You'd argue about anything. *blehhh* Have you ever left Austin???? It's not that big compared to SA, Houston or Dallas all in Texas. Geez. What next? Street names? Originally Posted by Kit-4-KatMoved here from Chicago in 2000, lived in a couple of other cities.
I much prefer North, South or Central over zip codes. I'm not from Austin and the zip codes don't mean anything to me. It would be great if the area was pinned down a little more. For instance, "north Austin near 35 & Palmer". Since I am coming in from New Braunfels I look for south Austin most of the time. I agree that "North" can cover a lot of ground. Originally Posted by BudmanI'll note that any zip code has many major intersections in it, making describing location by adjacent intersection far more specific than by zip code. Not necessarily a bad thing, of course, depending on how the provider balances accuracy with privacy.
Hey, I'll drive through all your zip codes, take two hours doing it, and still have a damn good time with the redhead your dissin'.No, ladies *will* post whatever they want. They *should* post honestly and accurately with a margin for discretion and safety such as that offered by, oh, say, zip code, just to pluck an example out of the air.
Having a math coprocessor running in my head all the time does make me a little eccentric, I admit; that said, no, you're not going to drive over 200 miles in 2 hours. Kat, though, yeah; fun girl.
It ain't all gonna be your way,
You're breaking my heart over here. Not all my way? Really?
and making more posts trying to convince me zip codes are easy and obvious just wont work for everyone. Some folks have trouble figuring out which cross street they are near.
Some folks can't pour piss out of a boot; they are not suitable models for behavior, however.
Ladies should post whatever they want, Originally Posted by Rover14
Moved here from Chicago in 2000, lived in a couple of other cities.Wow, 78704, I am rather surprised at the veracity of your nastiness towards Kat. ~ I actually agreed with her OP in this thread, it seemed perfectly reasonable to me.
Your claim to be able to drive 30 miles in 20 minutes in rush hour was lying and foolish.
You're weaseling about whether zip codes are big enough to ensure anonymity.
And you also are arguing, toots, albeit badly.
Redheads, sheesh. Originally Posted by 78704
Wow, 78704, I am rather surprised at the veracity of your nastiness towards Kat. ~ I actually agreed with her OP in this thread, it seemed perfectly reasonable to me.Likewise. Sorry if I startled you.
Veracity.
And, why the need for details like zip codes anyway?
Driving to incalls. Partly it's a matter of scheduling; if she says she's in north Austin especially I have almost no additional information; could mean Hyde Park, Georgetown, Hutto, Leander, Round Rock, Pflugerville, Lakeline... Partly it's a matter of neighborhoods; less an issue in daytime, to be sure. A zip code is a decent-sized chunk; fairly specific geographically, but still ten thousand people and a lot less specific than the nearest major intersection, let alone an address.
I'm unsympathetic to Kat's position that Williamson County providers prefer not to advertise their undesirable location, this is important information.
I would suggest that those individuals who are collecting statistical data on providers are up to no good.
On what basis?
I seem to remember someone asking me what city I was born in. I can't imagine why that would bee interesting to anyone.
You're an interesting person, and pretty; probably hear What's your sign/major/et cetera? a lot too.
Peace and love, Originally Posted by Crystalkitty
