traffic

[SGB]

From everything i gather, it seems it would make sense for me to live east of Sandestin and not west. I really enjoyed everything up and down 30-a while i was there, i wonder how far east down 30-a i could live and still be within a 30 minute commute to Sandestin/Grand Blvd?
another thing to consider, i'm a 30 yr old single male who would like to occasionally have something to do after 9 pm, is there any neighborhood/area that seems to appeal to someone like me?

Definitely live east of Sandestin. To ensure your commute is less than 30 minutes, I recommend staying west of 395. Can't help you with the single hot spots. The only thing I could recommend is to stay close to Grayton and the Red Bar.

The traffic during "season" can get bad, but nothing like the big cities. I wouldn't worry about it too much unless you have to commute to FWB every day.

 

[scooterbug44]

scooterbug has it right. Have you got a preference on underarm hair?

OMG, that is hilarious! :funn: Is this a common complaint from the area males? Have not noticed, but I guess I am more likely to be looking somewhere besides other women's pits .

 

[kathydwells]

A bad day stuck in traffic in the 30-A area, is better than a good day stuck in traffic where I live.

 

[Matt J]

OMG, that is hilarious! :funn: Is this a common complaint from the area males? Have not noticed, but I guess I am more likely to be looking somewhere besides other women's pits .

I don't know, obviously from my name you might get that I wouldn't be staring at women's underarms either. However, some of the gulls out there have hair that just reaches out and .

 

[Smiling JOe]

OMG, that is hilarious! :funn: Is this a common complaint from the area males? Have not noticed, but I guess I am more likely to be looking somewhere besides other women's pits .

What's wrong with hippie chicks? I really never understood why women shave their pits. Who was the first to do that and what made them think to do it?

 

[scooterbug44]

I wasn't saying there was anything wrong with it, I just thought it was a funny flip side to my "got teeth" question.

Don't have a name for the first woman to use a razor or other method, but I think it might have been the ancient Egyptians who started the "bald is beautiful" trend.

 

[elgordoboy]

It probably had to do with the nobility separating itself from the peasantry. Maybe having leisure time to smooth legs and pits was a status symbol. The opposite was true in Mexican culture I have read. The indigenous Indians were mostly hairless (arms, legs, etc...), so the Mexican upper class women didn't shave those areas so as to differentiate.

 

[Matt J]

Doesn't it reduce persperation?

 

[Smiling JOe]

No. it doesn't reduce perspiration.

 

[scooterbug44]

Don't know what is worse - the fact that I just read the Wikipedia entry on hair removal to answer the perspiration (yes it can)/egyptian (for bugs) question (so many things I didn't EVER need to know on there) or that we went from traffic issues to armpits in such a sort time frame.