Tell me about Los Angeles
I'm going to be taking a trip to LA in a couple of weeks, and I would love some suggestions on fun things to do. Anybody have a club or pub they can recommend? Good restaurants, a fun park, a neat theater? It's all good, I'm very open to suggestions!
Schnausages
22-02-2006, 14:43
where are you from?
Eutrusca
22-02-2006, 14:44
I'm going to be taking a trip to LA in a couple of weeks, and I would love some suggestions on fun things to do. Anybody have a club or pub they can recommend? Good restaurants, a fun park, a neat theater? It's all good, I'm very open to suggestions!
About all I know is that Hollyweird is there. Actually, that's the only thing I need to know in order to decide that LA is not a place I want to visit. :)
where are you from?
Minneapolis, Chicago, Boston, and Washington DC.
About all I know is that Hollyweird is there. Actually, that's the only thing I need to know in order to decide that LA is not a place I want to visit. :)
To be perfectly honest, I don't particularly want to go to LA either. I went there once when I was much younger, and found it to be very smelly and unnecessarily loud (and I say this as somebody who has lived in major cities for their entire life). However, at the moment LA has something I cannot resist...my boytoy :).
Schnausages
22-02-2006, 14:52
I dislike LA. There are so many people there (25 million), everybody has to have some sort of a schtik in order to not just simply fall into obscurity. Everybody is fake, everybody has a line, everybody is trying to keep from disappearing into nothingness among the sea of other people milling around doing essentially the same thing.
When I was there last time, I had broken my glasses, and so I went to an optical shop to have them repaired. Well, in the line before me was a guy with a Rolex, who drove up in a big Lexus. He had to put his kid's new glasses over two (2) credit cards, because he didnt have enough credit left on either one to buy the glasses -- fake.
Retired Majors
22-02-2006, 15:00
Go to the Observatory. It's cool and the road there is scarier than the Jurassic Park ride at Universal.
Go to the Observatory. It's cool and the road there is scarier than the Jurassic Park ride at Universal.
Groovy! That sounds like a cool kind of outing.
Free Soviets
22-02-2006, 19:42
a fun park
ye olde magic kingdom?
Drunk commies deleted
22-02-2006, 19:49
Beware of the blob.
"We were called back because there was a gooey substance, a tarry-type substance, coming out the underground electrical vaults, out of manhole covers in the street, through the sidewalks and possibly in one older apartment building," Myers said. A 120-foot stretch of Olive buckled 1 1/2 feet, he said. The pre-1933 unreinforced masonry apartment building shifted one foot from its foundation. Sidewalks were as hot as Jacuzzis.
http://www.dailynews.com/news/ci_3529716