Altitude sickness in Denver

That was more the Mets doing than the Phillies, just remember that. But that is for discussion on another thread.

 

Please tell me this is just a big joke. Please.

 

What's the joke?

 

Mitch: Sir, your seat belt seems to be broken. What do you recommend I do?

Cab driver: I recommend you stop being such a (pussy).

 

To be on the safe side, you could always carry an oxygen tank around with you.

If you do, and you start to breathe heavier and harder, it's probably because you're carrying an oxygen tank around with you.

 

Ok, so I come on here asking a serious travel question and suddenly I'm a pussy? Yeah, that's real mature. Excuse me if I have a concern about a particular travel destination. Fortunately there are people nice enough on these boards who have real answers and PMed me a couple. I think people have asked dumber questions on here. A lot of you guys on here are just so full of yourselves. Get a clue. I can take a joke every now and then, but some of you guys are just unreal.

 

Welcome to SportsJournalists.com, Will.

 

Oh c'mon dude. Altitude sickness in Denver? Seriously, it ain't freaking Nepal.

I have given advice to countless people on this website about their careers, relationships, reading lists. I'm not some full of myself a-hole. It just seemed like an appropriate place for a joke from Old School.

Unless you have other medical problems, or you're running a half marathon, you don't have to worry about altitude sickness in Denver anymore than you have to worry about the sun in Florida or the cold in Maine.

 

Just make sure your panties aren't too tight, Will. You'll do fine.

 

I've been on here for the past 5 years, so I know.

 

And I've had people tell me otherwise, including my wife, so it is something.