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The greatest problem facing America, in my opinion, is our lack of public transportation.
I say this because in, say, London, one can get completely blitzed and catch a tube or bus wherever you're going, pretty much no matter where you happen to be. In Rome, if you have a couple bottles of wine, you mostly have to walk, but you have some fantastic scenery.
In the US? Well, you pretty much call a cab or stay where you are. Which means that if, say, you drink most of a bottle of the delicious white wine you've been wanting for the past week and decide you want to get groceries, well, you're pretty much SOL.
By the way, I'm out of bagels. And I do love bagels. If anyone feels like picking some up for me before morning, I'll love you forever.
On an unrelated note, my lower half is sore from some really wicked kick combinations we worked on in class the other night. But they look pretty damn impressive.
I say this because in, say, London, one can get completely blitzed and catch a tube or bus wherever you're going, pretty much no matter where you happen to be. In Rome, if you have a couple bottles of wine, you mostly have to walk, but you have some fantastic scenery.
In the US? Well, you pretty much call a cab or stay where you are. Which means that if, say, you drink most of a bottle of the delicious white wine you've been wanting for the past week and decide you want to get groceries, well, you're pretty much SOL.
By the way, I'm out of bagels. And I do love bagels. If anyone feels like picking some up for me before morning, I'll love you forever.
On an unrelated note, my lower half is sore from some really wicked kick combinations we worked on in class the other night. But they look pretty damn impressive.