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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Only girls with sausage thighs seem to want to do this.

I would let her wear the skirt and take her to Logan Circle and leave her there for a few minutes.[/quote]

You sound about 100 years old with this dated reference. What do you think the gay kickball boys and Patagonia wearing dog moms are going to do to her in Logan Circle? Give her a coat and take her for a hot chocolate at Le Dip?[/quote]

I snorted my coffee. Are you also the Annapolis poster?[/quote]

I am not! Unfamiliar with that poster but would love to read what made you think that.[/quote]

There were several amazing entries in this thread. I don't want to derail Logan Circle, but I treasure our DCUM writers and love to recognize and encourage them (alas I am not as talented). Thank you for the Logan circle laugh and enjoy your fellow writer's musings on Annapolis:

https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/60/1288000.page

"A “big night out” in Annapolis usually means dragging your husband who’s now shaped like a retired lacrosse ball into the same boat shoes, salmon shorts, and off-brand Vineyard Vines button-down you panic-bought at Marshalls during the Obama administration. You’ll make a reservation at Dock Street Bar & Grill, because apparently nothing says “coastal charm” like bland crab dip and a 50/50 chance of food poisoning, while a local rock band made up entirely of guys who peaked playing Battle of the Bands before dropping out of Broadneck butchers a Dave Matthews cover in the corner. Then comes the highlight: swaying in a sweaty crowd of sunburnt Edgewater rednecks and Calvert County day-drinkers, surrounded by Anne Arundel’s “elite”: people whose resumes peak with an associate’s degree from AACC or a marketing diploma from Salisbury and who now live in their parents’ basements, proudly insisting they “just love the Annapolis lifestyle.” Annapolis is a place where ambition goes to die quietly between $3 rail drinks, and the only thing more bloated than the crowd’s livers are their delusions that this is somehow “upscale living.”[/quote]

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