Originally posted by jareyesI guess we all look for different things on a holiday. Iv been to southern Texas - Houston, San Antonio, El Paso, Big Bend Nat Pk - and I found the desert secenery intersting. I have also been to Cuba and its great.
1. Southern Texas
2. El Salvador
3. Belarus
4. Kuala Lumpur
5. Guantanamo Bay
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Originally posted by Rajk999I guess I should have been more specific, friend.
I guess we all look for different things on a holiday. Iv been to southern Texas - Houston, San Antonio, El Paso, Big Bend Nat Pk - and I found the desert secenery intersting. I have also been to Cuba and its great.
Austin [South by Southwest festival and the relaxed, cosmopolitan fragrance of the city is so appealing], San Antonio [sipping a drink in RiverWalk] and Houston are a must [at least for me]... I meant Brownsville, McAllen, Nuevo Laredo, etc. Small towns for shopping frenzy and nothing more to offer... in my opinion, of course. It depends on the traveler.
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Originally posted by General PutzerYou're kidding right?
Detroit
Survivalists might enjoy some of the best defensive training in the world, for free.
For the non-extreme adventurers seeking some innocent relaxation we offer prostitution, and lots of crack.
The artsy types might appreciate the abandoned and broken buildings downtown.
The sportsmen will enjoy pulling a toxin infested fish from one of our many polluted rivers or lakes.
Our freeways offer more ruts and obstacles (orange construction barrels are wonderful) than any offroad trail in the country.
You don't know what you're talking about.
Originally posted by SJ247hahaha... and also, when in need, you can always cross to Windsor 😉
You're kidding right?
Survivalists might enjoy some of the best defensive training in the world, for free.
For the non-extreme adventurers seeking some innocent relaxation we offer prostitution, and lots of crack.
The artsy types might appreciate the abandoned and broken buildings downtown.
The sportsmen will enjoy pulling a toxin infested fi ...[text shortened]... onderful) than any offroad trail in the country.
You don't know what you're talking about.
Originally posted by NordlysThe reasons for Russia, China , Japan and Korea is simple how the hell are nyou supposed to understand their languages when you look at signs in China, Japan and Korea they use symbols how are you supposed to understand that!
Have you actually been to any of those? What's bad about them?
Russia the same plus it's not really a holiday place!
Cuba Duh use your brain
1. Detroit. (Have to agree)
2. Iran
3. Iraq (at least I have a chance in Iraq)
4. Saudia Arabia (this probably should have come before Iraq)
5. Area in and around Detroit.
6. Timbuktoo (Its actually a place. Its kinda like being in hell only hotter. At least I might be welcomed there)
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Originally posted by Howell1231. "A language is a method of communication. Human spoken and written languages can be described as a system of symbols (sometimes known as lexemes) and the grammars (rules) by which the symbols are manipulated." (www.wikipedia.org)
The reasons for Russia, China , Japan and Korea is simple how the hell are nyou supposed to understand their languages when you look at signs in China, Japan and Korea they use symbols how are you supposed to understand that!
Russia the same plus it's not really a holiday place!
Cuba Duh use your brain
2. "Despite strict travel restrictions and frigid relations between Cuba and the U.S., thousands of Americans are spending their vacations in Cuba, this hemisphere's last communist outpost." / ""Let them come," Castro said, referring to Americans in a speech last February. "We will treat them excellently." (http://www.ibike.org/cuba/ofac/980706-st.htm)
3. http://www.russia-tourism.ru/
Among many, many other widely used sources. The enchantment of a location depends enteirely on the interests of the traveler. I'll go next month there, by the way... and I suspect I'm not the only one.
4. "Because English is so widely spoken, it has been referred to as a "global language". While English is not an official language in many countries, it is the language most often taught as a second language around the world. It is also, by international treaty, the official language for aircraft/airport communication. Its widespread acceptance as a first or second language is the main indication of its worldwide status." (www.wikipedia.org)
5. It is said that traveling and reading enlightens... in such case: (a) No, going to the toilette doesn't count as traveling and (b) no, the back of cereal boxes doesn't qualify as reading in such context.
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Originally posted by Howell123Youre just a 14 yr old, so in about 10 yrs time your travel taste will change.
The reasons for Russia, China , Japan and Korea is simple how the hell are nyou supposed to understand their languages when you look at signs in China, Japan and Korea they use symbols how are you supposed to understand that!
Russia the same plus it's not really a holiday place!
Cuba Duh use your brain