Never been in a YMCA that didn't seem a little grimy. I'm sure the new one will be pimp but just saying. Also, lol at the guy waiting until the new gym opens to get in shape. Sounds promising.
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You hang out at alot of different YMCA's? Seems kind of sketchy.
An Alaska cruise is incredible - adventurous excursions at every port
We go on a Caribbean cruise at least once a year and just go for the actual ship as we hardly get off at the port unless we do a beach or a rushing river excursion. The kids are always busy on a ship and always something to do
We are doing a Mediterranean cruise this fall after spending the first 4 days in Barcelona. A cruise seems perfect for hitting the coast of France and Italy, do cool excursions during the day then drink and gamble while on to the next port. Only regret is we will only get 2-3 hours at the Vatican.
We go on a Caribbean cruise at least once a year and just go for the actual ship as we hardly get off at the port unless we do a beach or a rushing river excursion. The kids are always busy on a ship and always something to do
We are doing a Mediterranean cruise this fall after spending the first 4 days in Barcelona. A cruise seems perfect for hitting the coast of France and Italy, do cool excursions during the day then drink and gamble while on to the next port. Only regret is we will only get 2-3 hours at the Vatican.
What days are you planning on working this year at your new job, SGNI?
Budapest is pretty dope. Easy to get around with the trams and very walker friendly. If you can stay at the Marriott over looking the Danube or the Hilton on the other side, they have spectacular views. Only bad thing is that is where a lot of the Viking River Cruises depart from and the damn blue hairs can wear you out in the hotel lobby.
But the street markets, outdoor restaurants, etc., are fantastic. Catch an open air bus with the hop on / hop off, listen to the history tour through the headset, lots of history you never realized.
Plus it's cheap.
But the street markets, outdoor restaurants, etc., are fantastic. Catch an open air bus with the hop on / hop off, listen to the history tour through the headset, lots of history you never realized.
Plus it's cheap.
I hope to be one of those people one day. That Viking cruise from Moscow to St. Petersburg looks amazing.
LOL, Padre is talking about having to drag his wife to Europe some day...
...and fantasizing about Russia in the same breath [laughing]
Puppies, bub.
...and fantasizing about Russia in the same breath [laughing]
Puppies, bub.
Welp. There it is. BBdK is now the foremost expert on European travel.
Next, he'll mutter out some line referring to it as a "second home."
Next, he'll mutter out some line referring to it as a "second home."
Apparently Padre is the former EKU head coach. Man, his ex-wife is pissed.
Wife was the same way about Paris after our first trip. Rained the whole time and was cold, which I thought kind of added to allure but she was ready to go the entire time. Second trip there she fell in love with the place when we weren't trying to fit everything in and just wandered around.
Next trip for us is Iceland on NYE
Next trip for us is Iceland on NYE
Wife had never been to Europe and wanted to make the trip before kids....3 weeks is all we had and she wanted to see everything. Mid 90's so internet planning wasn't really an option--so we did the Bus Tour. Huge mistake, we still call it the trip from Hell.
Alaska, drive it. Fly into Fairbanks, rent a car, work your way slowly south to Seward or points beyond based on how long you can afford to spend. (Or go North/South.) Watching the cattle herded on/off buses to and from the boats in large groups made me really appreciate my decision to drive. Just realize it's a totally different vacation--there's virtually nothing in the "cities", ie. Anchorage/Fairbanks, everything there is out in the great wide open. Can't imagine being locked into a few select tourist spots. If I could afford the time and the money, I'd go right back this summer.
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Alaska, drive it. Fly into Fairbanks, rent a car, work your way slowly south to Seward or points beyond based on how long you can afford to spend. (Or go North/South.) Watching the cattle herded on/off buses to and from the boats in large groups made me really appreciate my decision to drive. Just realize it's a totally different vacation--there's virtually nothing in the "cities", ie. Anchorage/Fairbanks, everything there is out in the great wide open. Can't imagine being locked into a few select tourist spots. If I could afford the time and the money, I'd go right back this summer.
Back to lurking.
Predictable.
