the saga continues

amnmy wrote:

spinnythings wrote:

amnmy wrote:

spinnythings wrote:

amnmy wrote:

spinnythings wrote:i have other priorities for items I need to acquire

for example an automobile since a block in our town is a good half a mile

maybe get some exercise and ride a bike

showing up to work all sweaty isn't very professional

besides the summers here get up to 110

quit wearing a trenchcoat and fedora

and if you get sweaty from riding your bike you should ride it more often

when the weather is nice I frequently go riding on the local trails

anyway I was referring to the uniforms

you normally dont have to wear a uniform if you don't work at a place that is known for implying ex-convicts

my options are all uniforms

amnmy wrote:

spinnythings wrote:

amnmy wrote:

spinnythings wrote:i have other priorities for items I need to acquire

for example an automobile since a block in our town is a good half a mile

maybe get some exercise and ride a bike

showing up to work all sweaty isn't very professional

besides the summers here get up to 110

quit wearing a trenchcoat and fedora

and if you get sweaty from riding your bike you should ride it more often

110 is pleasantly warm in Arizona

i ride four miles to deposit money at the bank

amnnmy wrote:

amnmy wrote:

spinnythings wrote:

amnmy wrote:

spinnythings wrote:i have other priorities for items I need to acquire

for example an automobile since a block in our town is a good half a mile

maybe get some exercise and ride a bike

showing up to work all sweaty isn't very professional

besides the summers here get up to 110

quit wearing a trenchcoat and fedora

and if you get sweaty from riding your bike you should ride it more often

110 is pleasantly warm in Arizona

i ride four miles to deposit money at the bank

yeah but you live in fucking arizona you have a natural ability to avoid heat stroke

and last thing im gonna do is show up at work sunburned and smelly

spinnythings wrote:

amnnmy wrote:

amnmy wrote:

spinnythings wrote:

amnmy wrote:

spinnythings wrote:i have other priorities for items I need to acquire

for example an automobile since a block in our town is a good half a mile

maybe get some exercise and ride a bike

showing up to work all sweaty isn't very professional

besides the summers here get up to 110

quit wearing a trenchcoat and fedora

and if you get sweaty from riding your bike you should ride it more often

110 is pleasantly warm in Arizona

i ride four miles to deposit money at the bank

yeah but you live in fucking arizona you have a natural ability to avoid heat stroke

and last thing im gonna do is show up at work sunburned and smelly

quit playing nerd shit on your shitty computer and go outside a little more and you'll magically adapt to the temperatures outside

i can do a cross town checkpoint on my bike in a t-shirt and jeans in -20 C, and this is in BC where it's uphill both ways

amnmy wrote:

spinnythings wrote:

amnnmy wrote:

amnmy wrote:

spinnythings wrote:

amnmy wrote:

spinnythings wrote:i have other priorities for items I need to acquire

for example an automobile since a block in our town is a good half a mile

maybe get some exercise and ride a bike

showing up to work all sweaty isn't very professional

besides the summers here get up to 110

quit wearing a trenchcoat and fedora

and if you get sweaty from riding your bike you should ride it more often

110 is pleasantly warm in Arizona

i ride four miles to deposit money at the bank

yeah but you live in fucking arizona you have a natural ability to avoid heat stroke

and last thing im gonna do is show up at work sunburned and smelly

quit playing nerd shit on your shitty computer and go outside a little more and you'll magically adapt to the temperatures outside

i can do a cross town checkpoint on my bike in a t-shirt and jeans in -20 C, and this is in BC where it's uphill both ways

its hard to adapt when the temperatures go anywhere from 0F to 110F

weather here is weird

spinnythings wrote:

amnmy wrote:

spinnythings wrote:

amnnmy wrote:

amnmy wrote:

spinnythings wrote:

amnmy wrote:

spinnythings wrote:i have other priorities for items I need to acquire

for example an automobile since a block in our town is a good half a mile

maybe get some exercise and ride a bike

showing up to work all sweaty isn't very professional

besides the summers here get up to 110

quit wearing a trenchcoat and fedora

and if you get sweaty from riding your bike you should ride it more often

110 is pleasantly warm in Arizona

i ride four miles to deposit money at the bank

yeah but you live in fucking arizona you have a natural ability to avoid heat stroke

and last thing im gonna do is show up at work sunburned and smelly

quit playing nerd shit on your shitty computer and go outside a little more and you'll magically adapt to the temperatures outside

i can do a cross town checkpoint on my bike in a t-shirt and jeans in -20 C, and this is in BC where it's uphill both ways

its hard to adapt when the temperatures go anywhere from 0F to 110F

weather here is weird

motherfucker im not even joking when i say it went from avg -20 c to +25 c in a week

you live in flatlands so i doubt bikeriding will be exhausting enough for you to get all sweaty and shit if you have proper hiygene and a good body type

also don't even bother trying to get a job like mcds unless you absolutely need one; practice a hobby or something and try to get a job based on it; like my autismal fascination with loonix is why i'm not employed at cariboo comput3rs

amnmy wrote:you live in flatlands

for the last time my city has gigantic hills its like one of the only cities in kansas to

spinnythings wrote:

amnmy wrote:you live in flatlands

for the last time my city has gigantic hills its like one of the only cities in kansas to

gigantic hills for kansas is probably a 1 inch high bump in the road

i assure you british columbia is a rougher terrain

amnmy wrote:

spinnythings wrote:

amnmy wrote:you live in flatlands

for the last time my city has gigantic hills its like one of the only cities in kansas to

gigantic hills for kansas is probably a 1 inch high bump in the road

i assure you british columbia is a rougher terrain

whatever

1. bike more
2. biking becomes easier

it's how things work

amnmy wrote:

spinnythings wrote:

amnmy wrote:you live in flatlands

for the last time my city has gigantic hills its like one of the only cities in kansas to

gigantic hills for kansas is probably a 1 inch high bump in the road

i assure you british columbia is a rougher terrain

this

amnmy wrote:

spinnythings wrote:

amnmy wrote:you live in flatlands

for the last time my city has gigantic hills its like one of the only cities in kansas to

gigantic hills for kansas is probably a 1 inch high bump in the road

i assure you british columbia is a rougher terrain

kansas is totally fucking flat they dont even have "hills" they're more like mounds

slamjamsk8r wrote:

amnmy wrote:

spinnythings wrote:

amnmy wrote:you live in flatlands

for the last time my city has gigantic hills its like one of the only cities in kansas to

gigantic hills for kansas is probably a 1 inch high bump in the road

i assure you british columbia is a rougher terrain

kansas is totally fucking flat they dont even have "hills" they're more like mounds

hold on i'll go and take a picture of the bump my house is on