Comments by Huntsman (page 14)

*of. Sorry for the typo.

Even on an anonymous internet board that sometimes seems like a dysfunctional junior high, I feel like I’ve sort of gotten to know folks on here, at least in a tangential sense. It’s sad to learn if the passing of the Jackie behind the Juice. A father, a brother and only 40 years old. RIP Juice.

I’m to lazy to retype. Skibum’s list seems about right to me.

I’d like to club in Detroit, Providence, and South Florida. If been to those places but never clubbing and I’d like to experience what it’s like outside my club norm. Also, the Carolinas and WVa would interest me for a travel/club experience combo.

I admit to having a major Carrie Underwood crush, so I’m still as impressed as I’ve previously been with her looks.

My guess is that neither party was exactly Prince or Princess Charming in real life.

Both Portland’s. I like hiking and would enjoy checking out both Oregon and Maine a bit more. I’ve never been to San Diego and would enjoy seeing a place so different from Minnesota.

I assume high turnover clubs are poorly managed. It seems that there is a direct correlation between high turnover and high drama. I don’t know which is the chicken and which is the egg but high drama is a big turnoff and makes me go elsewhere to spend my money.

Hooked on a feeling BJ Thomas <. Blue Swede. Oooga Chaka.

Muddy, if the white suit seems a bit much, you could try the white, short sleeved shirt and tie. Kind of a Paul Blart look. Maybe that would get the ladies swooning.

As far as too young, I avoid gals younger than mid 20s. As far as too old, I think a gal that maintains a nice body and exudes some charm can keep going a long time. If you like what you’re doing, I see no reason to hang up the thong anytime soon.

By the way, I know how to spell Mahomes but I don’t seem to be very good at monitoring fucking spellcheck.

I think KC won that deal. As good as Hill is, they can restock the roster at a lower cost and still give Mahoney enough targets.

I’d say go for it. In fact, go all out. I have an old crown vic you could borrow to drive to the club with an 8 track player and everything. If you see a dancer you like, you could blurt out “say hello to my little friend”. See how that works and let us know. Muddy, keep in mind that I live a boring life and need to live vicariously through others.

I agree with the idea of just getting a new laptop. Yes, it’s more expensive than replacing the battery but not tremendously so. Plus, putting a new battery in a six year old laptop does not mean you’ll get six more years of good use out of it. I’m pretty sure you’ll find yourself shopping for a new laptop for other reasons sooner rather than later. I can see the value in repairing an old car and keeping it going. In my experience, computers are not analogous in terms of hanging on to. Also, the cost if a laptop is about the same as a typical club visit. It’s not that expensive to have a good, working laptop.

Hoka and New Balance are two brands I like.