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I’d go to your mom’s house.

iFlipI’d go to your mom’s house.

LOL! Good answer.............. problem is, she is dead.

oldmanskiLOL! Good answer.............. problem is, she is dead.

That changes nothing. Necrophilia is so hot right now.

How can anyone give you an answer without knowing your interests? Maybe your idea of fun is a golfing trip in Florida. Or maybe mountaineering in Alaska? Perhaps a food tour of New Orleans? The country music scene in Nashville? Biking in the canyonlands of Utah? Who knows? Far too open-ended.

So I’m sticking with visiting your mom. PM me the address of her graveyard. Please do not post it publicly. I want to be her first...post-mortem.

go to seattle. i reccommend going when it's autumn, it becomes really beautiful during that time.
lots of cool places to visit there.

iFlipThat changes nothing. Necrophilia is so hot right now.

How can anyone give you an answer without knowing your interests? Maybe your idea of fun is a golfing trip in Florida. Or maybe mountaineering in Alaska? Perhaps a food tour of New Orleans? The country music scene in Nashville? Biking in the canyonlands of Utah? Who knows? Far too open-ended.

So I’m sticking with visiting your mom. PM me the address of her graveyard. Please do not post it publicly. I want to be her first...post-mortem.

Hahaha! Message sent!

Good ideas on the locations, and true I did leave it way open ended but I was just asking where you would go.

The answer to this question probably varies a lot depending where you live and what places are already within reasonable driving distance. Obviously east coast folks will say differently than Midwest and western folks.

For example, I would probably go somewhere in the pacific northwest or maybe California since those are seriously far and definitely have areas I'd like to visit but never have and driving would be stupid.

You could always fly somewhere and rent a car to go further too. For example, fly to Seattle, chill, then drive into Canada. Or better yet, use your tickets to fly to connecting ports to fly to further destinations like Alaska and Hawaii or somewhere international, but just pay for that portion.

Are there any places you've never been but always wanted to go, but just never got around to it because of costs? Anywhere typically pricey to fly into? What sort of thing are you looking for? Beaches? Adventure? Mountains? National parks and landmarks?

If you're wanting to go somewhere south east, I would say either go to Charleston, SC or the Keys. The keys are cool, beaches suck, but there's fun stuff to do on the water and get sloshed on booze. Charleston is prob one of my favorite places as the city is beautiful and food is unreal, and there's also plenty of good beaches on nearby islands and ocean stuff to do. NC is cool too depending where you go. Not a real fan of Florida, aside from the keys.

Definitely consider planning your trips to places when you won't be shoulder to shoulder with tourists too.

FogdartThe answer to this question probably varies a lot depending where you live and what places are already within reasonable driving distance. Obviously east coast folks will say differently than Midwest and western folks.

For example, I would probably go somewhere in the pacific northwest or maybe California since those are seriously far and definitely have areas I'd like to visit but never have and driving would be stupid.

You could always fly somewhere and rent a car to go further too. For example, fly to Seattle, chill, then drive into Canada. Or better yet, use your tickets to fly to connecting ports to fly to further destinations like Alaska and Hawaii or somewhere international, but just pay for that portion.

Are there any places you've never been but always wanted to go, but just never got around to it because of costs? Anywhere typically pricey to fly into? What sort of thing are you looking for? Beaches? Adventure? Mountains? National parks and landmarks?

If you're wanting to go somewhere south east, I would say either go to Charleston, SC or the Keys. The keys are cool, beaches suck, but there's fun stuff to do on the water and get sloshed on booze. Charleston is prob one of my favorite places as the city is beautiful and food is unreal, and there's also plenty of good beaches on nearby islands and ocean stuff to do. NC is cool too depending where you go. Not a real fan of Florida, aside from the keys.

Definitely consider planning your trips to places when you won't be shoulder to shoulder with tourists too.

Charleston is actually a good suggestion. Beautiful city with good food and the people are always friendly.

Maine is also underrated as fuck, just a lot of drug addicts up there.

Go to Portland, they have world class strip clubs there. Full nude, lots of hipsters though

CLQGo to Portland, they have world class strip clubs there. Full nude, lots of hipsters though

Lol @ flying from PDX to PDX. Probably get stuck in ATL on a layover since it’s Delta

satanworshippergo to seattle. i reccommend going when it's autumn, it becomes really beautiful during that time.
lots of cool places to visit there.

I'd say seattle or new orleans - seattle is great if you smoke pot and want to do some skiing. nola is its own type of thing, good food though and really feels like a different country in some respects

I would say go to the Great Lakes and really travel to all the beaches in Michigan it’s really beautiful and fresh water is better than salt water. So like traverse city, Holland, mackinaw island, or torch lake

Chron_RabbitCharleston is actually a good suggestion. Beautiful city with good food and the people are always friendly.

Maine is also underrated as fuck, just a lot of drug addicts up there.

Considering both of these options, thanks for the input.

CLQGo to Portland, they have world class strip clubs there. Full nude, lots of hipsters though

LOL, oh I know, I have VIP to many of them in Portland

Alaska during the summer would be chill

Otherwise I’d head to the beach

i'd go to indiana, check out some corn.

Northern California this fall for weed tours.

TnskiNorthern California this fall for weed tours.

I was just there over the Fourth, did the whole Redwoods, beach, fireworks at Cresent City, hey 101 drive. Didn’t check out the weed tours though, maybe next time.