Do you get mad when someone calls you a Jogger? (Read 1392 times)

I'll be in Dallas tomorrow. It's supposed to be 35 with a wind chill of 21 and rain. Texas is big. Nice fruit cup in the pic.

mm yeah that fruit cup was delicious. my treat after the run, although i remember my brother eating most of it.

Hey, I just had a bottle of Boylan Brand Root Beer. THAT is some good stuff!

Hey Lopez, I'm heading to dallas. Thanks for the awesome weather heh. Any good recommendations for either food or things to do? I really want to eat in a steakhouse or something before I leave. Do you know of any slightly less expensive but still good restaurants?

I'm in Dallas too. You should eat with me. (actually, I'm going to Little Rock in the morning) The weather sucks. If the weather did not suck, I'd totally suggest doing the Dealey Plaza thing in downtown... stand behind the fence on the grassy knoll and ponder stuff... visit the JFK assassination museum... As for steak places, I don't eat things that were once bigger than me, so I'm not a steak guy. I *do* know that there are approximately 100,000 steak places in the Dallas area. If modal or one of the other DFW yahoos sees this, maybe they will know better. Assuming they are cow eaters. Of course, buried in the jogger thread, the chance is low. Mind you, I grew up here, but I haven't lived here since about the time you were born (seriously, I left for school in 1984). My knowledge of cool stuff is limited. When I visit the folks (they's 70 and 79), we eat at places old folks like near their house.

Dammit, we were trying to figure out where the grassy knoll was. oh well. We made it to some Ellum place, kinda fun. Then ended up going to the Stockyards in Ft. Worth. OMG, that steak dinner was the best thing I've ever eaten. How can you NOT be a steak guy?? Mmm, cows are sure delicious. Anyways, I'm back in pittsburgh now, but I must say Texas is quite an experience!

This is going to sound incredibly odd but did you happen to travel American Eagle today out of DFW to go back to Pittsburgh? Because I took American Eagle to Little Rock, and there was an Army gal and a taller Army guy headed to Pittsburgh trying to get the gate agent to help them with something (earlier flight maybe). And going in/out of the USO, etc. I realize that there are more than a few army type folks that travel between DFW (gateway to Ft Hood!) and PA. Still it would have been mighty funny if I had been standing behind you. The grassy knoll is very, very, very easy to find once you know what folks meant by the term 'grassy knoll' in 1963.

This is going to sound incredibly odd but did you happen to travel American Eagle today out of DFW to go back to Pittsburgh? Because I took American Eagle to Little Rock, and there was an Army gal and a taller Army guy headed to Pittsburgh trying to get the gate agent to help them with something (earlier flight maybe). And going in/out of the USO, etc. I realize that there are more than a few army type folks that travel between DFW (gateway to Ft Hood!) and PA. Still it would have been mighty funny if I had been standing behind you. The grassy knoll is very, very, very easy to find once you know what folks meant by the term 'grassy knoll' in 1963.

Haha, that may have been me! I was leaving out of DFW and flying american eagle. I missed my flight though and had to take a later one...that's what happens when you stay out too late. lol. There were a ton of army people around that airport though. Ah well, if I'm ever back in texas...

Personally, I'm proud to be a jogger because I remember not being able to go (run/jog/whatever) for 30 seconds on the treadmill.