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post 10000275315 3 days ago, 03:54 PM
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Originally Posted By SuperHercules
Why the hell would I want to go anywhere when I have tractors, land, a boat and a humidor full of cigars?
This man gets it
post 10000275320 3 days ago, 03:56 PM
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Originally Posted By SaltyDog920
I just caressed cannons from the 1700s srs. When was the last time you stroked such an old cannon? That was pretty cool srs.
I just got done caressing a cannon from 1987 onto your girlfriends face
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post 10000275330 3 days ago, 04:01 PM
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One of the reasons I can't wait to retire is so that I don't have to travel any more.
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post 10000275338 2 days ago, 04:03 PM
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Originally Posted By SoutheastBeast1
Because a lot of it is overrated

Most of you spend a bunch of time packing up your shit, boarding airplanes or taking long road trips, sleeping in shitty hotels and when you reach your destination what you do is lay on the beach and hit up random restaurants the entire time.

If you can't plan out a vacation that is packed with unique activities from beginning to end of the days you expect to be there then you shouldn't travel there.

Brb went to San Diego and stayed in a city hotel you can find in every other city and ate at normal city restaurants the entire time and walked around the San Diego zoo to see the same animals you see at every city zoo what a vacation!!!!!

BRB going to NYC next year and doing the exact same fucking thing except swap zoo for a museum lol
did you go with a sloot? I think that's the key. They make it fun when they act all excited and let you smash with new unseen backdrops.
post 10000275342 2 days ago, 04:08 PM
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Originally Posted By SuperHercules
Why the hell would I want to go anywhere when I have tractors, land, a boat and a humidor full of cigars?
That all sounds boring. Who finds tractors fun?

Is the boat a speed boat? Or just a regular fishing boat?
post 10000275395 2 days ago, 04:35 PM
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Originally Posted By MikeLowrrrey
I'll agree somewhat. But say money isn't an issue and someone can drop a reasonable $3k without breaking the bank. You can't say that person is escaping a mediocre life.







This is false. The USD is stronger in Japan, SK, Thailand, Colombia, Brazil, and a bunch others. I don't know about Europe, but I imagine it's cheap outside of Germany, Italy, Spain, etc.


The biggest cost for a trip is the flight. Once you have that, everything else is easy
even if the dollar goes further in some places, it's still thousands of dollars you wouldn't have spent otherwise
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I've spent probably 36 months of my life overseas, and they were the best and most transformative periods of my life.

You'll understand when it's 4am in some random place and you have some chick kissing you and shoving cocaine up your asshole.
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Originally Posted By OliverHeldens
I've spent probably 14 months of my life overseas, and they were the best and most transformative periods of my life.
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Originally Posted By DrugsToGetBig

I changed that number in my post, because it's much higher. I've only been doing cocaine for about 8 years, and haven't really done it much recently, so really only about 6 years.
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Originally Posted By OliverHeldens
I changed that number in my post, because it's much higher. I've only been doing cocaine for about 8 years, and haven't really done it much recently, so really only about 6 years.
shoving cocaine up your ass!? why
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Originally Posted By OliverHeldens
I've spent probably 36 months of my life overseas, and they were the best and most transformative periods of my life.

You'll understand when it's 4am in some random place and you have some chick kissing you and shoving cocaine up your asshole.
Never heard of someone doing cocaine in the ass before..
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Originally Posted By DrugsToGetHigh
Never heard of someone doing cocaine in the ass before.. fraud
It was only a one time thing. I was hanging out with a total sloot who suggested it, and she got some cocaine to do it and I said yes. Got way too high and it wasn't that enjoyable compared to just sniffing it.
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Originally Posted By OliverHeldens
It was only a one time thing. I was hanging out with a total sloot who suggested it, and she got some cocaine to do it and I said yes. Got way too high and it wasn't that enjoyable compared to just sniffing it.
how old was she
post 10000275419 2 days ago, 04:59 PM
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ITT everyone acts like they're never put anything in their ass before
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post 10000275423 2 days ago, 05:07 PM
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Originally Posted By SoutheastBeast1
Because a lot of it is overrated

Most of you spend a bunch of time packing up your shit, boarding airplanes or taking long road trips, sleeping in shitty hotels and when you reach your destination what you do is lay on the beach and hit up random restaurants the entire time.

If you can't plan out a vacation that is packed with unique activities from beginning to end of the days you expect to be there then you shouldn't travel there.

Brb went to San Diego and stayed in a city hotel you can find in every other city and ate at normal city restaurants the entire time and walked around the San Diego zoo to see the same animals you see at every city zoo what a vacation!!!!!

BRB going to NYC next year and doing the exact same fucking thing except swap zoo for a museum lol
Largely this. There's a lot of headache, hassle, etc. involved.

Nothing wrong with doing it, but the people who act like their identity revolves around it and shit...I think that's more what people are hating on. Also a huge portion of the people really "into traveling" are probably just vapid NPCs primarily doing it for whatever BS reasons (ie to post on social media and shit) - like the "eat, pray, love" type sloots.
post 10000275464 2 days ago, 05:34 PM
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Some traveling is good. It's not my life or identity and I don't love it enough to make it that. It is nice going to see beautiful places or go to fun places once or twice a year. Even if someone lives in a state with beaches, no beach in the US is going to beat a beach in Bermuda, Fiji or the Mediterranean. The only beaches that would come close would be Hawaii. You're not going to see sights as beautiful as Glacier National Park, Red Rocks in Sedona, the Grand Canyon in Florida.