What exactly have I said that indicated that? [eyeroll] (nothing) My entire post and trip review was the opposite of being any "expert" on Europe.
...was just laughing at Padre trying to get to RUSSIA, before he even got his wife to entertain Europe.
Europe sounds too much like a racket. I'll just watch Rick Stevens in glorious HD instead. Pass.
It's unreal. Remember this next time you winter loving bastards are freezing your *** off.
Heading to a tiki party in a few.
-Rick Steves is a dbag, TS. Lonely Planet ftw (imo)
-Iceland sounds cool AF, looking forward to that recap. That place pops up all the time when researching cool places to visit.
I wish I was a Schembari.
I've been to Germany twice. The first time in 2004 during Mid December primarily in Bavaria. It was fantastic and spoiled me. The very next year also in mid December I went to the old East German side. Totally creepy. I mean I know it was under Soviet control for 40 plus years but this was 15 years after the wall fell. Felt like I traveled back in time. I'll never forget coming around a curve on the Autobahn and see a massive amount of the old Soviet block housing complexes. It was really surreal.
But Bavaria is dope as hell.
But Bavaria is dope as hell.
Start non-chalantly watching 'Ronin' once every few weeks within ear shot of your wife doing the darning or whatever.
Eventually, she will fall in love with Paris, full-stop.
Eventually, she will fall in love with Paris, full-stop.
Tiki party? Surely you jest.
Is pretty much prime hot tub temps right now, only silver lining I see.
Germany is great, I'm way overdue to return. Remember seeing tons of boat tours/cruises on the Rhein. Looked pretty dope. Never made it east, pretty much mainly Bavaria, Heidelberg, Frankfurt, Düsseldorf...would like to see Berlin.
Is pretty much prime hot tub temps right now, only silver lining I see.
Germany is great, I'm way overdue to return. Remember seeing tons of boat tours/cruises on the Rhein. Looked pretty dope. Never made it east, pretty much mainly Bavaria, Heidelberg, Frankfurt, Düsseldorf...would like to see Berlin.
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Reds only down 12-0, but still 4 innings to come back.
LOL. losers.
LOL. losers.
Only been to London and Norway. Of course both were when I was 19 (won a few online poker tournaments and won a 10k package for a NLH pro tournament), so I didn't get the full experience, especially London as I was playing poker 2 of the days. #nosohumblebrag
But Norway was touching awesome. Had a former exchange student who lived with my family from there, and he basically gave my brother and me a tour of the county over a week. Took a "cruise" up a fjord that was gorgeous, and a blast. Concerts, soccer games, fishing at his family's cabin. Damn I need to get back there.
But Norway was touching awesome. Had a former exchange student who lived with my family from there, and he basically gave my brother and me a tour of the county over a week. Took a "cruise" up a fjord that was gorgeous, and a blast. Concerts, soccer games, fishing at his family's cabin. Damn I need to get back there.
Spent a summer in London and worship. Limelight and Ministry of Sound were the ****. That was a fun summer. Early 20s. Not many cares in the world.
Headed to Rio next week, then Australia in July (running marathons on both trips). Will be my 4th and 5th continents. Antarctica in January and Africa next summer to finish off all 7.
My vacations to Panama City and Chattanooga don't seem so cool now.
Simmons has become the ultimate "so overrated he's underrated" guy. Dude averaged 19/12/5 as a freshman. He could be a cross between Lamar Odom and Derrick Coleman minus the crazy. Even on the low end of that comparison, that's a helluva nice player to have on your team.
F these guys, Strokin. Seriously- the hell with them.
I hear Chattanooga really cool, btw.
I went to Florida last summer. Place is super hot. It's on the coast of the Gulf of Mexico so you can get some nice breezes. Lots of local seafood junts. The people weren't overly friendly but they are all tan and lively. Overall a fun trip.
I copied and pasted your entire trip rundown and emailed it to her. She's been wanting to do London/Scotland for a while.
My problem is her idea of Europe is a week at EPCOT. :grimace:
I can always count on wcc to make me feel good about myself when I'm feeling insecure from the cosmopolitan nature of this thread. He's always been good for that. Thanks buddy!
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