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In response to
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What naysayers? We're offering advice, just like we do whenever anyone brings major life decisions to this board.
"
by
Subversive
not everyone, but a few posters seemed to poo-poo the idea. i mean, Maine? Hawaii?
Posted by
Guy (aka lostatlimbo)
Jun 2 '09, 15:13
those aren't cultural excursions.
Responses:
Screw you jerk-tard. (nm)
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musubi
Jun 2, 15:58
I really question you saying Hawaii isn't a cultural excursion.
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Will Hunting
Jun 2, 15:42
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There's nothing wrong with wanting to go abroad, but I'd totally disagree with the "homogeneous" description.
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musubi
Jun 2, 16:02
1
Yeah, it's a huuuuge country, even in the continental portion. -- nm
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Will Hunting
Jun 2, 16:05
Hawaii is also on the more expensive side. -- nm
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the liioulu with not done rings
Jun 2, 15:51
1
You can camp on the beach!
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psilotum
Jun 2, 15:59
My understanding was that HK said she wanted to go *abroad*, and then some STers said "why go abroad when things are so nice in the States" -- nm
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con_carne
Jun 2, 15:50
12
I said that. And IMO you can have almost everything in the US, from desert to cows, snow to beaches, skscrapers to tundra. -- nm
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marcel
Jun 2, 15:55
7
you'd have to go to Alaska to see tundra and thats practically leaving the country.
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Guy
Jun 2, 16:01
2
Ummm, there is tundra on Mt. Rainier. -- nm
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psilotum
Jun 2, 16:04
1
that was a Vermy shiv, ruiner (and im pretty sure Marcel didnt mean *that* kind of tundra) -- nm
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Guy
Jun 2, 16:09
And sometimes it's nice to go someplace where you are a foreigner. -- nm
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the liioulu with not done rings
Jun 2, 15:56
3
*finger to nose* I think that's the experience HK is after -- nm
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con_carne
Jun 2, 16:02
which is kinda hard in a country that borders only to two other countries
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marcel
Jun 2, 16:01
I guess it's safe to tell the locals you're an American now. -- nm
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Dr.Vermin
Jun 2, 15:59
There were a few people who said there's a ton of experiences in the US (given her list of places)
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Will Hunting
Jun 2, 15:53
3
And it can be tougher to backpack in the US too.
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the liioulu with not done rings
Jun 2, 15:55
2
It's true, stuff is just far apart here -- nm
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con_carne
Jun 2, 16:06
generally more expensive as well -- nm
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Guy
Jun 2, 15:59
its all relative. I'm sure it depends on which island you go to as well.
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Guy
Jun 2, 15:45
1
I think you're missing the entire tenor of the entire discussion. -- nm
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Will Hunting
Jun 2, 15:46
Hey Guy we think you SHOULD go to Mexico. I will toss in 10 cents toward your ransom payment -- nm
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Redmond in Sin City
Jun 2, 15:27
1
i want to. half the people i met in Guatemala said they much preferred Mexico.
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Guy
Jun 2, 15:32
Well, given proper preparation, they could be. But not as much as Portugal, Greece, or Australia. -- nm
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Beryllium
Jun 2, 15:15
4
"Australia and back on $750" would be a great book title. -- nm
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Subversive
Jun 2, 15:15
3
for a fiction novel, maybe. its impossible to fly to Oz cheaply unless you live in Indonesia (or maybe Antartica)
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Guy
Jun 2, 15:33
1
well, no one said you had to fly. -- nm
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Beryllium
Jun 2, 15:34
It would take a lot more than a week, that's for sure. :) -- nm
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Beryllium
Jun 2, 15:33
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