Location: At the dude ranch / above the sea Gender:
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Oct 18, 2024 - 12:50pm
sunybuny wrote:
I just retired from one of those stations. Trust me, the GM probably laughed his a** off when he got the letter. Deshitsus really isn't much of a threat to these guys.
But..but..he was going to ruin Disney/ABC/Marvel/Lucas/etc!!!
I just retired from one of those stations. Trust me, the GM probably laughed his a** off when he got the letter. Deshitsus really isn't much of a threat to these guys.
The only spring break I ever went to was in Rocky Point (Puerto Penasco, Sonora, Mexico) in 1991. It was great fun - trust me. The (later) wife and I slept in the back of my car.
No beach officials or party poopers there! Only helpful folks when I needed a yank after getting stuck in the sand on the beach. Talk about getting wasted... crates of Corona beer around the campfire and everyone was trying to avoid the maggot in the Mezcal.
More info on the topic: from Urology Times come some suggestions that are much more likely to have caused the lower levels in young men:
Potential causes include increased obesity/BMI, assay variations
According to Lokeshwar, potential causes for these declines could be increased obesity/BMI, assay variations, diet/phytoestrogens, declined exercise and physical activity, fat percentage, marijuana use, and environmental toxins.
The party looks set to go on well into the night in Miamiâs South Beach, for now at least, after ban on alcohol sales after 2 a.m. was temporarily halted.
Earlier this week a judge ruled that last call for booze in parts of South Beach can be shifted from 5 a.m. to 2 a.m. following several attempts by Miami Beach officials to address complaints about nightclubs from city residents.
Now a Miami-Dade County judge has granted a temporary halt to the planned ban, allowing Miami Beach nightclubs to serve alcohol until 5 a.m. through the spring break season, according to a representative for Story nightclub.
The business filed a motion Wednesday to withhold enforcement of the city ordinance until after March 27 â the peak of spring break tourism â according to Miami Dade County Court documents.
Do you know what is the basis for challenging the ordinance? I mean most places have regulations limiting the sale of booze. I don't think "I want to make more money" is a valid argument.
