Random Announcements
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Getting married in Hong Kong this Saturday. Countdown begins when I fly out tonight…
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Congrats SM, good luck mate.
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@TJ:
Starting Thursday I'm doin' SF to Colorado Springs in the truck by necessity, then I'm South-bound and 2 wheels down to FL to see the family for the holidays. Road trippin'.
Wow TJ what a ride, be safe and enjoy
@Sugar:
Getting married in Hong Kong this Saturday. Countdown begins when I fly out tonight…
Sugar wow this is nice, many congrats and all the best. Maybe some pics from the beautiful bride and you afterwards?
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@TJ:
Starting Thursday I'm doin' SF to Colorado Springs in the truck by necessity, then I'm South-bound and 2 wheels down to FL to see the family for the holidays. Road trippin'.
Let me know what you think of the trip, how long the different parts took etc! doing a similar (but mirrored) trip next year.
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TJ, not sure how pressed for time you are, or if St. Louis has to be in your itinerary? But, that Kansas leg is hellishly boring. I'd drop through New Mexico and Texas. Tons of great scenery. Kansas is literally hour after hour of this:
Plus the weather will be way nicer. Right now: Austin 66 St. Louis 30
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I've done this drive, the Midwest sucks shit regardless of the state. Def go through the south and avoid Georgia at all costs, I'm not a fan (used live in the shithole metropolis known as ATL). Once you get to Memphis (lived there too), its all awesomeness to FL, if you take said route. If you need any assistance planning let me know. Not trying to brag but I've been to all of the lower 48 states, tons and tons of driving….
My fav Cash line from his tune I'm Goin to Memphis:
I couldn't get passed Tennessee
With Mississippi all over my face
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@Sugar:
Getting married in Hong Kong this Saturday. Countdown begins when I fly out tonight…
congrats mate! do be sure to swing by take5 at TST to have a look but their prices at times can be a little on the high side. and if you're adventurous, try the local HK food. its awesome! (at least for my asian taste buds)
they've got dim sum (mostly steamed food in small portions so you can try many different dishes) or their roasted stuffs like pigeon, goose, duck and pork. also their street food like curry fishballs (not spicy actually so don't be afraid), gai dan zai a.k.a chicken egg balls in cantonese (its just like egg waffles in a cluster packed egg-shaped waffle). well these are just suggestions to help make your trip interesting by trying their local food.
if you need more directions i'd gladly ask my relatives there for the address of restaurants and shops thats popular for those food mentioned.
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Just know, if you come through Oklahoma City, there's a warm bed and a hot meal waiting on you. Keep the rubber side down.
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Not a problem Eli, always good to help a brother out
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Wife told me I should get a Blue IHSH-20
