Saddonians from the USA....

[RP33]

too bad i don't have my own place or else i'd say you could come stay here in RI.. 2 and a half hour train ride to NYC.. hour drive to Boston, and 10 minutes to Providence..

with that said.. you should still visit those places even though you can't stay with me

but as TM said.. depends on where you go as far as Cost of the trip.. you'd need to decide that first.. or give us a few options, then we can estimate for you..

and as far as gasoline goes, what kind of miles per gallon do you guys get.. cause if you pay much more than we do here, i don't know how it's possible to pay for anything else in life besides fuel.

[donnydarkoIRL]

Thats cool man Bobby Bowdens a legend up there bro, personally I think he needs to retire but thats another subject.

Yeah Destin is hella beautiful. Theres probably red tide in the water when you went if there was jelly fish all over the place.

St. Augustine is pretty fun allot of cool old stuff there especially if your into History.

I have actually never hung out in Ft Myers drove through there a few times but never chilled. I have a couple friends that live in Orlando I'll sometimes go over there and hang I haven't been since March though when I took my girl to SeaWorld and Epcot Center.

Well man if your coming through the Tampa/Clearwater Beach area let me know maybe we could meet up and have some drinks on the beach or something.

Fact, Bowden is too old!
Can't believe he's still clinging on!

And fact, if I go through FL I'll hit ur number man!

No snow then Donny. It doesn't usually fly until about the first of December with any gusto. Doesn't mean you won't see some earlier. I've seen snow fall as much as 3 and 4 ft. in one day in Late November. Not even kidding..lol...but here we get unusually large snow amounts because we are right to the windward side of Lake Superior.

I'm a big child when it comes to snow, Canada is mos def on the to do list!



Spicoli;
Would love to head down the Gulf Coast man, the only reason I'm suggesting FL is because of the amount of money I'd save on accomodation!
But who knows! I'm open to anything and I'm easy time and decision wise.

[quote=Trainer Monkey;535008
Bro,it really depends on where your going,cost of living varies hugely from region to region[/quote]
Yeah I hear yeah, but I think hewre in IRL would be considerably higher than anywhere in the states, so I must investigate further.

too bad i don't have my own place or else i'd say you could come stay here in RI.. 2 and a half hour train ride to NYC.. hour drive to Boston, and 10 minutes to Providence..

with that said.. you should still visit those places even though you can't stay with me

but as TM said.. depends on where you go as far as Cost of the trip.. you'd need to decide that first.. or give us a few options, then we can estimate for you..

and as far as gasoline goes, what kind of miles per gallon do you guys get.. cause if you pay much more than we do here, i don't know how it's possible to pay for anything else in life besides fuel.

Man first the fuel costs....
Um....I drive late to try save it and I'm travelling maybe 35 miles a day to work training and back. That costs me a minimum €10 a day which would be $15-18 Dollars I guess. Killer man.

What I don't take into consideration is the sheer size of the US.
Here you can go to one ened of the country to another in about 6 hours.
Irelands pretty tiny in comparison to the US! But as I said above I think the cost of living is well below.

Your place sounds like a cool location. And there would be tons of "Irish" up there....I love teasing Irish-Americans. It's the best!
Do you travel to Boston regularly.