Mac Meda Destruction Company

The Red Mountain Inn – La Jolla’s Bird Rock Bar

If there was a bar designed for Mac Meda, the infamous Dave Osborn’s Red Mountain Inn would win hands down.  It was named after the screw-top, rot-gut wine, Red Mountain, which was a must if you wanted to get drunk and had little money, because it was $1.50 for a gallon.

With that said, it seemed logical that the Red Mountain Inn became Mac Meda Destruction Co. Official Headquarters!

The bar opened in 1966 at 5525  La Jolla Blvd in Bird Rock. Opening day over 17 kegs of beer was consumed.

The original bartenders were Jack Macpherson, Rick “Ricky Rocket” Johnson, Mike Wilson, Dave Schrader and later Reggie Hasley and Ron “Anchovy” Barca joined to help with the overflow of thirsty and fanatical customers.  Read more... (551 words, 1 image, estimated 2:12 mins reading time)

Four Escape Death – 200 Foot Plunge off La Jolla Cave Street

Mac Meda people have always cheated death and quite frankly, some we are surprised that they have lived as long as they have.

No doubt, this post is probably one of the luckiest ones.

Back in February 1968, Richard Krug’s friend, Larry Cornellius, asked to borrow his brand new pickup. Richard hesitated, then gave him the keys.

Hours later wondering where his truck was, Larry finally came back and explained his truck was at the bottom of Cave street in one of the most unreal feats of escaping death.

Welcome Mac Meda Idiots, Drunks, and Dirtbags

One of the Meda boys having fun up north

Welcome to Mac Meda Destruction Company Official Website.

Please feel free to tell your stories the way it was – if not we will have to address the issue in typical Mac Meda BS and you will be hung by your balls and/or tits until you scream Mac Medaaaaa!

Now if you want to add a picture and/or tell a story the process is painless.

You must have these tiny bit of computer skills.  Read more... (493 words, 1 image, estimated 1:58 mins reading time)

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