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Our job has a contract with Google for Chromebooks. You can tell who the tech guys are when they walk around together.

Stocky white guys with beards and glasses. They tuck their dress shirts and polos in too.

The male teachers tend to dress in untucked polos or buttons down with khakis


The male teachers are also mostly thin guys. Very strange to see a young male teacher who isn't in good shape.

Last edited by SuperJail Warden (2023-09-21 13:13:45)

I weigh 150 lbs and am 5'9. I am in excellent shape except for the broken dick.

I only wear the smart watch while at work for 6 hours a day.

Went hiking with friends. The results were 22k-30k steps.

RTHKI wrote:

Went hiking with friends. The results were 22k-30k steps.

10-14 miles?

I average about 2500 steps per mile. You have a big stride.

One of the things I do regarding security at my company is monitor phishing-related emails...

(some names and numbers omitted in case. BUT NOT ALL NAMES OMITTED)

We know it's not really him because he didn't say "email ur reply back asap"

I will be there the weekend of Nov 10. What are you going to do there?

lil_droo wrote:

Is uzique still around? Low key been in London the past few days but I'm leaving Wednesday for Amsterdam. I wanna grab a beer with him, tell him I won't punch him like jay threatened. I used to look up to that dude especially when I was obsessed with the UK and thought I wanted to be english

Disappeared, presumed tied up in a Korean dungeon.

SuperJail Warden wrote:

I will be there 28 to 30th. Visit her dad who lives in California. See the bridge too. Sightsee in general.

What would you suggest we do?

Bridge is meh, but Sausalito is the first town north of the bridge and is a cool, quaint town. Worth seeing, maybe grabbing breakfast and/or coffee down by the water.

Stay out of SoMa, Mission, and civic center areas. Nothing worth seeing unless you'd like to witness open drug use and sales, and perhaps human shit.

If you have time and transportation, north and south of SF are really cool. Monterey/Carmel/Mountainview area is pretty.

Depends how much you want to sightsee. SF public transportation is pretty solid, to the point where you can travel all over the bay pretty reliably. If you just plan on staying in the city, I wouldn't rent a car. If you want to go outside the city, I would rent a car.

Keep in mind you will probably be paying >$50/night for parking

SF is this weird mix of progressive and anarcho-libertarian politics. I know I sound like a boomer but the city has really gone downhill, and covid seemed to accelerate it. I was up there in July and it was incredible to see how much has changed in the 3.5 years since I had last been there.