Where I live, we had a glorious summer. July was hot but nothing
excessive. August was mild. We didn't have too much rain and we didn't
have too little rain. September has been quite warm till now what with
high temperatures many days about 10 to 15 degrees above normal.

Warm Septembers have distinct advantages. I live a certain distance from
a high school. After school, athletes in training run through this area
in gear as part of a regular route. Oddly, I tend to see nearly all
girls; I don't understand why the boys aren't running after them.
Literally. Athletic gear can be tight and not cover much and when it's
especially warm out, the girls wear even less.

Alas, highs for today and tomorrow are going to be below normal so I
suppose the gear they wear will be more modest.

There was one girl I saw a week ago with such fantastically tight abs
exposed in such minimal gear, she looked like a college or international
track-and-field athlete.

> Adam H. Kerman
>
> There was one girl I saw a week ago with such fantastically tight abs
> exposed in such minimal gear, she looked like a college or international
> track-and-field athlete.
>
> fantastically tight abs
> tight abs
> abs

https://i.postimg.cc/jqmHkVtP/1217548733358.jpg

Ed Stasiak <edstasiak1067@gmail.com> wrote:

>>Adam H. Kerman

>>There was one girl I saw a week ago with such fantastically tight abs
>>exposed in such minimal gear, she looked like a college or international
>>track-and-field athlete.

>>fantastically tight abs
>>tight abs
>>abs

>https://i.postimg.cc/jqmHkVtP/1217548733358.jpg

meow

Is there another reason to watch women's athletics that I don't know
about?

Adam H. Kerman <ahk@chinet.com> wrote:
>Ed Stasiak <edstasiak1067@gmail.com> wrote:

>>>Adam H. Kerman

>>>There was one girl I saw a week ago with such fantastically tight abs
>>>exposed in such minimal gear, she looked like a college or international
>>>track-and-field athlete.

>>>fantastically tight abs
>>>tight abs
>>>abs

>>https://i.postimg.cc/jqmHkVtP/1217548733358.jpg

>meow

>Is there another reason to watch women's athletics that I don't know
>about?

Thanks for the reminder. I need to walk the dog.

In article <tghvas$26rcc$2@dont-email.me>,
"Adam H. Kerman" <ahk@chinet.com> wrote:

> Where I live, we had a glorious summer. July was hot but nothing
> excessive. August was mild. We didn't have too much rain and we didn't
> have too little rain. September has been quite warm till now what with
> high temperatures many days about 10 to 15 degrees above normal.
>
> Warm Septembers have distinct advantages. I live a certain distance from
> a high school. After school, athletes in training run through this area
> in gear as part of a regular route. Oddly, I tend to see nearly all
> girls; I don't understand why the boys aren't running after them.
> Literally. Athletic gear can be tight and not cover much and when it's
> especially warm out, the girls wear even less.

When I run the beach trail here, I wait until a hot California girl runs
by, then fall in behind her so I have some scenery to watch while I run.

On 9/22/2022 4:12 PM, BTR1701 wrote:
> In article <tghvas$26rcc$2@dont-email.me>,
> "Adam H. Kerman" <ahk@chinet.com> wrote:
>
>> Where I live, we had a glorious summer. July was hot but nothing
>> excessive. August was mild. We didn't have too much rain and we didn't
>> have too little rain. September has been quite warm till now what with
>> high temperatures many days about 10 to 15 degrees above normal.
>>
>> Warm Septembers have distinct advantages. I live a certain distance from
>> a high school. After school, athletes in training run through this area
>> in gear as part of a regular route. Oddly, I tend to see nearly all
>> girls; I don't understand why the boys aren't running after them.
>> Literally. Athletic gear can be tight and not cover much and when it's
>> especially warm out, the girls wear even less.
>
> When I run the beach trail here, I wait until a hot California girl runs
> by, then fall in behind her so I have some scenery to watch while I run.

That doesn't make you sound like any less of a eunuch, sorry.

In <atropos-E7FFF5.14112922092022@news.giganews.com> BTR1701 <atropos@mac.com> writes:

>In article <tghvas$26rcc$2@dont-email.me>,

[snip]

>When I run the beach trail here, I wait until a hot California girl runs
>by, then fall in behind her so I have some scenery to watch while I run.

Just remember how following a gal with a hot ass got Hecky "Zero Mostel"
Brown into plenty of trouble in "The Front"...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Front

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On Thursday, September 22, 2022 at 11:34:57 AM UTC-4, Adam H. Kerman wrote:
> Where I live, we had a glorious summer. July was hot but nothing
> excessive. August was mild. We didn't have too much rain and we didn't
> have too little rain. September has been quite warm till now what with
> high temperatures many days about 10 to 15 degrees above normal.
>
> Warm Septembers have distinct advantages. I live a certain distance from
> a high school. After school, athletes in training run through this area
> in gear as part of a regular route. Oddly, I tend to see nearly all
> girls; I don't understand why the boys aren't running after them.
> Literally. Athletic gear can be tight and not cover much and when it's
> especially warm out, the girls wear even less.
>
> Alas, highs for today and tomorrow are going to be below normal so I
> suppose the gear they wear will be more modest.
>
> There was one girl I saw a week ago with such fantastically tight abs
> exposed in such minimal gear, she looked like a college or international
> track-and-field athlete.

"It moves like jelly" - Elvis Presley

"It moves like jell-o" - Bill Cosby

https://youtu.be/vt8nZwhluk8?t=21