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Also for New Orleans, there has to be a penalty for having an airport the size of Fort Meyers, FL. I knew a bunch of people who had a place to stay for the Final Four last weekend but couldn't get there because every flight to New Orleans was $2K+
You mean the size of the city of Ft. Meyers or the size of their airport? If you meant the latter, the new terminal at Armstrong is large and pretty badass - but you also can't blame the airport for Airlines gouging mfers. I just (this morning) booked a flight to Detroit in May for under $70 and a return back for about $130.00. So that's not bad. Looks like I'll be getting in around noon that Saturday and then will drive to Sandusky for Cedar Point Sunday/Monday before going back to Detroit on Tuesday with mostly a free day once we check out the Air B&B. I'm hitting up Delicious Meatball Sub in a couple weeks to see what museums, restaurants, bars, whatever else I need to do/see the afternoon/evening I'm there that Saturday and then that following Tuesday if there's anything particularly recommended since I've never been there and probably won't be back up that way again in the next several years. Also gotta figure out if I should stay in downtown Detroit or over in Windsor.
I'm voting for the only one of these I've fucked in, actually. Huh.
BOOOOOO. Where is your sense of romance and nostalgia?
I didn't even vote for the worst of the love stories on here. Houston. Which involved fire ants, catching him mainlining cocaine in a bathroom and attending a meeting at the Harris County Parole Office.
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I'm voting for the only one of these I've fucked in, actually. Huh.
BOOOOOO. Where is your sense of romance and nostalgia?
I didn't even vote for the worst of the love stories on here. Houston. Which involved fire ants, catching him mainlining cocaine in a bathroom and attending a meeting at the Harris County Parole Office.
Key West might be the leader in US titty exposure. Not in sheer quantity, but by percentages
Sadly, not in this competition. We will add it to Bonnaroo, Incubus shows, Miami during the Super Bowl, and, apparently, wherever LoveLuckLaughter is in the upcoming Boob Survivor.
So far today, it looks like the Emerald City will be taking the gut punch.
It’s a drag. I really love Seattle - it’s been my “if I ever left NYC and had the freedom to go wherever in the US, I’d go there” city for a long time. I know Amazon has nuked the real estate market, but it’s still an awesome, culturally rich town with very easy access to fantastic nature and outdoor stuff.
Plus, like I said before, home of My own personal lord and savior, Jimi. If it were up to me, Seattle would place second (yes, I know, that’s one of many reasons I’m sure everyone is happy it’s not up to me).
Post by 3post1jack1 on Apr 4, 2022 13:14:19 GMT -5
i have a lot of respect for the two people who insist on voting NYC every round for "reasons". like i don't respect your dumb reasons but i respect your moxie.
i have a lot of respect for the two people who insist on voting NYC every round for "reasons". like i don't respect your dumb reasons but i respect your moxie.
It’s like the person who’s been voting for “Aja” every round of the Steely Dan survivor
So far today, it looks like the Emerald City will be taking the gut punch.
It’s a drag. I really love Seattle - it’s been my “if I ever left NYC and had the freedom to go wherever in the US, I’d go there” city for a long time. I know Amazon has nuked the real estate market, but it’s still an awesome, culturally rich town with very easy access to fantastic nature and outdoor stuff.
Plus, like I said before, home of My own personal lord and savior, Jimi. If it were up to me, Seattle would place second (yes, I know, that’s one of many reasons I’m sure everyone is happy it’s not up to me).
I've never been up that way, but I'm sure I'd love it. Rain doesn't usually bother me. Plus Windy Bay is up there, the ocean isn't that far, Vancouver and all that. It's on the list for the future as is Denver and NYC which are the only other remaining cities I have never been to. I love Los Angeles, but I haven't been there since 1987 (35 years). I'm sure it's still great but not without big city problems. I love Chicago and almost ended up there 12 years ago. The cold would have eventually kicked my ass, but there's almost nothing I didn't like about Chicago. Everyone I encounter there is always nice - sort of southern hospitality with the Midwest charm. Several of them have told me they feel like it's New York City without the assholes. IDK since I've never been to NYC and am sure I will love it (assholes and all) whenever I do.
i have a lot of respect for the two people who insist on voting NYC every round for "reasons". like i don't respect your dumb reasons but i respect your moxie.
I keep a safety vote lying on NYC most rounds just in case I need to influence something right before I lock the poll
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