[Rhett]

[quote=outtamojo]Just the excuse I need to buy those prime steaks at Costco rather than the choice.[/quote]

They are worth it, though – at least for the sirloin.

I got some merely choice T-bones there last month that were downright yummy, but I had my heart broken when informed that it was a special purchase, and I shouldn’t expect to see them too often. Had to settle for the fillets…

[Rhett]

[quote=outtamojo]Just the excuse I need to buy those prime steaks at Costco rather than the choice.[/quote]

They are worth it, though – at least for the sirloin.

I got some merely choice T-bones there last month that were downright yummy, but I had my heart broken when informed that it was a special purchase, and I shouldn’t expect to see them too often. Had to settle for the fillets…

[Rhett]

[quote=outtamojo]Just the excuse I need to buy those prime steaks at Costco rather than the choice.[/quote]

They are worth it, though – at least for the sirloin.

I got some merely choice T-bones there last month that were downright yummy, but I had my heart broken when informed that it was a special purchase, and I shouldn’t expect to see them too often. Had to settle for the fillets…

[Rhett]

[quote=outtamojo]Just the excuse I need to buy those prime steaks at Costco rather than the choice.[/quote]

They are worth it, though – at least for the sirloin.

I got some merely choice T-bones there last month that were downright yummy, but I had my heart broken when informed that it was a special purchase, and I shouldn’t expect to see them too often. Had to settle for the fillets…

[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.

[Rhett]

[quote=paramount]I just checked the humidity right now (6PM) in Del Mar and it was at 84% – wow. I guess I’m not used to the coastal humidity.[/quote]

Relative humidity is not really a good comparative measure – you are better off comparing dew points. Right now, just about everywhere has a dew point around 60 or 61 F – meaning equally humid. The relative humidity is lower inland because it is hotter. This is somewhat atypical this time of year – usually the dew point will be about 5 degrees lower inland. At any rate, this is slightly more humid than usual, though for people from the Midwest or Southeast, the thought of this weather being “humid” is laughable. 🙂

My impression based on a limited number of visits is that it always seems more sticky and humid at the fairgrounds / racetrack – must be some sort of dead zone for the breeze in that area. Throw in a huge crowd, and it’s probably a given.

[Rhett]

[quote=paramount]I just checked the humidity right now (6PM) in Del Mar and it was at 84% – wow. I guess I’m not used to the coastal humidity.[/quote]

Relative humidity is not really a good comparative measure – you are better off comparing dew points. Right now, just about everywhere has a dew point around 60 or 61 F – meaning equally humid. The relative humidity is lower inland because it is hotter. This is somewhat atypical this time of year – usually the dew point will be about 5 degrees lower inland. At any rate, this is slightly more humid than usual, though for people from the Midwest or Southeast, the thought of this weather being “humid” is laughable. 🙂

My impression based on a limited number of visits is that it always seems more sticky and humid at the fairgrounds / racetrack – must be some sort of dead zone for the breeze in that area. Throw in a huge crowd, and it’s probably a given.

[Rhett]

[quote=paramount]I just checked the humidity right now (6PM) in Del Mar and it was at 84% – wow. I guess I’m not used to the coastal humidity.[/quote]

Relative humidity is not really a good comparative measure – you are better off comparing dew points. Right now, just about everywhere has a dew point around 60 or 61 F – meaning equally humid. The relative humidity is lower inland because it is hotter. This is somewhat atypical this time of year – usually the dew point will be about 5 degrees lower inland. At any rate, this is slightly more humid than usual, though for people from the Midwest or Southeast, the thought of this weather being “humid” is laughable. 🙂

My impression based on a limited number of visits is that it always seems more sticky and humid at the fairgrounds / racetrack – must be some sort of dead zone for the breeze in that area. Throw in a huge crowd, and it’s probably a given.

[Rhett]

[quote=paramount]I just checked the humidity right now (6PM) in Del Mar and it was at 84% – wow. I guess I’m not used to the coastal humidity.[/quote]

Relative humidity is not really a good comparative measure – you are better off comparing dew points. Right now, just about everywhere has a dew point around 60 or 61 F – meaning equally humid. The relative humidity is lower inland because it is hotter. This is somewhat atypical this time of year – usually the dew point will be about 5 degrees lower inland. At any rate, this is slightly more humid than usual, though for people from the Midwest or Southeast, the thought of this weather being “humid” is laughable. 🙂

My impression based on a limited number of visits is that it always seems more sticky and humid at the fairgrounds / racetrack – must be some sort of dead zone for the breeze in that area. Throw in a huge crowd, and it’s probably a given.

[Rhett]

[quote=paramount]I just checked the humidity right now (6PM) in Del Mar and it was at 84% – wow. I guess I’m not used to the coastal humidity.[/quote]

Relative humidity is not really a good comparative measure – you are better off comparing dew points. Right now, just about everywhere has a dew point around 60 or 61 F – meaning equally humid. The relative humidity is lower inland because it is hotter. This is somewhat atypical this time of year – usually the dew point will be about 5 degrees lower inland. At any rate, this is slightly more humid than usual, though for people from the Midwest or Southeast, the thought of this weather being “humid” is laughable. 🙂

My impression based on a limited number of visits is that it always seems more sticky and humid at the fairgrounds / racetrack – must be some sort of dead zone for the breeze in that area. Throw in a huge crowd, and it’s probably a given.

[Rhett]

[quote=bearishgurl]
Well, beer . . . to crickets . . . have a swell time, Rhett![/quote]

I probably will, because seeing a band the 15th time (give or take) is as good as the first. 58 year olds rock!!!

No beer, though – two of them would get me close to the cost of concert tickets, I suspect.

I wonder if there soon will be a Cricket Wireless Highway 125.

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