Originally posted by PBE68. Buy uzless a cigar
I'm off to Cuba this Thursday, to spend a week basking in the sun away from all the penguins and ice cubes wandering around downtown Toronto. In prepping for this trip, I've identified the following items as "essential":
1. Travel insurance. I get $5,000,000 if a jelly fish decides to use my face as a squeeze toy. w00t!
2. Immodium. The commercials tr ...[text shortened]... uits. Just in case (3) and (2) don't work...in that order.
Did I forget anything?
Originally posted by PBE6#2 is appropriately numbered but I would say #1 on most of my lists when traveling.
I'm off to Cuba this Thursday, to spend a week basking in the sun away from all the penguins and ice cubes wandering around downtown Toronto. In prepping for this trip, I've identified the following items as "essential":
1. Travel insurance. I get $5,000,000 if a jelly fish decides to use my face as a squeeze toy. w00t!
2. Immodium. The commercials tr ...[text shortened]... uits. Just in case (3) and (2) don't work...in that order.
Did I forget anything?
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Enjoy.
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Originally posted by PBE6A camera!!
I'm off to Cuba this Thursday, to spend a week basking in the sun away from all the penguins and ice cubes wandering around downtown Toronto. In prepping for this trip, I've identified the following items as "essential":
1. Travel insurance. I get $5,000,000 if a jelly fish decides to use my face as a squeeze toy. w00t!
2. Immodium. The commercials tr uits. Just in case (3) and (2) don't work...in that order.
Did I forget anything?
edit: I'm not sure only wearing flip-flops and sunglasses is a good idea though...
Originally posted by PBE6Your Communist I.D. Card.
I'm off to Cuba this Thursday, to spend a week basking in the sun away from all the penguins and ice cubes wandering around downtown Toronto. In prepping for this trip, I've identified the following items as "essential":
1. Travel insurance. I get $5,000,000 if a jelly fish decides to use my face as a squeeze toy. w00t!
2. Immodium. The commercials tr ...[text shortened]... uits. Just in case (3) and (2) don't work...in that order.
Did I forget anything?
Granny.
Originally posted by PBE6Are you going to one of those all-inclusives that keeps you away from the locals? I've been to Cuba 3 times and one of the most stunning aspects of life there is the fact that most of the society seems to have been stuck in the 1950s .. the cars, the architecture the lifestyle.
I'm off to Cuba this Thursday, to spend a week basking in the sun away from all the penguins and ice cubes wandering around downtown Toronto. In prepping for this trip, I've identified the following items as "essential":
1. Travel insurance. I get $5,000,000 if a jelly fish decides to use my face as a squeeze toy. w00t!
2. Immodium. The commercials tr ...[text shortened]... uits. Just in case (3) and (2) don't work...in that order.
Did I forget anything?
If you want to find out more about life in Havana take a trip via horse and carriage around town. Ask the guy to take you through the slums of the city and see how the people live, make some friends with the locals and find out if they like life in Cuba, find out about their income and the availablilty of food etc. You will have a more interesting experience than if you stick around in the tourist areas only. eg Get out of the hotel and eat with the locals.
Havana is a big whore-house. Most of women expect to be propositioned by tourists for sex. Its both legal and encouraged.
It should be a great experience.
Originally posted by stokerYou went to Monica in 1994? She had a beach?..... aye, watch your clothes... stains abide..... as for the american dollar...... she got secretary rates! 😛
Been there in 1994, its great beaches, but watch your cloths, trips out was interesting but the beggers with babys look for you arriving, still the american dollar rules