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wanderlustmd
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i give up on the ptftw
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wanderlustmd
Feb 18, 2008, 7:54 PM
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what the fuck
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microbarn
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dr_feelgood wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: I'll be the black sheep. Texas is a nice place. Sure, you'll find rednecks...just like every other place in America. But the places I've been to in the state have good food and a welcoming atmosphere. I think that to the right person, it could become "home" very quickly. Some places have a nice feel to them. My .02 If by good food you mean the same 20 fast food or chain restaurants, then yes. It's kind of tough to fuck up paint by numbers. Welcoming atmosphere? The climbers i met were cool, and there is the usual smattering of nice people, but once they figure out that you aint from roun heay, boy.... things can be less friendly. And besides. I am fat-o-phobic, and everyone down their is fat as shit or on meth.
my experience too
The ones that weren't fat were gay. EVERYONE assumes you are gay if you aren't fat too. Maybe wander didn't pick up that he was being hit on by all those guys?
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wanderlustmd
Feb 18, 2008, 7:54 PM
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I can't decide if I want to go to the gym tonight.
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wanderlustmd
Feb 18, 2008, 7:56 PM
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microbarn wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: I'll be the black sheep. Texas is a nice place. Sure, you'll find rednecks...just like every other place in America. But the places I've been to in the state have good food and a welcoming atmosphere. I think that to the right person, it could become "home" very quickly. Some places have a nice feel to them. My .02 If by good food you mean the same 20 fast food or chain restaurants, then yes. It's kind of tough to fuck up paint by numbers. Welcoming atmosphere? The climbers i met were cool, and there is the usual smattering of nice people, but once they figure out that you aint from roun heay, boy.... things can be less friendly. And besides. I am fat-o-phobic, and everyone down their is fat as shit or on meth. my experience too The ones that weren't fat were gay. EVERYONE assumes you are gay if you aren't fat too. Maybe wander didn't pick up that he was being hit on by all those guys?
Well, it's obvious that of all the tea shoppers, you have the most experience in this dept.
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microbarn
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kachoong wrote: microbarn wrote: kachoong wrote: Phewww, lucky I'm not Texan.... So why does the rest of the States hate Texas so much? are you sure you've been to Texas? I am doubting your whole story now. I'm fairly well-travelled and can honestly say it's not that bad here. If it's the *people* then I've met a LOT of narrow-minded people all over the world, even if there seems to be lots here. I've found the people to be generally friendly to me here. The landscape is quite nice in some areas but certainly not all.... admittedly there are plenty of places I'd rather be for landscape, but it's not all that bad. The food can be bland and uninteresting but you can find just about anything at the store that you want to make. The weather, where I am here, is quite humid and hot, but there are easily worse places. If you add all that up I guess it's not the best, but I'm happy, so that's all that matters. edit: I'm not too happy about the idiot truck drivers here either, but it's a student town and their driving SUCKS! That's probably my biggest complaint, but again, Atlanta was the worst place I've been for bad drivers.
yea, overall everyplace has pluses and minuses. Texas is easy to pick on today, but tomorrow it will probably be ....
...texas again
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wanderlustmd
Feb 18, 2008, 7:56 PM
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wanderlustmd wrote: microbarn wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: I'll be the black sheep. Texas is a nice place. Sure, you'll find rednecks...just like every other place in America. But the places I've been to in the state have good food and a welcoming atmosphere. I think that to the right person, it could become "home" very quickly. Some places have a nice feel to them. My .02 If by good food you mean the same 20 fast food or chain restaurants, then yes. It's kind of tough to fuck up paint by numbers. Welcoming atmosphere? The climbers i met were cool, and there is the usual smattering of nice people, but once they figure out that you aint from roun heay, boy.... things can be less friendly. And besides. I am fat-o-phobic, and everyone down their is fat as shit or on meth. my experience too The ones that weren't fat were gay. EVERYONE assumes you are gay if you aren't fat too. Maybe wander didn't pick up that he was being hit on by all those guys? Well, it's obvious that of all the tea shoppers, you have the most experience in this dept.
News flash: America is fat.
