Re: I know this should go on the travel board, but no one ever goes there any more.
 

BnB

Madrid is very hot in August (Milan is toasty too).

This isn't on point, but what about San Francisco?

Miss Maine

So hot and so...not
 

This is an interesting one. smokin' hot ex citi gal fired for being too hot. she is really cute.


http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/m...JUIl9OhB6xTBVI

daily news coverage

http://www.nydailynews.com/ny_local/...up_just_c.html


Bethenny gave birth to a 4 pound baby and dropped 30 lbs post baby in like a week. wah? a 4 pound baby. wtf? so. let me review and get this straight being thin trumps having a healthy baby. still with that anniston cut glass w/ her jaw. Each of my kids were min. over 7 lbs. 4 is a pitsy tiny baby

http://www.nypost.com/p/pagesix/beth...KbE7HLAm24RoaK

AoN: had such good lobster rolls this weekend. so fresh and yummy not drowning in mayo. no celery

Re: So hot and so...not
 

thurgreed, I'd go with sock too, but (other than me), no one left here who would sock has the socking skills to be this spot-on.

Re: So hot and so...not
 

First of all, Bethenny gained 35 pounds during her pregnancy, which is within the recommended 25-35 pound weight gain. Second, her baby was born 5 weeks premature, which explains the lower weight, as does the fact she is an older mother who had a lot of stress during her pregnancy and the fact that she herself is petite. Third, much of her weight loss was water retention loss. Fourth, this is not that strange or bizarre.

I gained 30 pounds during my pregnancy. My daughter was born 2 weeks early (full term, but 38 weeks) at 5.5 pounds. I had extreme stress during my pregnancy which the doctors say caused placental problems so that I was gaining weight but my daughter was not getting all she needed (and was why I was induced two weeks early). Me gaining more weight was not going to help her.

I also dropped all but 5 pounds of that weight within a few weeks and all of the weight within a few months. This is normal, in my opinion. While I do not judge* people who put on more than 35 pounds while pregnant or who retain significant weight after giving birth, it is not "impossible" or somehow wrong for mothers who do.

*Okay, I do judge, but I don't think they are bad people, just that they are overeating and/or underexercising.

Re: The thread where Spring has sprung, and Penske has risen from the law. Word!
 

Today should really be a National Day Of Outrage, but do you think Obama gives a shit about Detroit? Shameful.

Re: So hot and so...not
 

while I take that under consideration you don't feel her eating issues had anything at all to do with this. at all? I gained and lost 45 with my first kid --never lost it-and then gained the requisite and lost every pound with the next 2 and just recently lost all of the baby weight. down to the size I was prior to kids ever. same dress size. each person is individual. each of my kids were full term and over 7 pounds. 9.15; 7.5, and 8.5

and, I'm sorry you had a stressful pregnancy. being preggo isn't easy at all.

Re: The thread where Spring has sprung, and Penske has risen from the law. Word!
 

you lot probably think Detroit wimps cuz the fans didn't kill the fuck?

Re: So hot and so...not
 

Do I think her "eating issues" had anything to do with what? That her baby born 5 weeks early was not over 7 pounds? That she gained an appropriate amount of weight (actually, more than recommended since she was not fullterm) and then lost it postpartem? I don't see the problem here.

Re: The thread where Spring has sprung, and Penske has risen from the law. Word!
 

Seriously mate, if ye dinnae pan his windaes in every cunt'll be ripping the pish.

Re: So hot and so...not
 

There is research that women that have eating disorders and a history of eating issues a) have issues getting pregnant and b) have issues having a full term healthy pregnancy. a 4 pound baby even if she gained 30 pounds....seems to be problematic as I see it.

http://www.fertilityfactor.com/infer...disorders.html

God. Michael Buble is so fucking hot.

Re: The thread where Spring has sprung, and Penske has risen from the law. Word!
 

The umpire blew it, but his comments later were classy.

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I like Amsterdam but I'm not sure about August. Copenhagen? Stockholm?

Re: The thread where Spring has sprung, and Penske has risen from the law. Word!
 

I thought your apologizes for the PB deletions showed growth too.

Re: I know this should go on the travel board, but no one ever goes there any more.
 

My grandmother and her super-rich friend used to spend August in Zurich and traveling around Switzerland. I'd definitely think Northern Europe would be preferable if I lived in Florida because the last thing I'd want would to be some place equally hot and less reliably air conditioned.

Re: The thread where Spring has sprung, and Penske has risen from the law. Word!
 

I'm sure the owners could have a quick vote to by-pass the rule. Stop thinking like a lawyer for 3 minutes.

TM