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7 comments:
Oh no - what if this gets around and NO travelling golfers EVER visit Sac again?!?!
miller
At least he thinks of us as a major city. Wait, he's a golfer, so his opinion doesn't count for much.
Charles
I've been to Seattle just once, and I'm kinda a doofus, but I found it hard to find a restaurant open after 11 pm there. That's this guy's big complaint about Sacto. Maybe he didn't try hard enough.
For the record, when I saw Davis Sedaris at the Crest, he said Sacramento was a beautiful city.
Who you gonna trust? Golf guy or Sedaris?
You would trust a guy who drowned a defenseless mouse in a bucket of water?
Jed
Ha ha, Turnip Town. I like that one.
This guy is more right than he is wrong. I love sac but I find myself agreeing with much of his article.
is golfer slang for vampire now or what? why was dude just hanging out in sac at the midnight hours looking for a bite.
homzee
hey anonymous-you know what they say about agreeing with a jerk...do they even grow turnips in sac? i don't get that joke really. the tomato moniker makes sense because it is a play on the word sacramento and many tomatoes are grown here. i also don't see why turnip is more of a dis than tomato as I love both.
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