HELP

by **Timminz** on Tue Dec 11, 2012 7:15 pm

Better to be high than retarded: that's always been my motto.

by **2dimes** on Tue Dec 11, 2012 7:18 pm

Funkyterrance wrote:
2dimes wrote:What.

I honestly think he's high.

What?

by **notyou2** on Tue Dec 11, 2012 9:32 pm

maxfaraday wrote:
2dimes wrote:I don't disagree but why do you say I belong in a whorehouse? How do I get the free stuff? I don't think you're saying that to be nice.

Was talking to the op, not you.

I'm not the original poster. Stop dragging me into this and apologize for calling me a whore.

by **spurgistan** on Tue Dec 11, 2012 10:48 pm

Given how ~5% of Florida shuffles the mortal coil each week, you're probably ok just walking into the average house.

by **betiko** on Wed Jan 28, 2015 5:30 pm

by **Endgame422** on Thu Jan 29, 2015 12:55 pm

betiko wrote:Bump

Why?
you headed for Florida?

by **Phatscotty** on Sat Jan 31, 2015 5:51 pm

Ama, I already helped you!

Oh, 2012, lulz. I remember that. Dude was a total dick!

by **Dukasaur** on Sat Jan 31, 2015 10:07 pm

It was a short thread, but it had its moments.

by **Trevor33** on Sat Jan 31, 2015 10:43 pm

Neoteny wrote:Well, there ya go. Even though that listing Dukasaur posted had a grand total of zero hostels in the entire southeast, a half-assed googling does bring some up. I've never had to stay at a hostel here, what with having friends and family and such, but that's useful to know.

You should travel. You know... outside of the states, some interesting places out there. Without a Starbucks on sight as well.

by **Endgame422** on Sun Feb 01, 2015 3:11 pm

trevor33 wrote:
Neoteny wrote:Well, there ya go. Even though that listing Dukasaur posted had a grand total of zero hostels in the entire southeast, a half-assed googling does bring some up. I've never had to stay at a hostel here, what with having friends and family and such, but that's useful to know.

You should travel. You know... outside of the states, some interesting places out there. Without a Starbucks on sight as well.

Starbucks has locations in 63 countries including most of Europe and north America.
Basically every "first world" or industrialized nation has them.
Dublin has over 30 just for example.
If avoiding Starbucks is your goal roughly 30 percent of the world is off limits.

by **ben.cleuch** on Mon Feb 02, 2015 10:57 am

Endgame422 wrote:
trevor33 wrote:
Neoteny wrote:Well, there ya go. Even though that listing Dukasaur posted had a grand total of zero hostels in the entire southeast, a half-assed googling does bring some up. I've never had to stay at a hostel here, what with having friends and family and such, but that's useful to know.

You should travel. You know... outside of the states, some interesting places out there. Without a Starbucks on sight as well.

Starbucks has locations in 63 countries including most of Europe and north America.
Basically every "first world" or industrialized nation has them.
Dublin has over 30 just for example.
If avoiding Starbucks is your goal roughly 30 percent of the world is off limits.

You can avoid starbux anywhere just walk past to a better coffee place.

by **betiko** on Mon Feb 02, 2015 1:04 pm

Endgame422 wrote:
trevor33 wrote:
Neoteny wrote:Well, there ya go. Even though that listing Dukasaur posted had a grand total of zero hostels in the entire southeast, a half-assed googling does bring some up. I've never had to stay at a hostel here, what with having friends and family and such, but that's useful to know.

You should travel. You know... outside of the states, some interesting places out there. Without a Starbucks on sight as well.

Starbucks has locations in 63 countries including most of Europe and north America.
Basically every "first world" or industrialized nation has them.
Dublin has over 30 just for example.
If avoiding Starbucks is your goal roughly 30 percent of the world is off limits.

i guess that in terms of km² that represents 50% of the world though. you are leaving 2/3ds of the countries out and probably a few big ones.

by **Endgame422** on Mon Feb 02, 2015 8:05 pm

Well as far as the percentage of countries that have Starbucks by square kilometers im sure it is closer to 50 percent but that's too much math for me at the moment.
Also Starbucks customers are not exactly who you expect to see traveling to places that do not have Starbucks.
I mean can you see 16 year old privileged white girls ordering frappuccinos in Kenya?
Or yuppy assholes with khakis and a "salmon" tie feeling like they need a fucking smoothie and a piece of gluten-free pumpkin bread for lunch in Myanmar?
Not too say these are impossible but there's certainly not much of a market presence for over-priced swill outside of economically developed nations that can spend money on atmosphere and buy themselves a small bit of social status.
Despite the fact that any dirt poor Columbian drinks better coffee, douche bags the world over think Starbucks makes them better than those with inferior beverages.
Kinda depressing really.