UC Santa Barbara

[morgan180]

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Yeah I live on the ocean (6700 block of DP). It a rough life.

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Until your balcony falls into the ocean. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

Class of 95

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class of 98 - go gauchos

[Casey240Z]

My friend used to live in the house next to the empty lot that is now condemed. Also the cliff used to be out a lot further. Those pictures make me want to go back.
Class of 2002

[morgan180]

i went to school there for 4, lived in SB for 2 afterwards and am dying to go back, soon.

[b0000000000m]

Is it just me, or does that moon look photoshopped in?

Also, to anyone visiting Santa Barbara looking for a nice place to stay, I highly reccomend the Simpson House Inn. It is the only bed & breakfast in North America to have received Triple A's Five Diamond Rating. The service is really wonderful.

[MtnDave]

Still lots of tar on the beach at IV? When I lived there, we had to keep a can of Kerosene by the door to clean our feet before we came in.
However, who can forget spring when the coeds starting wearing their bikini tops to class!

[Sponger15SB]

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Still lots of tar on the beach at IV? When I lived there, we had to keep a can of Kerosene by the door to clean our feet before we came in.
However, who can forget spring when the coeds starting wearing their bikini tops to class!

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The tar comes and goes, usually if you spend a while on the beach you're gonna get tagged with a couple splotches if it is real bad.

Its nothing compared to the water though, your toes sometimes literally get stuck together from the tar if you go out surfing. Also the smell can be nauseating.

[Klepton]

i live on the 6500 block...but i pay 520 to share a room the size of a cockroach..still awesome place

[morgan180]

nice avatar

[Klepton]

thank you, gotta be old school with the snes

one qustion though - who's the big winner tonight?

[Matt Flynn]

and yes, yes u can study buzzed...

i went there for spring break to see my high school buds. stayed in isla vista. if the water were 15 degrees warmer it would be paradise.

matt