Just go...

[One Classy Bloke]

Have any of you guys just had that feeling to just get a method of transport and to just go somewhere? Just leave your world behind, and look somewhere else? Just to escape what you do, to just go?

Right now, i've one of those tastes in my mouth. To just get a vespa and go. Wallet in my pocket and nothing else. No technology besides transport. I guess i'm tired of school, tired of my computer, and tired of my home. To be without what you love would make you enjoy it more.

To take a freedom outside, with nothing to hold you back. Bah, that's today's socity for ya. Holds you back.

[Nevan]

I've had the feeling before. Just not right now at this moment.

When I get my car, I wouldn't mind just riding around going apparently to no general spot. But I've got to get my lisence first.

[One Classy Bloke]

Damn you licensing regulations!

[Nevan]

I agree, there a plenty of people on the road who can't/shouldn't drive and yet here I am, able and all not driving.

[mrwiseman]

I never really wanted to escape, but sometimes I found myself in pretty deep, or tired of everything and everyone, and wanted to do something else to relax for a while. Being all alone, j/o, then play some RPG always worked pretty good for me.

[Xellos]

Not really, all I've ever wanted is for everyone to leave me alone for awhile.

[Ogreasy]

I want to go to California...
Badly...

[One Classy Bloke]

Well, you never learn the world at home. Thats what i've learnt so far.

[mrwiseman]

Inet, you can learn a lot about anything with it. Although tourism is also good because you get to know it first hand, get to see it with your own eyes, smell it, and feel it. But you don't have enough days in your life to visit and study everything of the world; I think you can equally learn a lot by reading books or the Inet at home.

[One Classy Bloke]

What would i know if i had never gone to India? It's full of beggers, very under-developed and has savages who hate Britain.

I never knew they had coconuts in India til i went there. Chilli chips are tasty. New Delhi airport always had fog around it in the winter. I saw my brother's birthplace. I drank coke which only cost 5 pence (around 10 cents). I saw a massive difference in the culture. These are the things you miss if you don't go. The Internet is just a store for second hand info, which may not be true.

Read all you like, but until you've been there, you haven't.