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I like any activity that does not require me to wear pants. Outside of the obvious, there are three things in this world I love more than anything - Darth Vader, the complete works of AC/DC, and of course cooking a romantic dinner with my Easy-Bake oven.

Hairy naked dudes - why I stopped going to the gym
Contributed by: Ryan Hatch   on 1/30/2007

The other day I was driving past my old gym and it conjured up memories that I had repressed for a long time. Those memories were like a laundry list in my head for all the reasons I had stopped going to the gym - even if my money still does.

I have always loved working out. Yep, there isn't anything quit like the feeling of pumping iron and getting all those endorphins going. Well almost anything. You see, while the gym represents a better life; a life full of energy and vigor - both of which are absent from my office cubicle dwelling existence. It also is a real pain in the butt; especially, when you have to like... go.

There are really only one or two things that seem to put on the brakes every time I get up the motivation to work out. I'll have some time set aside. My gym bag on the ready, the car keys in hand, and yet there is always that little lazy voice that suggests before I get to the door that perhaps tomorrow would be a better time.

When I actually get to the gym, and get passed the membership card checker - lady (a job that looks about as riveting as being a Wal-Mart greeter) is when the real horror begins.

For the record, while I try to keep most serious social and political commentary out of my blogs; it must be noted that I am not homophobic. I just really don't like to be around hairy naked dudes in the locker room - hairy naked dudes who are not even bothering to cover up in a timely manner; hairy naked dudes who are conversing about sports - again while they're naked. Hairy naked dudes who stand buck naked in front of the mirror and comb their hair - you know the hair on their head. From the time it takes me to get dressed I feel like my eyes have done more awkward aversions than an observer at a leper colony.

Apparently, I'm the only one who not only appreciates - but finds the invention of the towel as a social necessity.

What makes matters worse is my gym has separate spas in the respective locker rooms. So, if I want to soak a little bit in the hot tube or sauna after a workout - I can't do that with my wife - again, I have to do it in the company of hairy naked dudes.

A couple of months ago I was sitting in the hot tube wearing pair of swim trunks when in came some hairy naked dude, who, with no hesitation, jumped right in the hot tube and started talking to me about the last Bronco game. I felt like I was hanging out in some Roman bath house with some guy named Publius: The Uncircumcised One.

While my wife has complained to me about similar situations in the women's locker room - I don't see how that would be the same.

Instead, I find myself only thinking about sexy nymphs. Sexy nymphs running with leaf crowns in their flowing blond locks. Sexy nymphs washing each others backsides with lots of soapy suds. Sexy nymphs giggling while playfully flinging their black, pink, and grrrrr - red panties at each other. Ahhhh, what a sight that must be - all those sexy nymphs.

So, what else do I hate about the gym? Okay, in all honesty - I guess not much else besides spending forty dollars a month to go - or not go - and all those hairy naked dudes.




Ryan Hatch is a resident of Thornton.



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Submitted By: Patrick Hoover
posted on 2/9/2007 @ 12:02:53 PM
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This guy just rocks. How come he's not on the front page more often??
Submitted By: William Boucher
posted on 2/1/2007 @ 9:37:46 AM
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Everbody take five and enjoy that mental picture.
Submitted By: Jamie VanEaton
posted on 1/31/2007 @ 5:13:45 PM
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"Instead, I find myself only thinking about sexy nymphs. Sexy nymphs running with leaf crowns in their flowing blond locks. Sexy nymphs washing each others backsides with lots of soapy suds. Sexy nymphs giggling while playfully flinging their black, pink, and grrrrr - red panties at each other. Ahhhh, what a sight that must be - all those sexy nymphs." This is precious and extremely funny. Still, remember. We're all just hairy naked men, too. Minus the whole external reproductives thing. And potential back hair. But then, I remember Swenga...
Submitted By: William Boucher
posted on 1/31/2007 @ 4:17:49 PM
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Locker Room?
Submitted By: Karin Malchow
posted on 1/31/2007 @ 3:44:04 PM
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Fantasize if you will, but naked women in the locker room are not usually nymphish. Especially in January, after New Year's resolutions.
Submitted By: Brendan Leonard
posted on 1/31/2007 @ 1:13:40 PM
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Also, sweet photo.
Submitted By: Brendan Leonard
posted on 1/31/2007 @ 1:13:02 PM
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Okay, naked guys in the locker room is understandable. You've just gotten out of the shower, you're changing into or out of workout clothes, etc. But I've never understood the reason you'd need to be naked in a hot tub at the gym with a stranger. I mean, there are many reasons to be naked in a hot tub with a stranger, but not at the gym. Well, you know what I mean.
Submitted By: William Boucher
posted on 1/30/2007 @ 9:47:35 PM
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Everybody knows two naked women is hot; two naked guys is just gross.
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Ryan Hatch

Thornton , CO

Ryan Hatch has posted 10 blog entries and 9 comments since joining on 8/3/2006. Ryan Hatch 's average blog rating is 5.
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