A place you would NEVER go back to

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  • grillnchill
    grillnchill Posts: 772 Member
    Disney World. Went once with three kids, fulfilled my obligation and never plan to go back. Getting up at 6:00 AM to get in line for rides and praying your kids don't have a meltdown is not a vacation. When we go to Florida now it's to a beach or a resort.

    its the biggest tourist rap
  • btwalsh132
    btwalsh132 Posts: 289 Member
    Dominos.

    Virginia Beach, VA
  • Saucy_lil_Minx
    Saucy_lil_Minx Posts: 3,302 Member
    the life i used to live when i was married.... nope :grumble:

    ^^^ RUMP ROAST I LOVE YOU EVEN MORE!! +1
  • jamebb
    jamebb Posts: 86 Member
    Crumbs...but I guess that's not a problem anymore. Sucks for the employees who were let go without notice, but those were some lousy cupcakes.
  • b_e_l_l_a_a_a_a_a_a
    b_e_l_l_a_a_a_a_a_a Posts: 51 Member
    MIDDLESCHOOL.. and public highschool. I'm not sure why but I was CONSTANTLY made to be an outcast. Prolly cos 90% of the kids were hispanic and they had this lovely stereotype of "all white kids are weird." :sick: Which lead to SO much social problems for me that I'm just barely getting over these days.
  • Phoenix__Rising
    Phoenix__Rising Posts: 9,981 Member
    <~This!
  • smokeyg01
    smokeyg01 Posts: 1,064
    The Bahamas.
  • elprincipito
    elprincipito Posts: 1,200 Member
    work LOL
  • VBnotbitter
    VBnotbitter Posts: 820 Member
    Well for a long time I would have said the whole of the USA, but the mental scars are fading now and I've narrowed it down to Columbus, OH - worst year of my life
  • FlashMorehouse
    FlashMorehouse Posts: 138 Member
    Kids are short sociopaths.

    Can I appropriate this comment for my own use?

    FYI--In spite of the fact that you are an Aggie, this comment alone shows you are smart. :laugh:
  • jenilla1
    jenilla1 Posts: 11,118 Member
    Texas, all of it.

    Dang it! You beat me to it! :wink:
  • PLT1971
    PLT1971 Posts: 4 Member
    The Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health has an annual budget of 1.89 billion dollars. There are hundreds of non-profit agencies dedicated to helping the homeless and mentally ill residents of LA County.
  • Tilim
    Tilim Posts: 48 Member
    Magnolia Bakery.

    I will never understand the hype
  • MRSpivey
    MRSpivey Posts: 270 Member
    Being with my ex!
  • IpuffyheartHeelsinthegym
    IpuffyheartHeelsinthegym Posts: 5,573 Member
    Texas, all of it.

    My theory is that the best place to be in all of Texas is right in the middle. That way, no matter which direction you go, you're leaving Texas.

    On behalf of Texas, just keep going. Thank y'all.

    lol
  • veganbettie
    veganbettie Posts: 701 Member
    Why are people from Texas so....passionate about Texas? Texans practically treat it as if it's its own country. I don't get it. My one experience was Houston...and it was humid, hot, and somewhat gross.

    And it was really difficult to find a darn liquor store with beer, which I found odd.
  • dpwellman
    dpwellman Posts: 3,271 Member
    P.F. Changs.
  • JamieJam1102
    JamieJam1102 Posts: 308 Member
    this dump of a restaurant everyone kept raving about... local joint called The Lamp Lighter... "you have to have their Sunday brunch --- it is a-MAZING let me tell you". it was decidedly not amazing.

    Brian-vomit-gif-1ZSg.gif

    haha that's so funny! There's this local place nearby me that's also called the lamplighter that I would never return to. I found a longish black hair that was cooked into my omelet... *shudder*
  • jnichel
    jnichel Posts: 4,553 Member
    Why are people from Texas so....passionate about Texas? Texans practically treat it as if it's its own country. I don't get it. My one experience was Houston...and it was humid, hot, and somewhat gross.

    And it was really difficult to find a darn liquor store with beer, which I found odd.

    I can't speak for all the counties in Texas, but in many states, you don't have to go to a liquor store to buy beer, as it can be sold in the grocery stores. In my home town, there were no such things as liquor stores, as any alcohol could be sold in grocery and convenience stores.
  • veganbettie
    veganbettie Posts: 701 Member
    Why are people from Texas so....passionate about Texas? Texans practically treat it as if it's its own country. I don't get it. My one experience was Houston...and it was humid, hot, and somewhat gross.

    And it was really difficult to find a darn liquor store with beer, which I found odd.

    I can't speak for all the counties in Texas, but in many states, you don't have to go to a liquor store to buy beer, as it can be sold in the grocery stores. In my home town, there were no such things as liquor stores, as any alcohol could be sold in grocery and convenience stores.

    I think it was just the area I was in, there were no grocery stores within walking distance, mostly strip clubs.

    I went out there for a business trip. It wasn't awful, but I don't understand the state pride thing. For any state really.
  • Monkey_Business
    Monkey_Business Posts: 1,800 Member
    I have been all over the world: Far East (three countries and first combat tour), Middle East (three counties and second combat tour), Europe (at least ten countries), South America (two countries), Central America (four countries), and numerous Pacific Rim (three countries and one state). Some were truly the A$$pit of the world, a couple even made hemorrhoid status.

    There is not a single place that I would save I would never go back to given the right reason/motivation.

    Do not mean to sound like a ‘Debbie Downer’ but, never is a pretty strong word.

    Just one ole man’s opinion……….
  • MizTerry
    MizTerry Posts: 3,763 Member
    Customer Service for the local utility. I'd eat my own arm first.
  • Gordon_L
    Gordon_L Posts: 4,475 Member
    Flin Flon Manitoba

    If you don't know why, it's probably because you live there!
  • earlnabby
    earlnabby Posts: 8,171 Member
    Wisconsin Dells. I grew up 15 miles away and went there every summer as a kid. That was back when it was actually quaint, fun, and interesting. Then the waterparks and casinos and resorts moved in and ruined it.
  • WeepingAngel81
    WeepingAngel81 Posts: 2,232 Member
    Church

    This.

    Also the bar I used to work at in college. I have some really awesome memories from there. I have heard that things have changed a lot there. I don't want to go back and tarnish those memories with disappointment.
  • JulieFinn
    JulieFinn Posts: 52 Member
    On a rollercoaster!
  • jacques57
    jacques57 Posts: 2,129 Member
    Why are people from Texas so....passionate about Texas? Texans practically treat it as if it's its own country. I don't get it. My one experience was Houston...and it was humid, hot, and somewhat gross.

    There is a reason for this phenomenon exhibited by Texans.
    In the beginning, God made the world in 6 days and then he rested.
    But to his chagrin he saw on that 7th day he had missed a spot.
    It was hot, humid, flat, unfinished, miserable, buggy, no zoning.
    What could he do? He had finished creation! So he thought about it,
    and decided to create people that would live there and think it was the greatest place on earth.
  • Jelaan
    Jelaan Posts: 815 Member
    Boarding school. The most miserably sad 7 years of my life.
  • kateauch
    kateauch Posts: 195 Member
    Elephant Bar. We were eating mud pie for dessert and my mom pulled a QUARTER SIZED SCAB out of HER MOUTH after a bite of whipped cream.

    We both started gagging.



    ETA: emphasis on the scab *shudder*
  • Tigg_er
    Tigg_er Posts: 22,001 Member
    Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan. They can all kiss my *kitten* !

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