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lake elsinore 

the worst place in america. full of tweekers, dude bros, and a lake that smells so bad and is full of meth lab chemicals it's surprising everyone doesn't have cancer. Literally the unwashed colon of california
local resident of lake elsinore - "dude, fuck this place. It smells, it's full of tweekers and there's nothing to do here except loathe your existence"
lake elsinore by El Wopo October 8, 2007
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Lake Elsinore 

Basically the Alabama of California, except it has way more Mexicans. It is known as the meth capital of the Inland Empire. Also, the lake here stinks. Legend said that there is a monster living in that lake, but the lake is so bad, highly doubt anything would live down there.
1: Where are you from?
2: Lake Elsinore

1: where??

2: the less you know, the better off you will be.
Lake Elsinore by Eastermister January 30, 2018

Lake Elsinore, CA

Lake Elsinore, CA is a city in Riverside County that is near a lake. Lake Elsinore, CA is a good city that is still developing on their city unlike other people that call it Alabama but with Mexicans. The school district is great, it has good lunches and good education like CJUSD but except with the good lunches. Lake Elsinore has a lot of suburban homes that even Saturday there's yard sales. Lake Elsinore is near Orange County, which you could go to the beach and mountains.

I used to live in Lake Elsinore but now I live in Colton, CA. Last summer I revisited the city and so far it's doing awesome and their building a Walmart too.
I live in Lake Elsinore, CA

Haha you live in Riverside County

At least I don't live in Palmdale
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murderhobo 

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