I know I didn't!  I'm a car guy.  I love the perceived convenience, the real comfort, and ability to adjust quickly to destination changes and travel "quirks."

I need a good massage as well, does it include a BBBJ ending, because that would be the icing on the cake, any info is much appreciated bro..... Don't have PM though

.....I've been a big fan of massage since my playing days.  If you're interested in a totally Therapuetic experience I will definantly provide you the info.

most athletes understand the importance of a good massage to aid in recovery. I guess I will pass this time cause, I'm in the mood for a little bit extra today. Do you happen to know any ladies that provide a good massage plus a nice BBBJ ending.......

No Shyt...Yeah I'm former point/two guard standing at 6'5" too!!!!!  Finally, someone else who understands me!!!!  ROFLMAO

True ... I always get an easily accessible location but my first visit to D.C. I choses a location right near the metro. As far as riding the metro I have only rode twice... no complaints. I wouldn't trade it completely for car but  it definetly has its conveniences

on these lovely ladies, if I'm searching a lady and see you have reviewed her, I don't even bother to read any further, cause I know she is just what I'm looking for , and the same used to go for Beef (RIP), LOL, now that dude was deep inn the game. I thought I liked to fuck, it couldn't have been about pleasure for him, I think he was chasing WILTS number......

I believe it, had a panic attack the entire time while driving through there.  I hear it's built that way as to confuse an invading army.  Is that true?

what we do know is that the Brits are still confused when it comes to Football and Baseball..

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a French military engineer & architect named Pierre L'Enfant, who came over along with Lafayette to help the Colonials in the Revolutionary War.  After the War, when the Congress had settled on the location of a new capital city (a compromise between the New England colonies & the south), George Washington gave a commission to L'Enfant to design the city, and while there were revisions his plan is generally credited with being the design of the current city.  Many historians believe (and I don't know if there's any direct evidence from L'Enfant himself) that he was emulating the layout of Paris, thus the many broad avenues & many traffic circles.

My GPS kept on leading me onto a road that was a one way until 10 or 11am, and then it became a two way at which point I could get out of the city.  Canal road I believe it was called, complete madness.

I've lived here for decades and drive fairly frequently and still haven't figured it out.  They screwed the city when they closed down Pennsylvania Avenue, plus try to find parking without paying $36 for the full day.  Um, one hour parking $12, anything over an hour the full rate.  Lovely