Absolutely loved Syria. Or did you mean because of the political situation?
I wouldn't mind going back to Iraq when shit settles down. There's some beautiful countryside out there near the Syrian border.Lol, I came in to post this before reading the OP:
I wouldn't mind going back to Iraq when shit settles down. There's some beautiful countryside out there near the Syrian border.
Chandler and Phoenix are worlds apart.Phoenix for me too. Didn't really expect to see it listed here already though.
Went there for business once upon a time (well actually Chandler I think it was but close enough). Just didn't like it and was glad to get the hell out the next day.
Mexico, and I haven't even been there yet!
Wait what.East Germany.
Heard all the stereotypes about how many Nazis were supposed to be "there". First holiday in East Germany. Got into argument with Nazis who draw huge Swastikas on a crowded beach at 1pm on a Saturday and nobody cared.
An anime convention.
One of my good friends invited me and since we hadn't chilled in awhile I decided to take her up on her offer.
Yeah.... Obese people wearing tight-fitting clothing or next to nothing followed by a band of creepy "photographers"
Not to mention that a lot of people there didn't seem to know what either a shower or deodorant is. At the hotel bar it seems like a ton of people there had just had their first beer ever by their annoying behavior.
I spent the whole 3 days with a permanent "wtf" stare.
She invited me to go next year and I damn sure won't be doing that.
Yeah, go to Prescott or Payson."Flagstaff. I can't believe I'm still in Flagstaff!"
Wait what.
Wow. First time I went to olive garden, probably like 10 years ago, I also got pretty bad food poisoning. Didn't go back until this year, and it was fine. But I try to avoid that place.What was your bad experience there?
Last time I went to Olive Garden (which was a couple of years ago), the food was good, the service was fine, but I couldn't fall asleep that night. Turns out I had food poisoning. I got up to go to the bathroom and when I was done, the toilet bowl was black. Plus I was puking up the food as well. Like to the point where I was dry heaving. I have never dry heaved in my life until that night. You know it's bad when it comes out of both ends. Never going to Olive Garden again.
GameStop is a place I don't really intend to go to unless it's a last minute thing.
"would you be interested in our card? Are you sure? It'll get you a percentage off on used games. Are you sure? It's really great, seriously. Are you sure? Look if I don't get you to sign up for this my hours will be cut please buy. Oh god I will suck yo dick plz."
Pushiest sales people I have ever encountered at every.single.one. I know used car salesmen who aren't even that aggressive in trying to get a lemon off the lot.
Hey! I live in New Jersey! There are better places then Newark though.New Jersey.
Newark in particular.
Agree. Fuck Florida.Florida, I went to all the big theme parks I wanted to go to when I went there 3 years ago but I have no desire to go back there.
Athens.
What an ugly city.
Man, you guys must be going to some SHITTY ass walmarts... I don't think I've ever witnessed anything like the peopleofwalmart websites regularly there. Yall need to go to walmarts by college campuses or in decent neighborhoods or something
Greymouth, NZ.
Don't ask, just don't go.
Venice
It's a stinky sewer, barely still above ground. I had the misfortune of going during flood season...so I had to experience water up to my waist. Not fun and I had to throw out some shoes and clothes. Even had it not been a flooded disgusting mess, I don't think I understand the draw. Everything is just super touristy and the restaurants are ridiculously expensive. The food isn't even as good as other places in Italy either.
tourism is good for the longevity of a place but if its nothing but endless souvenir shops, it gets boring fast. Especially if its the same merchandise in every store.
New Orleans French Quarter is a lot like that. Endless souvenir shops and voodoo stores. the restaurants are fucking amazing though. Judging by descriptions of how Venice smells, it sounds a lot like how New Orleans smells.