Where are you from?

[Kel]

Petaluma, California. In the North Bay and the gateway to the Wine Country.

I'll probably end up living most of my life in San Francisco though, love that place.

I would love to travel around America and spend a week in each state. I just dont think I will ever have the money to live my dream and that pisses me off.

You could go from state to state visiting Saddoians. but through the midwest you would be pretty thin on choices. Hell I think Tommy Morrison the Duke likes in KY or HI.

I would love to see the whole of the US and then finish in Vegas for a big fight. It's never gonna happen I'm a realist

[boozeboxer]

The whole US is pretty big mate. And alot of it isnt that great. Put you in Jersey for a week and you will be begging to go home.

[ghoster]

Arizona-I'm suprised there are a few of us here.

[amat]

Yeah, a lot of the US is just boring. Wyoming is incredibly boring and after being anywhere else in the US, you won't want to spend more then a day there.

My mom doesn't really like flying, and I spent the better part of my elementary school years on the east coast and in Kentucky. Her family was here in the Bay Area, so every summer we would drive across the country to visit. That alone should suit you because some places you can't spend to long but they are cool to look at.

For example, the salt flats of Utah. Always cool to drive accross just because it is so wierd to see such vast lakes of white but the city itself is nothing special and I really wouldn't want to spend more then a drive there.

Same with Wyoming and all those states with the red cliffs. Cool places to drive through but I don't think they would be cool to stay.

I think it wouldn't be all to unrealistic of a goal to save up a few thousands when you're older and stay for a week in New York, then drive across country, hit Chicago and then make your way to San Francisco. Those are by far the 3 coolest cities in America and would all warrant a week's stay. Then round it off with LA and Vegas.

That would actually be badass.

[KKisser]

I was born and raised in the Philippines. Currently residing @ SoCal, USA.

Cool, I have visited Manila. Great place. Great people.

Hey, Thanks!

I miss driving (vehicle) there. It's like there are no traffic rules.

You go to the provinces and there are really no traffic rules. You can sleep in the middle of the road. I know coz I live in the province... where the air is fresh and life is easy. No traffic to beat, no pollution, and most importantly, less stress in life.

It's like retirement at the age of 30. Life is beautiful.

I hear yah there bro.

I used to go island hopping @ the Hundred Islands. I'm taking a 3 week vacation there this december to enjoy peace and quiet.

shout out to all my pinoy bros here at saddos. cc's and to ted the bull for being well travelled and coming over to the p.i. i'm from metropolitan manila philippines and never been anywhere else. farthest i've gone to is cebu which is southern part of the country.

[brucelee]

Kkisser, Nice to know you're from Manila. My longest stay in Manila was only for six months.... that was when I took the board exams. Can't live with the traffic and pollution. I miss though the happy life there.

cc back to you.

[narsman]

Born in Manila, now in SJSHARKS territory!

[amat]

Born in Manila, now in SJSHARKS territory!

Hell yeah

You ever make it to the cards at the Pavilion?

[narsman]

My girlfriend is a big Sharks fan and has season tickets, so lucky me!

[SalTheButcher]

NYC

[taansend]

Yeah, a lot of the US is just boring. Wyoming is incredibly boring and after being anywhere else in the US, you won't want to spend more then a day there.

My mom doesn't really like flying, and I spent the better part of my elementary school years on the east coast and in Kentucky. Her family was here in the Bay Area, so every summer we would drive across the country to visit. That alone should suit you because some places you can't spend to long but they are cool to look at.

For example, the salt flats of Utah. Always cool to drive accross just because it is so wierd to see such vast lakes of white but the city itself is nothing special and I really wouldn't want to spend more then a drive there.

Same with Wyoming and all those states with the red cliffs. Cool places to drive through but I don't think they would be cool to stay.

I think it wouldn't be all to unrealistic of a goal to save up a few thousands when you're older and stay for a week in New York, then drive across country, hit Chicago and then make your way to San Francisco. Those are by far the 3 coolest cities in America and would all warrant a week's stay. Then round it off with LA and Vegas.

