Top Places to visit

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Originally Posted by Snee

Depends. Do you like russians with no sense of common decency, drab buildings, and murders?

I so, I give it a big thumbs up.

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Sound to me like a Neo-con

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Originally Posted by whatcdfan

Anywhere nude women roam freely.

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Really??

I agree and will travel there frequently :D just don't tell my wife:whistling

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Originally Posted by shaina

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Originally Posted by whatcdfan

Anywhere nude women roam freely.

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Really??

I agree and will travel there frequently :D just don't tell my wife:whistling

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She's going to be really surprised when you come wanlking down the street then.

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Originally Posted by JPaul

She's going to be really surprised when you come wanlking down the street then.

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Who? My wife?, or the other women i am really getting a woodylooking at :unsure:

For you JPaul...
Black’s Beach, California
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I Like Walt Disney, Disney Land

Had a memorable visit to the Grand Canyon - that place is amazing in many ways.

Some might say grand, even.

Meh, if I wanted to visit a huge gaping, dry hole, I'd stop by em0's mum.

So far on my lists of 3 of top places to visit are Philippines ( for amazing and relaxing beaches), Hongkong ( Disneyland and temples) , and Taipei ( Elephant mountain and Maokong).

Would love to see the Great Barrier Reef.

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Top Places to visit in India are:
Goa,
Srinagar,
Andaman & Nicobar,
Leh - Ladakh,
Banaras,
Mumbai,
Coorg,
Kolkatta,
Meghalaya,
Sikkim,
Kerala,
Delhi,
Kasol,
Cherrapunji and many more.

Heard a lot about Goa, great tourist place.

I`ve always considered India as a place to get the trots if you are not a local/have built up a tolerance (and never have a mystery curry). Not unlike Egypt on the holiday front (or back-end as I imply).

Why not pop Skegness or Blackpool

I'm not making this up. I knew someone who took a holiday to India. When they arrived and were confronted with the stark reality of the situation, they opted to not leave the airport and take the first available flight home.

All in all they said it was it was still better than Skegness.

I am not sure if anyone has mentioned yet, a friend went to Maldives a month back. She just couldn't stop praising the place.

The Titanic has a top place to visit

Prague, hands down.

I have a young son so Disneyland is great. I love the joy on his face all day long.

I went to lisbon for my job, and I have to say that is a really lovely place to live.
I also travel to greece (more exaclty on various island) and I can say that I would love to live there, with a really lovely weather all along the year. Happy those who can stay and kick back there.

Santorini?

I had the chance to visit Belgium for the first time a few years back, and it quickly became one of my favorite places.

Porto (nothern Portugal).

Port of Spain (Trinidad and Tobago) fantastic place and the fact that Antigua is not that far away is great. I'd love to retire and go to either one :happy:

You're lucky you don't live in the 17th century.

vegas

Been to Vegas, nice place for a few days. Bummed I didn't get to Hoover Dam though :(

I went to Vegas once. A great time, but it takes it's toll on you by the end of a week. If you don't like gambling or clubbing, it will get boring real fast.

The Grand Canyon is a great place to visit. I missed Hoover Dam also.

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Originally Posted by trogdor

Definitely not with a wife!

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Depends. If it is someone elses wife, then definitely yes.

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Originally Posted by richasis

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Originally Posted by TheFoX

Depends. If it is someone elses wife, then definitely yes.

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That's usually how it goes there. Bachelorette parties are popular in Vegas.

Mackinac island. Spend the night on the island at the Grand Hotel.

Done all over Europe in my time. Netherlands best place to go for business as they had/have beer on tap in the canteen.

However this is not the best place I`ve been, that would I think be Iceland just because it is so different to anything else I`ve done (albeit fucking expensive for absolutely everything). Finland with the whole Santa thing was OK too.... yes he is real 'cause I saw him.

Sure if I get around to NZ or Australia that would trump it but for now that would be my choice.

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Originally Posted by headbody3

Well , i just know this one place and i am not going to tell it :-)

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That is open to totally crude responses that Idol will no doubt fill

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Originally Posted by headbody3

Well , i just know this one place and i am not going to tell it :-)

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A mental institution? :frusty:

So it is a mental institution then.

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That is open to totally crude responses that Idol will no doubt fill

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You say that like it's a bad thing.

Went to Santorini back in the 80s. Lovely place with so much to see (especially if you are into archaeology) nice food and lots of sea and sun. Think it is a bit more commercial these days but there was very little in the way of discos and wild party type pubs when I was there so if that is your thing there might not be any.

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Vegas is soooooo much fun! i've been there 3 times already. probably my favorite place to go

Vegas was fun before Texas Holdem became popular. Now it's always busy there. I used to go in March or April. The weather was perfect (70-75 and sunny) and you didn't have to wait hours in line. All of a sudden a lot people moved just outside Vegas to become professional gamblers. Unfortunately after the economic crash, things got real bad. Abandoned houses became drug dens or manufacture spots. Vegas should be a place to visit, not live. Like any place in the world, there are areas to stay away from.