Doesn't gaydar work better indoors?

By wanting to "sell" your gaydar for the reasons you advertised, you are implying that people who you are not physically attracted to are not worth finding, and therefore you have no desire to seek them out, and conversely are even suggesting you are so adversed by their presence in your life that you no longer wish to further encounter any in kind.

Ergo, this entire entry could easily have been summed up by the mere sentence "Unattractive people have no value to me."

I recommend Humanity for Dummies

My East German model isn't any better. It only works on guys that I wouldn't... never mind.

Oh and yes Yang. Unattractive people have no reason to live. Neither do short people.

No reason to live

Running outdoors is truly awesome. Treadmills are so overrated. I had a knee scare a few years ago as well, but now it's as good as new.

I have the stealth model. No one can see me, but I can see everyone.

By wanting to "sell" your gaydar for the reasons you advertised, you are implying that people who you are not physically attracted to are not worth finding, and therefore you have no desire to seek them out, and conversely are even suggesting you are so adversed by their presence in your life that you no longer wish to further encounter any in kind.

 

Ergo, this entire entry could easily have been summed up by the mere sentence "Unattractive people have no value to me."

 

Really? That's what you read? wow....wow...

Maybe I'm weird, but there has to be some physical attraction to someone who I'd want to date. And I'd gather that my idea of attractive is very different from yours.

As far as platonic friendships, I don't use my gaydar to find those. Straight folks make great friends (and great running buddies too).

Running outdoors is truly awesome. Treadmills are so overrated. I had a knee scare a few years ago as well, but now it's as good as new.

Maddy, I'm sooooo addicted to running outside. There really feels like there's a 'high' when running. On Wednesday, it was 32 degrees out and we still went running.

The treadmill....basically it feels like all you are doing is hopping up and down, and it's so easy to wuss out.

Really? That's what you read? wow....wow...

The times, they are a changing, Babycakes. Apparently, you can even get negatively dinged for insulting Arbour. There goes my fun...

The times, they are a changing, Babycakes. Apparently, you can even get negatively dinged for insulting Arbour. There goes my fun...

No shit. That used to be a sure way for positive rep points.

Well... at least I'm not short

why don't you drop gaydar and try an internet dating thing? get with the times vic...

I'm too embarrassed to go running. Everyone else who runs is faster and like really gun-ho with proper iPod equipment.

He's sticking to prowling Craig's List.

I'm too embarrassed to go running. Everyone else who runs is faster and like really gun-ho with proper iPod equipment.

Everyone has to start somewhere . I'd encourage anyone who's interested to just run what you can. Most of the runners I've met are very encouraging and we don't expect newbies to keep up with us.

When I first started running earlier this year, I remember running for like 1/10 of a mile before I had to clutch my midsection, breathing too heavily. Over time, I kept increasing my distance..then I increased my speed.

Now running 6 miles at an 8min/mile pace is a light run.

So strap on your MP3 player of choice, do a few stretches, and get out there!