That would actually be badass.

Man,

You can't go to Cali without visiting San Diego. We may not have San Frans culture but it's such a beautiful laid back city with stunning beaches and even better women. A good mixture of Blonde California girls, Filipinas, Vietnamese and Mexicans.

You can skip LA though Unless you love traffic

[amat]

Yeah, a lot of the US is just boring. Wyoming is incredibly boring and after being anywhere else in the US, you won't want to spend more then a day there.

My mom doesn't really like flying, and I spent the better part of my elementary school years on the east coast and in Kentucky. Her family was here in the Bay Area, so every summer we would drive across the country to visit. That alone should suit you because some places you can't spend to long but they are cool to look at.

For example, the salt flats of Utah. Always cool to drive accross just because it is so wierd to see such vast lakes of white but the city itself is nothing special and I really wouldn't want to spend more then a drive there.

Same with Wyoming and all those states with the red cliffs. Cool places to drive through but I don't think they would be cool to stay.

I think it wouldn't be all to unrealistic of a goal to save up a few thousands when you're older and stay for a week in New York, then drive across country, hit Chicago and then make your way to San Francisco. Those are by far the 3 coolest cities in America and would all warrant a week's stay. Then round it off with LA and Vegas.

That would actually be badass.

Man,

You can't go to Cali without visiting San Diego. We may not have San Frans culture but it's such a beautiful laid back city with stunning beaches and even better women. A good mixture of Blonde California girls, Filipinas, Vietnamese and Mexicans.

You can skip LA though Unless you love traffic

San Diego is a beautiful and I came very close to moving there with my family (actually I would have stayed here for school but would have visited) and I really like that place. Luckily, my Dad got a job in SF right before he took the one in San Diego.

Still, beautiful place and I only threw LA in there because that is the place everyone wants to go. I personally don't care for it. San Diego is much more green and beautiful plus it's a 20 minute trolley ride from Tijuana where they don't card for alcohol

[:::PSL:::]

Yeah, a lot of the US is just boring. Wyoming is incredibly boring and after being anywhere else in the US, you won't want to spend more then a day there.

My mom doesn't really like flying, and I spent the better part of my elementary school years on the east coast and in Kentucky. Her family was here in the Bay Area, so every summer we would drive across the country to visit. That alone should suit you because some places you can't spend to long but they are cool to look at.

For example, the salt flats of Utah. Always cool to drive accross just because it is so wierd to see such vast lakes of white but the city itself is nothing special and I really wouldn't want to spend more then a drive there.

Same with Wyoming and all those states with the red cliffs. Cool places to drive through but I don't think they would be cool to stay.

I think it wouldn't be all to unrealistic of a goal to save up a few thousands when you're older and stay for a week in New York, then drive across country, hit Chicago and then make your way to San Francisco. Those are by far the 3 coolest cities in America and would all warrant a week's stay. Then round it off with LA and Vegas.

That would actually be badass.

Man,

You can't go to Cali without visiting San Diego. We may not have San Frans culture but it's such a beautiful laid back city with stunning beaches and even better women. A good mixture of Blonde California girls, Filipinas, Vietnamese and Mexicans.

You can skip LA though Unless you love traffic

San Diego is a beautiful and I came very close to moving there with my family (actually I would have stayed here for school but would have visited) and I really like that place. Luckily, my Dad got a job in SF right before he took the one in San Diego.

Still, beautiful place and I only threw LA in there because that is the place everyone wants to go. I personally don't care for it. San Diego is much more green and beautiful plus it's a 20 minute trolley ride from Tijuana where they don't card for alcohol

Yep. You can get a cheap lap dance with a "happy ending" too over there in TJ.


"San Diego is german words, it means A Whales Vagina"

- Ron Burgundy

[Punisher136]

Pennsylvania

[Doot]

born in Newcastle, England now live in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.