Las Vegas VERSUS

[Keebler]

I been to a few of those places and love them all. Never been to Boston or Miami. Dying to go to Miami for the Winter Music conference! Maybe next year. Hawaii is a place I really enjoyed. Some nice nightlife but nothing like Vegas. Just plain relaxation!!! would def go again.

Another place I love is San Diego. Nice town, losts to see, and some decent nightlife. Best place Gaslamp District. Another good place is LA. Lots to see but everything is spread out.

WMC is insane. I cant drive much those days cause they block my way home, lol

[gabriel12]

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WMC is insane. I cant drive much those days cause they block my way home, lol

Yes. That's what I hear. My brother's friends went three years ago and have gone since. They basically did not sleep for four days straight. Parties at night that run into 7 or 8 am and off again at noon!! Plus I'm into the whole electronic dance scene. Love the house music!!!

[tangoplus]

wow...ok...not going to coney island then. i always just thought it looked fun...with all the rides...and junk food.

lol @ people e-yelling at you

[tangoplus]

The bar/club scene in DC is pretty weak. The museums are nice, though.

your museums must be a hot spot for singles

[tangoplus]

Ok i get shitted on for leaving posts too short and now im getting shitted on for posting too long. I CANT WIN!!!

To tell you honestly i think their kind of the same. You have both ends of the spectrum in each place. You have people who go to clubs in both cities who think they own the place and can be dicks to other people in there just because they think their better than everyone else. But then you also have the people who love to just party with everyone else. I think in Vegas you find a lot of people who just want to party and have a great time with other people because mostly everyone is on vacation there. They let things slide and go with the flow because its... well... Vegas. Miami you have a lot more locals going out than you do in Vegas so you get a lot of Miami bias, but were usually very open to tourists and like to show people a good time.

Either way i love the clubs in both places, but i go out a lot more in Vegas than i do when im home. If your ever in Miami for sure hit me up.

that is true.. way more locals in miami for sure. vegas for sure caters for the visitors. didn't really look at it like that.. but i generally do find miami atmosphere a little more relaxed.. maybe it's the water

and likewise, if you ever visit toronto..

[NyceGuy]

your museums must be a hot spot for singles

Best place to pick up an intelligent single woman. Or at least that's how I imagine it...

[tangoplus]

Best place to pick up an intelligent single woman. Or at least that's how I imagine it...

that's where i go to feel smart

actually im going to check this out probably next friday, before going out...

http://www.rom.on.ca/scrolls/

[NyceGuy]

They have plenty of museums here in NY. It's just that, when you're in Elementary school and every year you take a trip there you kinda take it for granted. I have a whole new respect for them now.

Closest I got to one recently I was across the street (sorta) in a bar looking at the majesty of the Museum of Natural History. I opted to finish out the beer pong game instead.

[Keebler]

that is true.. way more locals in miami for sure. vegas for sure caters for the visitors. didn't really look at it like that.. but i generally do find miami atmosphere a little more relaxed.. maybe it's the water

and likewise, if you ever visit toronto..

I think you might be right about the water. Most people in Vegas during the day wanna hit the pool parties and just go crazy all day and night. People who visit Miami love to go crazy at night, but they always go to the beach during the day. The beach is so relaxing if you can find a spot away from the massive crowds. I can lay on the beach and listen to the water all day.

They have plenty of museums here in NY. It's just that, when you're in Elementary school and every year you take a trip there you kinda take it for granted. I have a whole new respect for them now.

Closest I got to one recently I was across the street (sorta) in a bar looking at the majesty of the Museum of Natural History. I opted to finish out the beer pong game instead.

Man i havent been to a museum in forever. I guess you do take them for granted. Ive been to the Smithsonian in DC and some in NYC, and a few around Miami, but i havent been in forever.

[tangoplus]

I think you might be right about the water. Most people in Vegas during the day wanna hit the pool parties and just go crazy all day and night. People who visit Miami love to go crazy at night, but they always go to the beach during the day. The beach is so relaxing if you can find a spot away from the massive crowds. I can lay on the beach and listen to the water all day.



Man i havent been to a museum in forever. I guess you do take them for granted. Ive been to the Smithsonian in DC and some in NYC, and a few around Miami, but i havent been in forever.

sup....... good morning

Long weekend is here..

[Keebler]

sup....... good morning

Long weekend is here..

Good morning to you too

and what is this long weekend you speak of???? Because i sure as hell dont have one.

[tangoplus]

Good morning to you too

and what is this long weekend you speak of???? Because i sure as hell dont have one.

Canadian Thanksgiving!

Y.A.Y.

[Keebler]

Canadian Thanksgiving!

Y.A.Y.

Canadian Thanksgiving? Are you kidding me? Is this like when the pilgrims finally made it up to Canada to have the first Thanksgiving with the eskimos?

[dnix]

hahahahahahaha

[tangoplus]

Canadian Thanksgiving? Are you kidding me? Is this like when the pilgrims finally made it up to Canada to have the first Thanksgiving with the eskimos?

LOL

eskimos are up north (yes, I said up north--our north, is like your dirty south).


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