The more fanatical the fan the less that fan is engaged in doing their own activities. People involved in their own competitive activities do not have lives that revolve around rooting for city professional teams.
Phoenix is a great place to visit but as the cliché goes, "but I wouldn't want to live there"
Curious there are training facilities up north from Phoenix but how do the Phoenix high school running teams do on a national level.
Just returned from Phoenix, how can people live there?
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I haven't spent much time specifically in Phoenix, but I lived in Tempe for a year and have had short stays in several areas of Arizona. First off, as the OP stated, it is hot, almost unbearably hot until you start to get adjusted. And the desert environment is something you like or you don't like. Personally I found the desert interesting and learned how make adjustments to the heat. Some people are just not adjustable, they move to South Carolina and complain about not being able to find bagels and lox. If you hate hot weather and the desert, why move to a place with hot weather and desert and complain about it. Btw, for a young male, Tempe/ASU can be an almost magical place. I can't imagine were you can have a better college experience including the heat and desert.
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xsw wrote:
The more fanatical the fan the less that fan is engaged in doing their own activities. People involved in their own competitive activities do not have lives that revolve around rooting for city professional teams.
Phoenix is a great place to visit but as the cliché goes, "but I wouldn't want to live there"
Curious there are training facilities up north from Phoenix but how do the Phoenix high school running teams do on a national level.
I agree with that too.
But, the thing is, a lot of people who live here and really like it here are fairly old and their competitive years are way over.
You can still run and race but once wear and tear set in, you start looking around for something else.
I trainesd and raced competitively from 1977 to maybe 83 and after that a person re-evaluates once the downhill starts.
There is a great group of runners here that are dedicated to putting on races that are certified, and reasonably priced..The Arizona Road Racers.
The best thing about this club is that you can volunteer AND race.
The Summer Series races all start at 6 or 6:30.
So, we volunteers show up at around 4 or 4:30.
The races are held for the most part at city parks all around Phoenix.
I thoroughly enjoyed doing that and will stay here for the Summer Series races
and going to Dbacks games afterwards..
Nothing like sitting in Section Q at Chase Field after an ARR Summer Series race with that old familiar runners high.
So that will always keep me here in the summer.
If the Arizona Coyotes NHL hockey team ever leaves, I'll be leaving Phoenix for Las Vegas.
Love the summers here! -
seriously its a barren area wrote:
I'll start with a strength. The low humidity makes the high temperatures bearable. For a city not the expensive. Sedona up north is neat.
But the sun is like being zapped constantly by dangerous gamma rays. I learned to HATE the damaging sun rays.
The whole area around Phoenix is barren and lifeless. There is no lush green, just brown and tan and death.
I could not like in this area.
As someone who has spent a lot of time deep inside a few vaginas I am qualified to translate your post to those who may not have my intimate knowledge of the female sex organs.
What the OP is saying is: Phoenix is no place for Lilly white genetically inferior pu$$ies. If you aren't a hard mutherfcker then Phoenix just isn't for you.
That is good. We all know where to go to avoid manginas afraid of sun light.
Thanks for the heads up you pu$$! -
Translator of vaginas wrote:
As someone who has spent a lot of time deep inside a few vaginas I am qualified to translate your post to those who may not have my intimate knowledge of the female sex organs.
What the OP is saying is: Phoenix is no place for Lilly white genetically inferior pu$$ies. If you aren't a hard mutherfcker then Phoenix just isn't for you.
That is good. We all know where to go to avoid manginas afraid of sun light.
Thanks for the heads up you pu$$!
i bet you're so rough you wear out your panties from the inside. Call me, fella. -
People can learn to adjust to any environment even the most extreme. Kind of like a frog getting used to water that reaches the boiling point.
It doesn't know enough to jump out. The residents of Phoenix are like that. -
average honest joe wrote:
People can learn to adjust to any environment even the most extreme. Kind of like a frog getting used to water that reaches the boiling point.
It doesn't know enough to jump out. The residents of Phoenix are like that.
Manginas UNITE! -
Hard.Loper wrote:
Translator of vaginas wrote:
As someone who has spent a lot of time deep inside a few vaginas I am qualified to translate your post to those who may not have my intimate knowledge of the female sex organs.
What the OP is saying is: Phoenix is no place for Lilly white genetically inferior pu$$ies. If you aren't a hard mutherfcker then Phoenix just isn't for you.
That is good. We all know where to go to avoid manginas afraid of sun light.
Thanks for the heads up you pu$$!
i bet you're so rough you wear out your panties from the inside. Call me, fella.
Ok, I will "call you" my biitch. Keep holding my pocket.
Lates you lil biitch;) -
Years ago I visited a good friend who had moved there for work. After four years he moved back. Couldn't stand the summers. One time we ran for an hour in an enclosed shopping mall that had been open to athletes. Outside it was over 100 degrees. Inside, it was 72.