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microbarn
Feb 18, 2008, 7:57 PM
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wanderlustmd wrote: Once you've had fat, you'll never go back. |
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wanderlustmd
Feb 18, 2008, 7:58 PM
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The gym I might go to is not the one I belong too, and I'm going to kill lots of time in traffic. And I'm kinda broke. I'm thinking I should go to my gym, but then I won't have friends to climb with/get beer with after.
decisions....
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microbarn
Feb 18, 2008, 7:58 PM
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wanderlustmd wrote: i give up on the ptftw
giving up on the PTFTW for the win
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wanderlustmd
Feb 18, 2008, 7:59 PM
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microbarn wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: Once you've had fat, you'll never go back.
You can't post an empty quote. That's epoch's thing and to copy it makes you ghey.
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microbarn
Feb 18, 2008, 7:59 PM
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wanderlustmd wrote: microbarn wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: I'll be the black sheep. Texas is a nice place. Sure, you'll find rednecks...just like every other place in America. But the places I've been to in the state have good food and a welcoming atmosphere. I think that to the right person, it could become "home" very quickly. Some places have a nice feel to them. My .02 If by good food you mean the same 20 fast food or chain restaurants, then yes. It's kind of tough to fuck up paint by numbers. Welcoming atmosphere? The climbers i met were cool, and there is the usual smattering of nice people, but once they figure out that you aint from roun heay, boy.... things can be less friendly. And besides. I am fat-o-phobic, and everyone down their is fat as shit or on meth. my experience too The ones that weren't fat were gay. EVERYONE assumes you are gay if you aren't fat too. Maybe wander didn't pick up that he was being hit on by all those guys? Well, it's obvious that of all the tea shoppers, you have the most experience in this dept. 
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wanderlustmd
Feb 18, 2008, 7:59 PM
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microbarn wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: i give up on the ptftw solid giving up on the PTFTW for the win
that was totally unplanned.
I'm perma-donny.
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microbarn
Feb 18, 2008, 8:00 PM
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wanderlustmd wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: microbarn wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: I'll be the black sheep. Texas is a nice place. Sure, you'll find rednecks...just like every other place in America. But the places I've been to in the state have good food and a welcoming atmosphere. I think that to the right person, it could become "home" very quickly. Some places have a nice feel to them. My .02 If by good food you mean the same 20 fast food or chain restaurants, then yes. It's kind of tough to fuck up paint by numbers. Welcoming atmosphere? The climbers i met were cool, and there is the usual smattering of nice people, but once they figure out that you aint from roun heay, boy.... things can be less friendly. And besides. I am fat-o-phobic, and everyone down their is fat as shit or on meth. my experience too The ones that weren't fat were gay. EVERYONE assumes you are gay if you aren't fat too. Maybe wander didn't pick up that he was being hit on by all those guys? Well, it's obvious that of all the tea shoppers, you have the most experience in this dept. News flash: America is fat.
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wanderlustmd
Feb 18, 2008, 8:00 PM
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Have you been climbing at all, gheyman?
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dr_feelgood
Feb 18, 2008, 8:01 PM
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microbarn wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: I'll be the black sheep. Texas is a nice place. Sure, you'll find rednecks...just like every other place in America. But the places I've been to in the state have good food and a welcoming atmosphere. I think that to the right person, it could become "home" very quickly. Some places have a nice feel to them. My .02 If by good food you mean the same 20 fast food or chain restaurants, then yes. It's kind of tough to fuck up paint by numbers. Welcoming atmosphere? The climbers i met were cool, and there is the usual smattering of nice people, but once they figure out that you aint from roun heay, boy.... things can be less friendly. And besides. I am fat-o-phobic, and everyone down their is fat as shit or on meth. my experience too The ones that weren't fat were gay. EVERYONE assumes you are gay if you aren't fat too. Maybe wander didn't pick up that he was being hit on by all those guys?
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microbarn
Feb 18, 2008, 8:01 PM
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wanderlustmd wrote: The gym I might go to is not the one I belong too, and I'm going to kill lots of time in traffic. And I'm kinda broke. I'm thinking I should go to my gym, but then I won't have friends to climb with/get beer with after. decisions....
