Mal, Bait.
Ya know, 5'11" is a rather respectable height, me thinks.In New Mexico, I almost always felt I was on the taller end of the spectrum. When I went dancing or was in crowds, I often had a, over every ones head view.But here in Houston, Mal? That's short.Way short.Not on the short end of tall short, just plain old short. On any given day, I run out of fingers and toes to count the guys that are 6'4" and taller. AND given our penchant for big guys, let me just throw this tender morsel in.Houston has been labeled the fattest city in the U.S. for 2 years in a row now, by Men's Health Magazine. (You know, that glossy mag with half naked bucks, set forth for all to see as the paragon for the male form, in semi-homoerotic full page layouts, marketed to unsuspecting homophobic straight men? Yeah, that one.)So, yeah, there is a city, 4 million people big, with a very high proportion of big and tall, just waiting to be graced by your presence.Yes.This is ME dangling baubles in front of your, I like to roam eyes.Come hither my friend, and stay awhile.XOXOXOP.S. the double rainbow is now named the blinking star or something. *copyright troubles*
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