Why San Antonio is the coolest city ever

[Dinner]

Originally posted by chegitz guevara
There was a study recently that showed that cities where there are large gay populations are among the most liveable places in America. Apparently, urban gay people want certain services and quality of life and so they tend to create communities that are more interesting and liveable.

They have more disposable income and free time then the breeders since they don't have screaming progeny demanding both time and money.

[MRT144]

fresno is the worst city in america.

besides bakersfield

[Mrs. Tuberski]

gees can we get out of the ****ing 70s please. nasty ass old ladies now. yeah im sure yall would hit it, that is debbie now. ewww wrinkles and **** nasty!!

[Dinner]

Originally posted by Mrs. Tuberski
Houston has one of the prettiest skylines but again way too crowded and humid.

A girl who a dated for 1.5 years and who I almost married was from Houston and kept saying she wanted us to move to Houston. Naturally, after I had visited Houston I resisted the idea and kept telling her I wanted to stay in San Diego. Eventually she graduated from MBA school in San Diego (the reason she'd moved here) and gave me an ultimatium that we moved to Houston or we break up. I said bye. The funny part is two months later she got a job with Walt Disney Co. and she moved to Florida.

[Dinner]

Originally posted by Provost Harrison
To be different

If you wanted to be different then why'd you post a picture of a tower which is an obvious knock off of the John Hancock Center in Chicago?

[Dis]

Originally posted by Lancer
Cities blow chunks

Give me the unspoiled ocean vistas or the great snowcapped mountains.

[Dis]

Originally posted by GePap
Most exciting City Ever:

New York City.

IN Texas I have only been to Dallas. Man, was that City boring....

NYC can't hold a candle to Las Vegas
and in a recent ruling, NYC now has the Okay to close many more strip clubs.

Republicans have the city firmly in their grasp.

[Dis]

the greatest city in the world.

Here's a picture. And this isn't one of these airbrushed/touched of pictures of postcards you guys are posting. This is a real picture taken from a real airplane. so it doesn't exactly look crystal clear like the postcard pictures.

[Dinner]

Vegas is a fun place and there is no doubt about it. I couldn't live there though or else I'd end up gambling, boozing, and womanizing my life away. Wait a minute... That doesn't sound so bad.

[Mrs. Tuberski]

never been to vegas maybe i need to go.I have a reason now one of my gfs a travel nurse just went there i havent seen her since i left hawaii

[Ted Striker]

Hey Mrs. T my groin is all better.

I figured out the problem.

[Mrs. Tuberski]

glad to hear that. what was the prob?

[Drake Tungsten]

[Ted Striker]

Well, I have always had pronated feet.

Last year I waited too long to get work shoes. So the shoes I was wearing every day are worn disproportianley on the sides. This puts my feet at a position where all the weight is carried on the outside of my leg. I wore these shoes waaaaaay longer than I should have. I mean when I recently replaced them, both pairs had holes in the soles from all the wear.

Now that I've started lifting in new shoes, the soles are flat, evening out the weight the way it should be, dispersing it between inner and outer thigh.

But my inner thigh is not used to the weight, so when I go up in weight, the outer thigh is like, "man, this **** is EASY! Put on another plate!!!" So I stack the weights up but the inner thigh just gives out super easy, it's so wimpy, on both legs.

It's simply a case of a muscle that's been neglected for too long. I changed out my work shoes too so that they even out the weight too so the inner thigh is getting stronger and stretched out every day just though walking.

I'm doing some specific exercises for the inner thigh and switched to a different machine that doesn't put the inner thigh in such an awkward position, and gives it a better and safer stetch.

[Ted Striker]

Originally posted by Drake Tungsten