Looking Up

[Cyrus Buelton]

take him to do something fun on Sunday, he is pretty bored in Orlando and from what Tiffer's says, he lives in the fucking hood.


It is pretty funny, Prem over at Hoosier Hooligans designed it.

[Gregor]

Originally Posted by Cyrus Buelton

I was in Vegas for the first time last year.

It might be my last time.

I didn't really care for the whole scene.

But whatever, to each their own.

Ditto, man. Never dug the scene...did always want to meet some waitresses and pull a Fredo.

[Gregor]

Originally Posted by Cyrus Buelton

You can tell the real deal from the poser very easily.

Spotting poseurs was the funnest part of my trip to Vegas...and the badass steak dinner some salesdudes took me out for.

[PhilB]

Originally Posted by SacDuc

Its still that way. Lack of basic things you'd think a city would have. But I have realized something; this isn't a city. Its really a small town. 100k people or so. A lot of them in retirement age. Plus there is the tourist crowd that so many of the restaurants pander to. So yeah, the quality of most things kinda sucks. You gotta pick your spots. I don't think I've been here long enough top be really saavy in the ways of finding the cool local shit. It seems to stay well hidden if it exists at all. But the climate and beaches alone make it worthwhile for now.

sac

There are a lot of nice things about the place. I did stay for ten years, after all. But it's more than just the 100K wrinklies in SB. There's Goleta, and UCSB, and so on. The greater area has enough people and money in it to support some choices, but it must just be too expensive to do business or something.

Las Vegas is a silly place. I don't have much use for it, but some people seem to like it.

PhilB

[DucCarlos]

Spotting posers? Like dudes that don't ride their bikes in the rain?

[cherub_rock]

Originally Posted by DucCarlos

Spotting posers? Like dudes that don't ride their bikes in the rain?

zaaaaaaaaaang