Empty lot next to Watermark on Union Ave

[Biggd]

Originally Posted by fatlazyless

At least these new condo, waterfront residences will be very very very, like a two minute walk away from the nearby McDonald's twin outdoor ordering stations for take-out McDonald's food.

Some people happen to just love the McDonald's burgers, fries, and shakes, and having the takeout just across Union Ave there could get habit forming. Like, instead of going to your refrigerator, you can just take the short walk across the road ….. plus their 18-ounce courtesy paper cup-of-water is excellent quality …. and comes straight out of Paugus Bay at a depth of 18'. https://www.laconianh.gov/242/Water-Quality

And, the McDonald's fish sandwich is Alaska Pollock that supposedly comes all the way from Dutch Harbor, Alaska to Union Ave, Laconia and is so much easier to eat than catching a Lake Winnipesaukee fish and turning it into good tasting food.

And another thing, is also like extremely close to the Saint Vincent de Paul second hand store, https://www.stvdplaconia.org/the-thrift-shop, where the new home owners can get all their new (second hand) furniture and kitchen wares, plus a whole lot of other stuff ….. where the lakes region shops!

OH BOY! I better rush over to buy one of those condos so I can be close to McDonalds and get that sweet smell of cooking grease though my open windows in the hot summer months. Then I will have to go to Walmart and buy those heavy duty noodles because my kids will be so fat the regular noodles won't keep them afloat.

[fatlazyless]

Originally Posted by Biggd

OH BOY! Then I will have to go to Walmart and buy those heavy duty noodles because my kids will be so fat the regular noodles won't keep them afloat.

Actually, the sink/floatability buoyancy for the human body works just the opposite. Fat people are much better natural floaters than thin people who are usually sinkers …… so ….. fat floats and thin sinks. People with a higher body mass index are more natural floaters than the low bmi thinner person ….. and thin people have to work harder to tread water.

https://coachsci.sdsu.edu/swim/bullets/float36.htm …. everyone must study this for a 20-question pop quiz, tomorrow at 8-am!

[Biggd]

Originally Posted by fatlazyless

Actually, the sink/floatability buoyancy for the human body works just the opposite. Fat people are much better natural floaters than thin people who are usually sinkers …… so ….. fat floats and thin sinks. People with a higher body mass index are more natural floaters than the low bmi thinner person ….. and thin people have to work harder to tread water.

https://coachsci.sdsu.edu/swim/bullets/float36.htm …. everyone must study this for a 20-question pop quiz, tomorrow at 8-am!

That's good to know. So fattening them up at McDonalds may actually be saving them from drowning so they can live longer and get fatter. I also save money by not having to buy noodles.

[Woody38]

You are correct. I have to swim soo fast, otherwise I sink. Floating is next to impossible, unless a little hand action helps.
Must visit the fast food shops.

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