TY...For Hot Girls at Work

[Schneed10]

This thread makes me laugh because my lunch table (there's 5 of us) are all dudes and we race to our circular table to get the most advantageous seat for scoping as people come out of the lunch line.

Tough thing is, my office is in north Philadelphia. First off, it's Philadelphia, one of the worst cities in the world for attractive women. Secondly, it's in the worst part of town. Thirdly, we work at a healthcare provider system (Temple) in the administrative offices. Suffice it to say we're not exactly drawing the most attractive people to fill out our employee base.

We call it "Temple Hot." A girl who would be a 5 on the normal scale ends up a 7.5 on the Temple scale. When we actually see a genuinely hot girl, an 8 on the normal scale, we stare as if she were an SI Swimsuit model. It's such a rare sighting.

But when they come along it does indeed brighten the day. TY indeed!

[JoeRedskin]

Originally Posted by Schneed10

... Tough thing is, my office is in north Philadelphia. First off, it's Philadelphia, one of the worst cities in the world for attractive women. Secondly, it's in the worst part of town. Thirdly, we work at a healthcare provider system (Temple) in the administrative offices. Suffice it to say we're not exactly drawing the most attractive people to fill out our employee base[.]

I live in Baltimore and, while there are certainly exceptions to the rule, it seems to me that, of the cities I have been to, Baltimore got more than a few extra wacks of the ugly stick. (Once I got on an elevator with a coworker - he was in his 70's, about to finally retire, and just didn't care what people thought of him - he took a look around the elevator and announced "Boy, there are sure a lot of damn ugly people in this building." I was barely able to keep a straight face. BTW - he was right.)

Seriously, walk around down town DC and the ratio of hot women to even "normal" women is amazing. Baltimore, such sightings are truly to be considered special.

[ArtMonkDrillz]

Originally Posted by JoeRedskin

I live in Baltimore and, while there are certainly exceptions to the rule, it seems to me that, of the cities I have been to, Baltimore got more than a few extra wacks of the ugly stick. (Once I got on an elevator with a coworker - he was in his 70's, about to finally retire, and just didn't care what people thought of him - he took a look around the elevator and announced "Boy, there are sure a lot of damn ugly people in this building." I was barely able to keep a straight face. BTW - he was right.)

Seriously, walk around down town DC and the ratio of hot women to even "normal" women is amazing. Baltimore, such sightings are truly to be considered special.

I've got you beat my friend: I work in Glen Burnie. Does that even sound like a city that would be home to any hot women? We've got a couple of decent looking women her but nothing to write home about. Unfortunately I've learned to live with this.

Edit - just as I was finishing that my boss stopped by my cube for something. She may have been okay looking 10 years ago, and I know she still thinks she's the shit. That could have been awkward.

[JoeRedskin]

Originally Posted by ArtMonkDrillz

I've got you beat my friend: I work in Glen Burnie. Does that even sound like a city that would be home to any hot women? We've got a couple of decent looking women her but nothing to write home about. Unfortunately I've learned to live with this.

Edit - just as I was finishing that my boss stopped by my cube for something. She may have been okay looking 10 years ago, and I know she still thinks she's the shit. That could have been awkward.

Yeah, Glen Burnie is where the Hamdenites "move on up" to the double wide.