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Galeanda
ANSWERS: 32
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God, I'm so cheesy. The stores.
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I try to avoid them. But if I do go I usually only go for shopping. Groceries mainly. Or the hardware store.
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The nearest restroom.
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The food outlets!
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If lodging is necessary, the place in which I am staying overnight. Then I ask for directions and which sights are recommended.
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Rest room.
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Hotel, get cleaned up and ask for recommended places to eat.
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restaurants :P i always try to look for a olive garden, its always around more civilization
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The couch, because getting to there probably took a little while, and im tired.
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The bathroom, because usually I gotta pee> :)
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Husband always has to stop at a restroom first. Im gonna put a diaper on him,hahahahah:) Course, I won't change it.
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Probably the Library. :D Sooo many books!!! Mmmm, books!!
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Over the last couple of years I travelled all over western canada for my job. Here's what I'd usually do. First stop would be the hotel. This doesn't count though. Then I'd usually try to find a restaurant. In Calgary for instance I looked up a steak house. If it's not time to eat than I'll head for the nearest free tourist attraction. When I was in Vancouver I went to Stanley park right away and found the totem poles.
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If I have no "tourist info" I;ll go the info/tourist storefront 1st and get maps, etc. If I have all the documents and literature, then usually I buy a hop-on/hop-off bus pass.
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My room, I hate lugging around all that baggage.
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Always the hotel first. Then it all depends on if we are hungry, what is available to do, and what we want to do. The rest is flexible. The hotel is mandatory LOL.
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Usually a toilet.
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My brother Gerry says, "Whorehouses." He knows a lot--he's worked groundcrew at Harvard and MIT for nearly 10 months. Gerry says you can judge a city/town/borough by the quality of its brothels (a synonym for whorehouse...others include heifer den, cathouse, bordello, and bagnio). He doesn't make time w/ the slatterns, he simply does a walk-through (so he says). Also, Gerry suggests you check out the following to get the flavor of a new town: * graveyard(s) * Hardee's * the Amish district
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Galeanda, Gerry mentioned, too, that if you can find a local gay bar then the town is progressive. I disagree with him. If a town has a gay bar, this seems like a form of segregation. Thoughts?
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Find my hotel, use the 'facilities' and the ask at the desk about places to eat or what to see. There is usually little brochures or pamphlets near th eentrance that tells you all sorts of interesting things to see and do in the area, or grabg a free local paper.
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One of their popular restaurants!
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Food is the first thought that comes to mind after I travel so restaurants or any other food establishments.
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It depends how I travel. By car: A parking place. By plane the airport. By train the railway station etc.
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Probably the Greyline office to see what they are offering.
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The video rental store to see what kinda horror films they have.
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The hotel. Then tourist info.
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the heart of the city
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The Bathroom, sadly:(
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a kewt guy.
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I love local museums, so yes, that would be the first place I would like to check out.
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probably the store since i nnight need sonnething
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Exchange xd
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