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microbarn
Feb 18, 2008, 8:02 PM
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wanderlustmd wrote: microbarn wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: Once you've had fat, you'll never go back. You can't post an empty quote. That's epoch's thing and to copy it makes you ghey. |
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wanderlustmd
Feb 18, 2008, 8:02 PM
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microbarn wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: microbarn wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: I'll be the black sheep. Texas is a nice place. Sure, you'll find rednecks...just like every other place in America. But the places I've been to in the state have good food and a welcoming atmosphere. I think that to the right person, it could become "home" very quickly. Some places have a nice feel to them. My .02 If by good food you mean the same 20 fast food or chain restaurants, then yes. It's kind of tough to fuck up paint by numbers. Welcoming atmosphere? The climbers i met were cool, and there is the usual smattering of nice people, but once they figure out that you aint from roun heay, boy.... things can be less friendly. And besides. I am fat-o-phobic, and everyone down their is fat as shit or on meth. my experience too The ones that weren't fat were gay. EVERYONE assumes you are gay if you aren't fat too. Maybe wander didn't pick up that he was being hit on by all those guys? Well, it's obvious that of all the tea shoppers, you have the most experience in this dept. News flash: America is fat. don't ruin the idea I have built up in my head. Once I get out of this crummy basement lab there will be wominz a-plenty flaunting their hoo-haas for all to see.
haha.
Lam must not be aware of this alter ego.
I've never met her, and have only seen a pic or two, but I get the feeling she'd slap the bejezus out of you.
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wanderlustmd
Feb 18, 2008, 8:02 PM
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dr_feelgood wrote: microbarn wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: I'll be the black sheep. Texas is a nice place. Sure, you'll find rednecks...just like every other place in America. But the places I've been to in the state have good food and a welcoming atmosphere. I think that to the right person, it could become "home" very quickly. Some places have a nice feel to them. My .02 If by good food you mean the same 20 fast food or chain restaurants, then yes. It's kind of tough to fuck up paint by numbers. Welcoming atmosphere? The climbers i met were cool, and there is the usual smattering of nice people, but once they figure out that you aint from roun heay, boy.... things can be less friendly. And besides. I am fat-o-phobic, and everyone down their is fat as shit or on meth. my experience too The ones that weren't fat were gay. EVERYONE assumes you are gay if you aren't fat too. Maybe wander didn't pick up that he was being hit on by all those guys? that's why he thinks they are so nice.
ha
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microbarn
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wanderlustmd wrote: Have you been climbing at all, gheyman?
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microbarn wrote: kachoong wrote: microbarn wrote: kachoong wrote: Phewww, lucky I'm not Texan.... So why does the rest of the States hate Texas so much? are you sure you've been to Texas? I am doubting your whole story now. I'm fairly well-travelled and can honestly say it's not that bad here. If it's the *people* then I've met a LOT of narrow-minded people all over the world, even if there seems to be lots here. I've found the people to be generally friendly to me here. The landscape is quite nice in some areas but certainly not all.... admittedly there are plenty of places I'd rather be for landscape, but it's not all that bad. The food can be bland and uninteresting but you can find just about anything at the store that you want to make. The weather, where I am here, is quite humid and hot, but there are easily worse places. If you add all that up I guess it's not the best, but I'm happy, so that's all that matters. edit: I'm not too happy about the idiot truck drivers here either, but it's a student town and their driving SUCKS! That's probably my biggest complaint, but again, Atlanta was the worst place I've been for bad drivers. yea, overall everyplace has pluses and minuses. Texas is easy to pick on today, but tomorrow it will probably be .... ...texas again
maybe tomorrow it will be north mexico.
one can dream.
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Feb 18, 2008, 8:03 PM
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You need to build a woody or something.
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Do you have a hangboard?
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dr_feelgood
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wanderlustmd wrote: microbarn wrote: wanderlustmd wrote: i give up on the ptftw solid giving up on the PTFTW for the win that was totally unplanned. I'm perma-donny.
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