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Good timing on this thread.. I've been thinking about a vacation lately.. won't likely go till after March. I like the idea of going to Amsterdam but my wife is raining on my parade... can't understand why.. hehe..
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1) Havana (Cuba) wins hands down. That city is passionate, alive and full of energy 24/7. The DAY Americans can live there, I will be moving to Havana.
2) Bangkok (Thailand) would be #2 just for the freak of it all. It's a single mans playground to the 10th power. 3) Los Terrenas (Dominican Republic) is laid back and SLOW, just the way the perfect underdeveloped beach town should be. It's possible to have the beach to yourself all day long. 4 Salvador (Brazil) An old colonial city in the north that used to be the spot for slave sales. The African influence is still there 100% and is an amazing city full of African music, dance and art. Did I mention the women are DEVASTATING? Flawless dark skin, perfect teeth and bodies like Serena Williams. Last edited by DirtyWhiteBoy at Dec 12 2003, 03:35 PM |
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