Also, lets be real. Miscers hate on pretty much anything that they'd have to leave their basement for. And even things that you can do in your basement. They hate traveling, live music/concerts, reading books etc, etc. Instead of saying "that activity" is not for me, they hate on and make fun of anyone who enjoys them.
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post 10000275609 2 days ago, 07:28 PM
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Originally Posted By Legz422
Some traveling is good. It's not my life or identity and I don't love it enough to make it that. It is nice going to see beautiful places or go to fun places once or twice a year. Even if someone lives in a state with beaches, no beach in the US is going to beat a beach in Bermuda, Fiji or the Mediterranean. The only beaches that would come close would be Hawaii. You're not going to see sights as beautiful as Glacier National Park, Red Rocks in Sedona, the Grand Canyon in Florida.

Also, lets be real. Miscers hate on pretty much anything that they'd have to leave their basement for. And even things that you can do in your basement. They hate traveling, live music/concerts, reading books etc, etc. Instead of saying "that activity" is not for me, they hate on and make fun of anyone who enjoys them.
True. Most miscers are losers.
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Originally Posted By leoaa777
Traveling has become the middle class “flex” when it’s really escaping a mediocre life.
well said
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post 10000275619 2 days ago, 07:33 PM
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Originally Posted By SoutheastBeast1
Because a lot of it is overrated

Most of you spend a bunch of time packing up your shit, boarding airplanes or taking long road trips, sleeping in shitty hotels and when you reach your destination what you do is lay on the beach and hit up random restaurants the entire time.

If you can't plan out a vacation that is packed with unique activities from beginning to end of the days you expect to be there then you shouldn't travel there.

Brb went to San Diego and stayed in a city hotel you can find in every other city and ate at normal city restaurants the entire time and walked around the San Diego zoo to see the same animals you see at every city zoo what a vacation!!!!!

BRB going to NYC next year and doing the exact same fucking thing except swap zoo for a museum lol
that's what gets me. all this time money energy into travel and people just go to new restaurants

like what ??
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post 10000275626 2 days ago, 07:41 PM
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Originally Posted By Zere0wn
that's what gets me. all this time money energy into travel and people just go to new restaurants

like what ??
Methinks you need to take a trip and actually see for yourself?

One of the last times I was in Colombia, I met some dudes and we were partying super late with some chicks at a club. We got pulled over by the police going back to our Airbnbs for the night, and ended up giving the cops some money and did a photoshoot behind the taxi of everybody in the group getting fake arrested in handcuffs while we were all coked out.

If you spend all of your time in the US, that type of shit just doesn't happen.
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Originally Posted By OliverHeldens
Methinks you need to take a trip and actually see for yourself?

One of the last times I was in Colombia, I met some dudes and we were partying super late with some chicks at a club. We got pulled over by the police going back to our Airbnbs for the night, and ended up giving the cops some money and did a photoshoot behind the taxi of everybody in the group getting fake arrested in handcuffs while we were all coked out.

If you spend all of your time in the US, that type of shit just doesn't happen.
been there done that, plenty of times

if your idea of fun is new restaurants good for you, hope you have a blast - i'll stay home. we have new restaurants here.

spent months at a time traveling outside the US.
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Originally Posted By OliverHeldens
If you spend all of your time in the US, that type of shit just doesn't happen.
which leads me to another thing about traveling that cracks me up.

people act like international travel is some special mysterious type of travel that not everyone does and you don't really travel unless you go to Colombia and do cocaine off a strippers ass


buddy. people have been doing that for a long fucking time. traveling international is not some super special thing to flex. everyone travels international.

everyone has paid off the cops in some 3rd world country to get out of a trumped up ticket (hint they pull you over and make shit up for the bribe money they know you are ready to give).
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I’ve taken a couple trips a year most of my life. Theres a balance between traveling too much and seeing/experiencing new places a few times a year. My best memories ever are from when I was traveling, not from work or school. I don’t have a wife/gf and most of my friends have families now so have been doing a lot of solo traveling lately with some family/friends trips mixed in
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hard to compete with the US.

didn't all the Euro vids during the World Cup teach you anything? america is much bigger than your state which you may have grown bored of.
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Originally Posted By OliverHeldens
I've spent probably 36 months of my life overseas, and they were the best and most transformative periods of my life.

You'll understand when it's 4am in some random place and you have some chick kissing you and shoving cocaine up your asshole.
what the fook did i just read srs, a chick put pepsi up ur ass? the fuck boyo???
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Nothing wrong with it if it's your thing. I just don't care that much for it because I have hobbies so travel isn't the only time I do anything other than work or pretending to look after my kids when underpaid (and let's be honest likely abusive) daycare staff are the ones doing the actual parenting.
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Traveling is 100% fake.
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Who looks down on traveling?

I’ve been to Japan twice this past year and it was great.

Going to new places opens you to new experiences, which is a pinnacle in life.
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Originally Posted By AMOG
hard to compete with the US.

didn't all the Euro vids during the World Cup teach you anything? america is much bigger than your state which you may have grown bored of.
this is true, the u.s. is massive and there's tons of cool stuff and different cultures here too
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Originally Posted By Zere0wn
this is true, the u.s. is massive and there's tons of cool stuff and different cultures here too
the US is one of those strange places where people are taught that you HAVE to travel outside of the country. there are literally no benefits to it other than seeing iconic places like the pyramids. however, the real experience from the pyramids and wherever else is that you will get hassled for money. The new tactic is to instigate tourists to try to shake them down for money as well. I mean get it, can you imagine going to jail in one of those countries trying to explain self-defense.
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