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Tourism, anything related, ask questions, answer them, promote your place, et cetera.
I'll start with: Could you make a list of the top 5-10 must-see places in the USA? I will visit it in the future; Yosemite and New York are already on my list of things to see, but I want to know what do you think I should see.
anyone been to Universal's Islands of Adventrue theme park? here in Orlando's International Drive?
well i havent and i live here, (sad huh?) it seems like a kickass place =]
IRT Cav: When I went I was very young, and IOA wasn't around back then.
IRT Wiseman: You might like the Grand Canyon, I've never been but a lot of people are attracted to that big hole.
aww, the IOA is seperate from original Universal Studios park, and its alot better
I live in OHIO. Rollercoaster capital of the WORLD.
No kidding folks, the world.
Yeah Cedar point is great if you like those things, I am not a rollercoaster person really.
Hmmm, may I reccommend Washington DC?
There is so many AWESOME museums to see and they are all FREE!
I guess the sights are neat too, I got to knock on my representative's door and scream "Come out you, we know you're in there!"
I like some of the US rides. Jaws was cool, Back to the Future was cool, I was about six at the time we went and we went on the Twister ride, it scared the shit out of me.
I have a theme park near me, Carowinds, it's not huge like US or Disney World, but it is nice to have twenty minutes away.
lol ive never been there either =] US that is
i live about 1 hour away from all the parks Sea World, US, IOA, Disney's 4 theme parks an all
tho Bush Gardens are in Tampa about 21/2 hours away ;_;
Well if you like roller coasters, Cedar Point in Ohio has the best imo. Plus it's by Lake Erie so you can do other stuff lol, not sure what. I ususally just visit my uncle around there XD
yes its true the best roller coasters arent even in Florida, well some are, very few, most of them are in Cedar Point and other smaller parks all around the USA =] its cool, i saw the travel channel on all this stuff
I think I saw that too, Cav.
Some of those at Six Flags look like fun.
In Washington D.C. some of the places require tickets. They're free of course but you need to wait in line early in the morning to get em before they run out. Last summer I had to stand in line T_T to go inside the Capital building, the Washington Monument also needs one to go to the top of the tower, but if standing on the ground is fine then everything's okay.
Oooh and the modern art museum is fun ^_^ my favorite exhibit was this model of a naked woman standing in front a a huge pile of clothes. Yeah I feel like that sometimes ^_~
Don't we all?
Stares at his own nudity and at a pile of clothes in the corner of his room.
I think nudity feels comfortable. I like to stay with my boxers alone (or naked, if I'm home alone) after I wake up, before going to sleep, or after taking a bath, anytime from 5 minutes to an hour. In vacations, I would stay like that longer (because it's hot and we don't usually have A/Cs), and I don't really care if neighbors can see me in underwear, besides, what's a swimsuit after all?
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Six Flags has the l337 rolller coasters (Superman and Batman)
<font size="2" face="Verdana,sans-serif">your a work of art... HAH a stupid pun beat that! XDQuote:
Originally posted by CucoBerryAddict:
Don't we all?
Stares at his own nudity and at a pile of clothes in the corner of his room.
Florida has two Ripley's Believe it or Nots ... Believe it or NOT!! HAH stupid pun #2 XD