quickly where the conversation starts out with "Hey, we're friends right? Can you take this bag, get rid of it and not ask any questions?"
You can get a better idea of the scale of affected areas by going to this link and zooming into the LA area:Philo B 93 said:HollywoodBQ said:
It's possible that somebody on here could be affected but it's kind of unlikely for two reasons.Even with all my running around with Rock & Rollers, I only wound up at a house party in the Hollywood Hills looking down at the lights of LA, exactly once. Partied with an adult film actress in West Hollywood once. But, I've been to many house parties in The San Fernando Valley and even Redondo Beach. Poker home games in Anaheim, Duarte, Burbank, etc. Point is, nobody in Malibu or Pacific Palisades is inviting me over.
- Pacific Palisades and Malibu are a very small percentage of the total area.
- Most of the folks who live there off PCH are ultra-wealthy so, we probably don't know them first hand.
I've been curious about how big the fires actually are. I've seen hurricanes along the gulf coast that were basically rain storms to us, but the media sells them as Storm of the Century. Very sad for anyone who loses a home in a fire, but I'm glad it's less than the media is saying, and I hope it's super wealthy people who can recover from the financial loss.
Hey Hollywood BQ, you've got some interesting stories. Why not drop a few names?
If you're not into the 80s hair metal scene, I wouldn't expect you to. And there are a ton of random session players, cover/tribute band players and guitar techs / drum techs who are all part of the scene too. Not to mention girlfriends and ex-girlfriends.62strat said:
I think what I love most about many of these stories is I don't even know a single name you drop lol.
I mean that in a non condescending way.
That doesn't even necessarily do it justice. As another example of scale, the Palisades fire alone is almost twice the size of Manhattan. Obviously less densely populated, but still a populated area (also with some of the most expensive real estate in America).javajaws said:You can get a better idea of the scale of affected areas by going to this link and zooming into the LA area:Philo B 93 said:HollywoodBQ said:
It's possible that somebody on here could be affected but it's kind of unlikely for two reasons.Even with all my running around with Rock & Rollers, I only wound up at a house party in the Hollywood Hills looking down at the lights of LA, exactly once. Partied with an adult film actress in West Hollywood once. But, I've been to many house parties in The San Fernando Valley and even Redondo Beach. Poker home games in Anaheim, Duarte, Burbank, etc. Point is, nobody in Malibu or Pacific Palisades is inviting me over.
- Pacific Palisades and Malibu are a very small percentage of the total area.
- Most of the folks who live there off PCH are ultra-wealthy so, we probably don't know them first hand.
I've been curious about how big the fires actually are. I've seen hurricanes along the gulf coast that were basically rain storms to us, but the media sells them as Storm of the Century. Very sad for anyone who loses a home in a fire, but I'm glad it's less than the media is saying, and I hope it's super wealthy people who can recover from the financial loss.
Hey Hollywood BQ, you've got some interesting stories. Why not drop a few names?
https://www.fire.ca.gov/
you wonder what will come of it.MASAXET said:(also with some of the most expensive real estate in America).javajaws said:You can get a better idea of the scale of affected areas by going to this link and zooming into the LA area:Philo B 93 said:HollywoodBQ said:
It's possible that somebody on here could be affected but it's kind of unlikely for two reasons.Even with all my running around with Rock & Rollers, I only wound up at a house party in the Hollywood Hills looking down at the lights of LA, exactly once. Partied with an adult film actress in West Hollywood once. But, I've been to many house parties in The San Fernando Valley and even Redondo Beach. Poker home games in Anaheim, Duarte, Burbank, etc. Point is, nobody in Malibu or Pacific Palisades is inviting me over.
- Pacific Palisades and Malibu are a very small percentage of the total area.
- Most of the folks who live there off PCH are ultra-wealthy so, we probably don't know them first hand.
I've been curious about how big the fires actually are. I've seen hurricanes along the gulf coast that were basically rain storms to us, but the media sells them as Storm of the Century. Very sad for anyone who loses a home in a fire, but I'm glad it's less than the media is saying, and I hope it's super wealthy people who can recover from the financial loss.
Hey Hollywood BQ, you've got some interesting stories. Why not drop a few names?
https://www.fire.ca.gov/
NEW: Here is a sweeping view of the Pacific Palisades, taken today at a lower altitude… beginning just south of Sunset Blvd to Chautauqua Blvd. #PalisadesFire pic.twitter.com/0OV9FAnmcP
— Chris Cristi (@abc7chriscristi) January 16, 2025
I am honestly sick of being the world's ATM machine...all while being taxed on top of texed, to no end...while our countrymen receive insulting "relief" in the wake of disaster.wangus12 said:
I can only hope that other nations around the world send their money and support to us like we do for them.
Goodness...f-ing awfulTCTTS said:
Not exactly. It's mostly that it lies along the Pacific, essentially between Santa Monica and Malibu. It's kind of tucked away, but also has entry/exit points to both the Pacific Coast Highway and also San Vicente, which is a nice/famous street that's just a ten-or-so-minute drive through Santa Monica/Brentwood to the 405 Highway.
Here's a good view of the area posted yesterday...NEW: Here is a sweeping view of the Pacific Palisades, taken today at a lower altitude… beginning just south of Sunset Blvd to Chautauqua Blvd. #PalisadesFire pic.twitter.com/0OV9FAnmcP
— Chris Cristi (@abc7chriscristi) January 16, 2025
im just going off what my bro has said on the past who lived in Danville for many years. If a fire came through there and leveled the valley, he didn't think the appeal would remain. The land value would plummet.TCTTS said:
Not exactly. It's mostly that it lies along the Pacific, essentially between Santa Monica and Malibu. It's kind of tucked away, but also has entry/exit points to both the Pacific Coast Highway and also San Vicente, which is a nice/famous street that's just a ten-or-so-minute drive through Santa Monica/Brentwood to the 405 Highway.
Here's a good view of the area posted yesterday...NEW: Here is a sweeping view of the Pacific Palisades, taken today at a lower altitude… beginning just south of Sunset Blvd to Chautauqua Blvd. #PalisadesFire pic.twitter.com/0OV9FAnmcP
— Chris Cristi (@abc7chriscristi) January 16, 2025
BenFiasco14 said:
I know an attention hoor who marked herself safe from the fires and posted on her instagram. She lives in Santa Cruz
El Gallo Blanco said:BenFiasco14 said:
I know an attention hoor who marked herself safe from the fires and posted on her instagram. She lives in Santa Cruz
American female AF
I have friends in Long Beach and Redondo who marked themselves as safe.BenFiasco14 said:
I know an attention hoor who marked herself safe from the fires and posted on her instagram. She lives in Santa Cruz
So far, firefighters from Mexico and Canada have responded and are on the ground. Ukraine has offered to send 150 firefighters and Iran's Red Crescent offered up some emergency response teams. California declined the offer from Iran and instead asked for donations to relief efforts. Japan has allocated $2 million to donate to those affected by the fire.wangus12 said:
I can only hope that other nations around the world send their money and support to us like we do for them.