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Balian wrote:
Years ago I visited a good friend who had moved there for work. After four years he moved back. Couldn't stand the summers. One time we ran for an hour in an enclosed shopping mall that had been open to athletes. Outside it was over 100 degrees. Inside, it was 72.
....Phoenix is not a place for pu$$ies. Only the strong belong. -
average honest joe wrote:
People can learn to adjust to any environment even the most extreme. Kind of like a frog getting used to water that reaches the boiling point.
It doesn't know enough to jump out. The residents of Phoenix are like that.
I saw a group of "stroller strides" ladies running a 930 this AM in 99 degree temp. I'm here in Phoenix for 1 more night, perhaps I will see a bunch more women and children in PHX that are tougher than the pu$$ies posting on this thread. -
Food for thinking wrote:
average honest joe wrote:
People can learn to adjust to any environment even the most extreme. Kind of like a frog getting used to water that reaches the boiling point.
It doesn't know enough to jump out. The residents of Phoenix are like that.
I saw a group of "stroller strides" ladies running a 930 this AM in 99 degree temp. I'm here in Phoenix for 1 more night, perhaps I will see a bunch more women and children in PHX that are tougher than the pu$$ies posting on this thread.
You're one of those pu$$ies. -
ho lee fuk wrote:
Food for thinking wrote:
average honest joe wrote:
People can learn to adjust to any environment even the most extreme. Kind of like a frog getting used to water that reaches the boiling point.
It doesn't know enough to jump out. The residents of Phoenix are like that.
I saw a group of "stroller strides" ladies running a 930 this AM in 99 degree temp. I'm here in Phoenix for 1 more night, perhaps I will see a bunch more women and children in PHX that are tougher than the pu$$ies posting on this thread.
You're one of those pu$$ies.
You mad you pu$$? I must have struck a cord you identify with...you weakling.
I'm glad I could put you in your place;) -
You so mad. wrote:
ho lee fuk wrote:
Food for thinking wrote:
average honest joe wrote:
People can learn to adjust to any environment even the most extreme. Kind of like a frog getting used to water that reaches the boiling point.
It doesn't know enough to jump out. The residents of Phoenix are like that.
I saw a group of "stroller strides" ladies running a 930 this AM in 99 degree temp. I'm here in Phoenix for 1 more night, perhaps I will see a bunch more women and children in PHX that are tougher than the pu$$ies posting on this thread.
You're one of those pu$$ies.
You mad you pu$$? I must have struck a cord you identify with...you weakling.
I'm glad I could put you in your place;)
Naah; just wasting time here, like you. And it's "chord". -
Too bad you didn't see the HS XC kids racing this morning...temps were brutal
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Food for thinking wrote:
average honest joe wrote:
People can learn to adjust to any environment even the most extreme. Kind of like a frog getting used to water that reaches the boiling point.
It doesn't know enough to jump out. The residents of Phoenix are like that.
I saw a group of "stroller strides" ladies running a 930 this AM in 99 degree temp. I'm here in Phoenix for 1 more night, perhaps I will see a bunch more women and children in PHX that are tougher than the pu$$ies posting on this thread.
If your defense of the city, is that it takes toughness to live there, that really makes it sound pretty miserable to stay there.
I wouldn't want the place I live to be so miserable that it would be a test of my toughness just to stay there.
No thanks Phoenix. -
MarcusM wrote:
Food for thinking wrote:
average honest joe wrote:
People can learn to adjust to any environment even the most extreme. Kind of like a frog getting used to water that reaches the boiling point.
It doesn't know enough to jump out. The residents of Phoenix are like that.
I saw a group of "stroller strides" ladies running a 930 this AM in 99 degree temp. I'm here in Phoenix for 1 more night, perhaps I will see a bunch more women and children in PHX that are tougher than the pu$$ies posting on this thread.
If your defense of the city, is that it takes toughness to live there, that really makes it sound pretty miserable to stay there.
I wouldn't want the place I live to be so miserable that it would be a test of my toughness just to stay there.
No thanks Phoenix.
It is only tough for pu$$ies like you. For everyone else the sun light does not effect them. I'm sure even the "stroller strides" group is laughing at weaklings like you.
My advice: if you are a pu$$y, and you most certainly are a big wet vagina, stay out of Phoenix. -
The way you speak obvious suggests you have very little experience with or knowledge of the body part you obsess about.
And obviously you are not even from Phoenix. -
MarcusM wrote:
The way you speak obvious suggests you have very little experience with or knowledge of the body part you obsess about.
And obviously you are not even from Phoenix.
What is obvious is that YOU ARE A PU$$Y! -
What is obvious wrote:
MarcusM wrote:
The way you speak obvious suggests you have very little experience with or knowledge of the body part you obsess about.
And obviously you are not even from Phoenix.
What is obvious is that YOU ARE A PU$$Y!
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