GAY The Useless Travel Thread

[Duke]

have you tried turning it off and back on again?

I'll take 'Things @peanut has said' for 1000, Alex.

 

[nukes]

That was one fucked up book.

About a fucked up war.
Probably the best thing ever written by Straub, and one of the best fictional accounts about the fallout of the police actions in SE Asia.
Straub touches on "Beans" Beevers in several other novels and stories.

 

[Duke]

About a fucked up war.
Probably the best thing ever written by Straub, and one of the best fictional accounts about the fallout of the police actions in SE Asia.
Straub touches on "Beans" Beevers in several other novels and stories.

I preferred the Talisman to Koko, but he co-wrote that with King so it probably doesn't count.

Koko took me like 3 starts before I got into it enough to finish.

 

[Darth Handsome]

You two are much more interesting when youre acting out on the hard-ons you have for each other.

 

[Duke]

 

[Darth Handsome]

 

[APRIL]

Such a great actor.

 

[Duke]

 

[Petunia]

Such a great actor.

the best

 

[Mr. Argumentor]

@kiwi @Jehannum @Floptical (maybe, but probably not)

I have a friend who is thinking about taking her kids on a road trip this summer. She is in Portables, NM. Any places you'd recommend they hit that are somewhat near? The Grand Canyon would probably be the furthest they'd travel one way.

 

[Jehannum]

@kiwi @Jehannum @Floptical (maybe, but probably not)

I have a friend who is thinking about taking her kids on a road trip this summer. She is in Portables, NM. Any places you'd recommend they hit that are somewhat near? The Grand Canyon would probably be the furthest they'd travel one way.

In New Mexico, I'd do Carlsbad Caverns, Trinity (that might take some doing, as it's only open to visitors twice a year, and the next one is 10/7), and the Bradbury museum in Los Alamos, arranged by increasing distance.

 

[nukes]

@kiwi @Jehannum @Floptical (maybe, but probably not)

I have a friend who is thinking about taking her kids on a road trip this summer. She is in Portables, NM. Any places you'd recommend they hit that are somewhat near? The Grand Canyon would probably be the furthest they'd travel one way.

Did you mean Portales? My sister went to Eastern NM University. She said the tent revivals.kept her up at night so she up and quit the archaeology program.

 

[Jehannum]

Did you mean Portales? My sister went to Eastern NM University. She said the tent revivals.kept her up at night so she up and quit the archaeology program.

Another in the long line of distinguished members of the Nukes family.

 

[Mr. Argumentor]

Yup, Portales. Stupid auto-correct

 

[nukes]

Another in the long line of distinguished members of the Nukes family.

She got her PhD at Texas Tech instead, Judgy McJudgestein.

 

[Jehannum]

She got her PhD at Texas Tech instead, Judgy McJudgestein.

The only places that should have legitimate anthropology/archaeology graduate programs should either be in Indiana, or have Jones in the name of the school.

 

[fly]

She got her PhD at Texas Tech instead, Judgy McJudgestein.

A red raider?

 

[nukes]

S

A red raider?

Sure, until she got tenured professorship at Auburn.

 

[kiwi]

Sedona is really pretty and slide rock is fun (it's in Sedona) although expect crowds.

 

[Floptical]

In New Mexico, I'd do Carlsbad Caverns, Trinity (that might take some doing, as it's only open to visitors twice a year, and the next one is 10/7), and the Bradbury museum in Los Alamos, arranged by increasing distance.

White Sands is always fun to at least check off the list. Or the space port is always an option. I've never been or known anyone who's been but it's an option.