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post #1456 of 1730
Shit, I'm going to get all misty-eyed up in here. Stop it.
post #1457 of 1730
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Originally Posted by sugarbutch View Post

Shit, I'm going to get all misty-eyed up in here. Stop it.

We used to have a great view of the bridge from our kitchen, but a new house was built down the hill and it blocked some of it. It's still OK from the dining room. The new house is actually quite beautiful. The guy who lives there is an A1 douchebag, though. I don't know his story, but I think he may be an ex-athlete or something. Still rather young. Anyway, for a year he didn't have shades on his windows, and he must have boned 75 different really good looking women in that year. All in front of my kitchen sink. To his credit, he is hung like a fucking mule. My mother was looking out there once, curious about the new entertainment and almost fainted. Now he has shades, but I did get to see a fully naked woman craning out of the window while I was washing my coffee cup two weekends ago.
post #1458 of 1730
The parks on the marin side, where you can go up on the hill, picnic and look into the bay, the city and the ocean, all in one panorama is still one of my favorite things to do.
post #1459 of 1730
My favorite thing to do is sail under the bridge. Power is OK too.
post #1460 of 1730
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Originally Posted by sugarbutch View Post

Shit, I'm going to get all misty-eyed up in here. Stop it.

We used to have a great view of the bridge from our kitchen, but a new house was built down the hill and it blocked some of it. It's still OK from the dining room. The new house is actually quite beautiful. The guy who lives there is an A1 douchebag, though. I don't know his story, but I think he may be an ex-athlete or something. Still rather young. Anyway, for a year he didn't have shades on his windows, and he must have boned 75 different really good looking women in that year. All in front of my kitchen sink. To his credit, he is hung like a fucking mule. My mother was looking out there once, curious about the new entertainment and almost fainted. Now he has shades, but I did get to see a fully naked woman craning out of the window while I was washing my coffee cup two weekends ago.

Dammit, Matt. Even annoying neighbors are better for the 1%.
post #1461 of 1730
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Anyway, for a year he didn't have shades on his windows, and he must have boned 75 different really good looking women in that year. .

Did he import them? confused.gif
post #1462 of 1730
Thread Starter 

You stealing my material?

 

lefty

post #1463 of 1730
ha, I totally Dane Cook'd you. Sorry
post #1464 of 1730
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Originally Posted by sugarbutch View Post

Dammit, Matt. Even annoying neighbors are better for the 1%.

Seriously, that's not a problem, that's a free sex show!
post #1465 of 1730
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Originally Posted by NorCal View Post

Seriously, that's not a problem, that's a free sex show!

and he didn't even have to drive to Tijuana to see a donkey show.
post #1466 of 1730
Thread Starter 

SanFo has never looked better.

 

 

lefty

post #1467 of 1730
Apparently all of the people were in the unsexy parts of SF. Bernal, Excelsior, Vis Valley, etc.
post #1468 of 1730

I was in San Francisco for vacation and I had a great time.  Laid back people and good restaurants made it comfortable for vacation but I did not see many attractive women compared to other major cities.  I know there has been a lot discussion about this recently and was wondering what was the reason for this. 

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post #1470 of 1730
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SanFo has never looked better.

Is that because there aren't any people in the video? One of the most memorable drives over the Golden Gate Bridge for me was when I got onto the bridge right at the climax to the last movement of Mahler 1, and it was even a recording by the SFSO. It was the perfect confluence of the visual and aural. The end of John Adams's Harmonielehre would work well, too.
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