Finn Hits The US of A - 2014
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i finally found my peace and my new motto -> @Snowy:
No Fucks Given …
Lol, good man, still holding it true here. Even said it to my manager's face today as I left him back in the office slaving away for a change. Holidays and life first bro for sure!!!!
Can't wait to see the epic photos!!!
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@Maynard:
Va Beach? That's less than 3 hours from me!
So funny, in England that means "that is f@(*ing miles away!"
Good luck with the tour Finn.
Not when it takes me an hour to get from one side of my city to the other haha. 3 hours aint shit man!
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Yeah, but traffic in your city is the worst in the state, and has been for years. You should move someplace nicer, like Charlotte.
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@Maynard:
Va Beach? That's less than 3 hours from me!
So funny, in England that means "that is f@(*ing miles away!"
Good luck with the tour Finn.
Not when it takes me an hour to get from one side of my city to the other haha. 3 hours aint shit man!
The exception of course, is when you live in London, like I do
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will be passing Charlotte as first and last stop on my way back home when heading back to germany…can't be that bad!
@bagley920 we def. should meet buddy… @tvshooter might be down as well!?
really looking forward to @derivative666, @urbanwoodsman, @madmonday and maybe even @LandoCal126 …if he's in the city!?
my cousin lives 10min. away from NYC so I'm def. going to stay for a week or sth. like that...plenty of time to meet (and guide me around!)
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will be passing Charlotte as first and last stop on my way back home when heading back to germany…can't be that bad!
Both Charlotte and Raleigh are actually pretty nice; for whatever reason, Charlotte folks generally don't like Raleigh and vice versa. Actually, there are a lot of really good reasons to hate Raleigh, but I won't go into them here…
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I'm not a fan of Charlotte, haven't spent much time in Raleigh but didn't get the impression I'd like it much either if I were to stick around. Charlotte seems like a town that was on the rise and then the finance bubble kind of gutted it as the banks fled town. This could be a completely inaccurate perception, but it felt like this overbuilt ghost town to me. Not terrible, but not that good either. And for some reason, no decent barbecue to be found.
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True- BBQ isn't really a Charlotte thing. Finance. Business. Soulless corporate culture. That's more of a Charlotte thing. It's not a bad place, though. Not much in the way of tourist appeal, but a pretty good place to grow up. I was happy to leave and I've never really wanted to go back, but the longer I'm away, the more I can view the city objectively, both for good and ill.
