Recent content by healother

I could holla from the shoulder!

I was in the strictly platonic section, not purposely looking for m4m posts, but they are mixed in with all the others. This one stood out as funny, because an m4m hottub get-together definately doesn't sound platonic, especially if it's organized with complete strangers over craigslist.

hottub hangout today? - m4m - 31 (ne burbs) mostly str8 guy here into hanging in the hottub with other guys.....maybe have some beers relax...private tub...clothing optional....

In our city most of the time the bike lane is the right most "travel lane" but then there is a parking lane to the right of the bike lane even. In this case, the parking lane is to the left of the bike lane. The problem with this bike lane is simply that it is too narrow. This is a major...

Is this thing not just the worst designed thing you've ever seen? edit: If you didn't notice there is a parking lane between the bike lane and the car travel lane.

Those May 1st no parking snow rules are lame. At least around here they let you park on either the odd or even side of the street depending on snow fall. I think the problem ultimately results from the sidewalk not being associated enough with the road. If sidewalks were simply closer to the...

I got permission to install Windows 7 on my PC at work. I am running XP right now. Think I should do it?

Welcome to 2002

Hey Cindy! How are you? That's exactly what I'm getting at. Using your legs as transportation forces you to do exercise. Some people are strong enough to be body builders every day but others are not. That trail sounds really nice, I love river trails. If more cities were designed with...

Good to see you all on here, Nerf, Smurfy, Superdave and Superqt!

Why not?

I think smart living has a lot to do with this. If people lived a couple miles from their job and purposed to always be living near their job, commuting would be easy. Walkable communities mean a lot too. I would love to have a gym within walking distance, but the nearest gym to meal is 2...

Hello everyone (if anyone remembers me). I have something for you all: Going to the gym works great, for a lot of people. What about the people in America who just don't bother? Who drive to work from their house way out in the suburbs to some destination far away, sit at their desk job...

It's gotten worse. I've stopped biking and started walking 3 miles to work instead. I wouldnt think that walking 6 miles a day would hurt my knee :( I wonder if my body is just getting adjusted to walking a lot or if there is really something f***ed up with me and the only solution is to sit...

I am not thinking of living downtown, but rather in the northern or southern part of the city, where I hear rent is pretty cheap. I am an introvert, so maybe the city would be a little lonely, but I excel at meeting people online. One of the burdens with hanging out with people online though...