OT: San Diego County/Del Mar Fair – Mini Review 2011

[ocrenter]

the fair is a great way to see the cross section of ppl in San Diego. our social circle generally run tight with like minded folks that are our peers in occupation and social status. the fair forces us to break out of that circle and experience the public at large.

unfortunately, the picture isn’t pretty. I knew obesity is an epidemic. but the degree of which that is truly out there out in the general public at large is unreal. I know for most piggs it is quite unpleasant. but every year you should make it a point to go out there just to see what the rest of San Diego look like.

[jstoesz]

Count me in the fair hating crowd. They are only slightly more fun than parades, which are only slightly better than a blunt object to the eye.

[jstoesz]

Count me in the fair hating crowd. They are only slightly more fun than parades, which are only slightly better than a blunt object to the eye.

[jstoesz]

Count me in the fair hating crowd. They are only slightly more fun than parades, which are only slightly better than a blunt object to the eye.

[jstoesz]

Count me in the fair hating crowd. They are only slightly more fun than parades, which are only slightly better than a blunt object to the eye.

[jstoesz]

Count me in the fair hating crowd. They are only slightly more fun than parades, which are only slightly better than a blunt object to the eye.

[Rhett]

[quote=ocrenter]unfortunately, the picture isn’t pretty. I knew obesity is an epidemic. but the degree of which that is truly out there out in the general public at large is unreal. I know for most piggs it is quite unpleasant. but every year you should make it a point to go out there just to see what the rest of San Diego look like.[/quote]

This can be accomplished much more easily by targeted shopping trips, to stores and parts of town one usually avoids. I have to admit that doing this sort of thing gives me a false sense of confidence about my physical shape, though. I’m skirting the “overweight/obese” line by the way they define it, but going to Walmart makes me feel skinny.

I never understand all the California quips about fat Midwesterners – you can see plenty of that around here, too, even at the beach.

[Rhett]

[quote=ocrenter]unfortunately, the picture isn’t pretty. I knew obesity is an epidemic. but the degree of which that is truly out there out in the general public at large is unreal. I know for most piggs it is quite unpleasant. but every year you should make it a point to go out there just to see what the rest of San Diego look like.[/quote]

This can be accomplished much more easily by targeted shopping trips, to stores and parts of town one usually avoids. I have to admit that doing this sort of thing gives me a false sense of confidence about my physical shape, though. I’m skirting the “overweight/obese” line by the way they define it, but going to Walmart makes me feel skinny.

I never understand all the California quips about fat Midwesterners – you can see plenty of that around here, too, even at the beach.

[Rhett]

[quote=ocrenter]unfortunately, the picture isn’t pretty. I knew obesity is an epidemic. but the degree of which that is truly out there out in the general public at large is unreal. I know for most piggs it is quite unpleasant. but every year you should make it a point to go out there just to see what the rest of San Diego look like.[/quote]

This can be accomplished much more easily by targeted shopping trips, to stores and parts of town one usually avoids. I have to admit that doing this sort of thing gives me a false sense of confidence about my physical shape, though. I’m skirting the “overweight/obese” line by the way they define it, but going to Walmart makes me feel skinny.

I never understand all the California quips about fat Midwesterners – you can see plenty of that around here, too, even at the beach.

[Rhett]

[quote=ocrenter]unfortunately, the picture isn’t pretty. I knew obesity is an epidemic. but the degree of which that is truly out there out in the general public at large is unreal. I know for most piggs it is quite unpleasant. but every year you should make it a point to go out there just to see what the rest of San Diego look like.[/quote]

This can be accomplished much more easily by targeted shopping trips, to stores and parts of town one usually avoids. I have to admit that doing this sort of thing gives me a false sense of confidence about my physical shape, though. I’m skirting the “overweight/obese” line by the way they define it, but going to Walmart makes me feel skinny.

I never understand all the California quips about fat Midwesterners – you can see plenty of that around here, too, even at the beach.

[Rhett]

[quote=ocrenter]unfortunately, the picture isn’t pretty. I knew obesity is an epidemic. but the degree of which that is truly out there out in the general public at large is unreal. I know for most piggs it is quite unpleasant. but every year you should make it a point to go out there just to see what the rest of San Diego look like.[/quote]

This can be accomplished much more easily by targeted shopping trips, to stores and parts of town one usually avoids. I have to admit that doing this sort of thing gives me a false sense of confidence about my physical shape, though. I’m skirting the “overweight/obese” line by the way they define it, but going to Walmart makes me feel skinny.

I never understand all the California quips about fat Midwesterners – you can see plenty of that around here, too, even at the beach.

[scaredyclassic]

Most events that allegedly are “fun” are not at all.

[scaredyclassic]

Most events that allegedly are “fun” are not at all.

[scaredyclassic]

Most events that allegedly are “fun” are not at all.

[scaredyclassic]

Most events that allegedly are “fun” are not at all.

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