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Corpse XxX

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One of my ex's inlaws, my god it was horrifying.. I just wanted to die..

The second i stepped in the door i got an intense feeling of discomfort, we were suppose to be there for two days.. luckily i talked my ex into us leaving a day earlier.. Thank GOD!
 

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Hawaii, U.S.
Not what my dad told me about from his days in the navy. Everything is over-developed and crowded. Just didn't feel like paradise.
 

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I haven't traveled much, but on my way to Appleton, WI, we stoppped in a small diner. The place was full of old men, smelled weird, the food was cold, and there was something that looked like ketchup stuck to my plate.
 

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Canid117 said:
smearyllama said:
Portland Oregon is really scary. Portland Maine is vastly superior IMO.
That had better be a joke.
I loved Portland Oregon, but it scared the bejeezus out of me. Voodoo Doughnut is awesome.
Please don't hurt me.
 

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Port-a-Potty at a traveling carnival that came through my town this summer...dear...god, the worse part was i wans't even going in after somebody else. From what i could tell I was the first person to use that bathroom all night, but it still smelt so horrid i literally threw up everything i had eaten in the past hour.
 

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York, England.

I went there for a short holiday, and it was so boring, sorry for anyone who lives there, but I ended up spending most of my time watching the Beijing 2008 Olympics on the crappy hotel TV for most of the time...
York is one of my favourite places lol.

OT: Portugal was a damn horrible place.
 

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smearyllama said:
Canid117 said:
smearyllama said:
Portland Oregon is really scary. Portland Maine is vastly superior IMO.
That had better be a joke.
I loved Portland Oregon, but it scared the bejeezus out of me. Voodoo Doughnut is awesome.
Please don't hurt me.
Oh you were around Voodoo donuts? That makes sense they have great food but there are no shortage of crackheads and meth-heads in that area.
 

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Free Thinker said:
Hawaii, U.S.
Not what my dad told me about from his days in the navy. Everything is over-developed and crowded. Just didn't feel like paradise.
I kind of agree, more specifically the island of Oahu and Honolulu city, I couldn't stand that place. However, the island of Kauai is much nicer, and is in fact one of my favourite places I have been to.
 

Jark212

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Compton in California, just keep to yourself, don't look rich, and for the love of god don't make eye contact with anyone as your driving through and you should be okay...
 

smearyllama

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Canid117 said:
smearyllama said:
Canid117 said:
smearyllama said:
Portland Oregon is really scary. Portland Maine is vastly superior IMO.
That had better be a joke.
I loved Portland Oregon, but it scared the bejeezus out of me. Voodoo Doughnut is awesome.
Please don't hurt me.
Oh you were around Voodoo donuts? That makes sense they have great food but there are no shortage of crackheads and meth-heads in that area.
Yeah, my family stayed at the Heathman. Really awesome city. Were you thinking of a non-scary area of the city?
 

Isolda Sage

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New Orleans.

The hotel sucked, the entire city smelled, and it was hard to believe that anyone there was not homeless, let alone a decent human being.
I think I am going to have to go with New Orleans as well!!

I went there years ago before Katrina. It seemed I had walked into a giant well use out house in the hot hot sun!! The city is BEAUTIFUL but the unsanitary conditions ruin the whole experience. I can't imagine what it is like post Katrina; but I'm sure the crime rate is higher and the stench is stronger.

If I could pick three places I would add Killeen, Texas and Houston,Texas.
 

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The Gold Coast. If you've ever seen an ad for Australia, chances are, it features the Gold Coast. Well. It's terribly humid and muggy and I wanted to go back to Melbourne as soon as I stepped off the air-conditioned plane. Every time I moved, I felt as if I was swimming. Apparently it's really nice in winter, though, so I might try it then. Melbourne is cold and fuck in winter, so it better be warm in Queensland.
 

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Damn if this little place out on Quebec sucked. It was near Montreal, but I can't be bothered to remember the name of it. My mother's ex boyfriend was a trucker, and I went with him (That was the only time I've been outside the Maritimes). We were delivering a lot of snowmobiles and ski-doos, appropriate enough for winter.

However, I soon found that there were only two ways to get around that place; driving and snowmobiling. I tried going for a walk up one side of the road, and people were yelling at me (probably in French), but there was no sidewalk! This wasn't the industrial park, this was the downtown or something. There was a shitty grocery store across the street from where we were dropping off the snowmobiles. It was a three-way intersection, and don't you dare ask where the sidewalks were, or crosswalks or anything. Feet be forbidden.

Fuck that place. I hope they didn't get blizzards this summer, just so they couldn't use their precious snowmobiles...
 

GrinningManiac

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Las Vegas

Don't get me wrong, it's an experience and you should definately include it as a one-night stop-off if you're travelling in the area, but it was just so dissapointing and vulgar. I was expecting the sleeze and the idiots on their slot-machines, but I thought it'd pair up with the classy, Sinatra-n-RatPack side of Vegas

That side is gone, I'm afraid

The strip smelt bad, it was full of idiots and hookers and people handing out leaflets for hookers and people driving up and down in lorries with hooker ads on the sides and hooker joints and hookers hooked onto hooker hooks

The casinos are just stupid, I have no idea why anyone considers Vegas "American's Playground" or whatever they call it. It's a perfect mix of boring, expensive and tacky.

It had three redeeming values

1. It's interesting to look at
2. You can find an occasional "nice" place hidden away in the mall complexes where you could believe the humans around you weren't pigheaded arses or siphillis-infected whores
3. That awesome fountain that dances to music
 

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Prometherion said:
Im sure every fellow escapist has been to a place that you immediately wanted to leave.

What was it about the place you didnt like? Was it the sights and smells? The prices and the people? Or even just that it was the opposite of your familiar surroundings?

For what its worth, mine is London. The tube journey alone was horrible, and to my horror I experienced 'London prices' meaning things are double the price everywhere else in the UK. The sights were fine but ultimately ruined by the heavy traffic that you cant escape. London appeared to be one giant tourist trap and I could go the rest of my days without going again.

I dont want to start flame wars, if your hometown is mentioned just be open to the fact not everyone likes it like you. Keep it civil.
first of all, flamers don't have souls.


but the worst city I have ever been, TIAJUANA, MEXICO. Imagine that city as this continent's brown eye, and all the neighboring cities as steaks that you forgot to scrub out in the shower.