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Interesting direction this thread went into. Oh my doodness, wear chaps? Hell no, I'm not a flamer, everyone knows anyone that wears them belong in the Village People.
The ride he suggested is worth the price of admission and gas alone. Lunch, who cares. You probably have dinner out somewhere without knowing there is one sitting near you, or for that matter probably ride with a few.
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Interesting direction this thread went into. Oh my doodness, wear chaps? Hell no, I'm not a flamer, everyone knows anyone that wears them belong in the Village People.
The ride he suggested is worth the price of admission and gas alone. Lunch, who cares. You probably have dinner out somewhere without knowing there is one sitting near you, or for that matter probably ride with a few.
The ride he suggested is worth the price of admission and gas alone. Lunch, who cares. You probably have dinner out somewhere without knowing there is one sitting near you, or for that matter probably ride with a few.
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[QUOTE=carlgrover;7922553]I was kind of on board with the chaps option until you threw that lunch stop in there. I figured I could blast through the Castro on the Sporty and maybe even terrorize those street hooligans in the tenderloin before I got my happy *** out of there.
Now as far as lunch goes, what are we talking about here? Beer and a steak at The Blue Oyster or spinach quiche and a side salad with vinigrette? There's a big difference you know.
I saw a guy in Union Square wearing a dress, high heels, hat, white gloves, and an umbrella when I was there. He looked just like June Cleaver. I thought he might be some kind of *** but I noticed he didn't have a string of pearls so I simply figured that's the way folks dressed out there.[/QUOTE
For the sake of argument lets say, yogurt and a protein bar, maybe you should be holding a yoga mat as bait...... The point is in this scenario you have to be putting it out there.
Personally I would drink the yellow bottle.
Now as far as lunch goes, what are we talking about here? Beer and a steak at The Blue Oyster or spinach quiche and a side salad with vinigrette? There's a big difference you know.
I saw a guy in Union Square wearing a dress, high heels, hat, white gloves, and an umbrella when I was there. He looked just like June Cleaver. I thought he might be some kind of *** but I noticed he didn't have a string of pearls so I simply figured that's the way folks dressed out there.[/QUOTE
For the sake of argument lets say, yogurt and a protein bar, maybe you should be holding a yoga mat as bait...... The point is in this scenario you have to be putting it out there.
Personally I would drink the yellow bottle.
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I saw a guy in Union Square wearing a dress, high heels, hat, white gloves, and an umbrella when I was there. He looked just like June Cleaver. I thought he might be some kind of *** but I noticed he didn't have a string of pearls so I simply figured that's the way folks dressed out there.
I live in NY and we have our fair share of freaks, but I dont have nearly as much knowledge as you guys do... You guys scare me...
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I myself would put on shorts, sandals, a flowers shirt and *** less chaps before drinking ****.......BUT I,ve never been to san fransisco and Im not the least bit queer.
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So the wife and I are sitting in a cafe in the Japantown mall having lunch. "City folks" out there are very friendly and an older Gentleman at the table next to us strikes up a conversation. He finds out we're tourists and is downloading all kinds of sightseeing destinations, info, etc. to us. Now to look at this guy and talk to him you would never suspect in any of your wildest dreams that he was a ***. Heck, he looked like he was in his 60's. Well, after we explain that we are out there on our 25th wedding anniversary, he starts telling us about his marriage and his husband. When we heard the "husband" thing we both just kind of smiled sheepishly and tried not to show any reaction. Tough to do for a couple from Alabama - we don't get out much. The REAL freak show started when this guys "hubby" came skipping over to the cafe. He was about as subtle as the first encore at a Village People concert. He was a good 20 years younger than the other guy and everything about him simply screamed "I am homo, watch me prance". We watched this guy tippy toe and giggle back and forth like a schoolgirl while he told us all about the piece of jewelry he was trying to get a deal on next door. It was the funniest thing I'd ever seen. He was so excited about it that he didn't even eat his lunch. We laughed until we cried after leaving there.
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Ok....If I hurt someone, I am sorry...I cant help myself....To get mad over what one says WTF.....Some of you are no fun......So I will try not to make aneyone mad.....I wont say a peep.............AH F+++ that....YOu all can kiss my ***....Ha ha
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