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    Chicago in July

    in The Travel Desk

    Posted

    3 hours ago, newatthis said:

    Some more offbeat things, if you have time:

    • Graceland Cemetery
    • The view of the city from Montrose Harbor (and the bird sanctuary there if you're into birds)
    • Walk around interesting neighborhoods/streets (Old Town,  Orchard St, Norwood Park, ...)

    Is the bird sanctuary in montrose harbor? 

    Chicago in July

    in The Travel Desk

    Posted

     

    10 hours ago, rvwnsd said:

    The Museum of Science and Industry is a fun place to visit. If you like zoos then you will want to see Lincoln Park Zoo. Do you bike? If so, rent a bike and ride the lakefront bike path. You can pick it up anywhere from Hollywood Avenue south. A stroll down Michigan Avenue is a nice way to spend an afternoon if it isn't too hot and a walk down Lake Shore Drive or along the lake is nice when it is. I recommend everyone have a drink at the bar on the 95th floor of the John Hancock building. The cocktails are expensive, but they include a free view. The observatory is only a couple of floors up and charge a lot more than the price of a cocktail. And you don't get the cocktail!

    Not sure what kind of food you like, but some favorites include Reza's in Andersonville (Persian), Old Jerusalem (Mediterranean - owned by the third or fourth generation of the founding family) in Old Town (currently only doing take-out and delivery), Topolobampo and its older sibling Frontera Grill (Mexican) in River North, The Bagel (Kreplach? yes please!) in Lakeview, Giordano's (stuffed pizza) in just about everywhere, Lou Malnati's (deep-dish pizza, which is different than stuffed) also in just about everywhere, Star of Siam in River North, and as much as I hate recommending chains I'll make an exception and say just about any of the Lettuce Entertain You restaurants will be very good. (I have a particular fondness for Cafe Ba-Ba-Ree-Ba!, their tapas restaurant in Lincoln Park. It was one of the first nice restaurants I went to and paid for myself as a college student.) Another fave is 3rd Coast Cafe on the Gold Coast. Back in the day I'd eat three meals a day there and I suspect I'd still eat there if I lived there. If you are fan of funky diners then The Lucky Platter in Evanston can be worth a trip up north. You can take the 'L' (Red Line to Howard, transfer to the Purple Line, and get off at Main Street.)

    There are hundreds of other restaurants. Chicagoans like to eat, drink, and have sex. Not always in that order. 

    Thank you for sharing this. I do like museums. I’ll definitely look into the science museum. The bar sounds like something I’d like to do. :) I don’t bike but I’m planning on doing a lot of walking.

    Chicago in July

    in The Travel Desk

    Posted

    Hello guys. I’m planning a solo trip to Chicago in a couple weeks. I’ve never been here before and I’d like to hear some recommendations on what to do and where to eat while in the city. 

    Quotes from literature (or other sources)

    in Literature

    Posted

    “Chaos is a ladder. Many who try to climb it fail and never get to try again. The fall breaks them. And some, are given a chance to climb. They refuse, they cling to the realm or the gods or love. Illusions. Only the ladder is real. The climb is all there is.”

    - Petyr Baelish, Game of Thrones Season 3

    Any feedback on Tesla Model 3 automobiles?

    in The Lounge

    Posted · Edited by Caliboy95

    I'm in the market for a new car. I have been a fan and owner of Lexus for 10 years, but not completely excited about any of the 2020 models.

     

    I've been interested in Tesla for a year now but unsure what the pros and cons are with an electric vehicle. I drive a lot - about 25,000 miles a year. I live in a complex and shared garage so I would not be able to "charge overnight at home".

     

    I live in LA so charging stations are not hard to find. My concern is if I happen to be in an area that doesn't have charging stations? Atleast wth vehicles run by gasoline, there are gas stations pretty much everywhere.

     

    Are Teslas reliable as well?

    I hope you purchase the car. I bought my Model 3 about 3 months ago and I love it. I even drove it from LA to Palm Springs recently and had a great time driving the car during the whole trip.

    PRAGUE

    in Europe

    Posted

    Since there's a lockdown and no tourists sensible guys in Prague aren't paying the $100USD/mo for RM. Also BA won't hire someone again if they use their BA copyrighted name in ads.

     

    Planet Romeo is the normal site in Europe and escorts are called "Hunqz". It's free and many guys are on it. Go to Romeo and register, change your location to Prague, and then click on the Hunqz tab. You'll see dozens if not hundreds. For example heres a good friend and great guy, a pro bodybuilder who's in Prague 24/7 available and dependable most days. His Higgins name was Jan Bavor, not sure his BA name if he did porn there too (i think he did). https://www.planetromeo.com/hunq/AestheticXdeo

     

    and here's bodybuilder Fillip I showed above. great guy, super bod, super sex but often traveling and usually a same-day or next-day possibility

    https://www.planetromeo.com/hunq/hunk_Aron

     

    Gabriel is always very good nice guy and often in Prague:

    https://www.planetromeo.com/hunq/Invictus3

     

    Here's Filip who is Henrik Borjn? at BA. AAA guy, usually only works Zurich but in Prague

    https://www.planetromeo.com/hunq/sexy_phill

     

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    Thanks for sharing this. Can’t wait to travel again. Prague has been in my bucket list for the longest now.

    PRAGUE

    in Europe

    Posted

    This May the guys are probably still locked down in Czech and you would be a king with your choice if you could get in. Next May I expect most Czech guys will be somewhere else, leaving mostly the married ones (who can be very good), students and ones with good jobs. There are a few grade-A guys usually in Prague I and others can highly recommend.

     

    Like everywhere, the internet is the "scene" now, there's little bar scene, and what matters is who will be available in advance. I've canceled trips when my favorites were out of Prague, although chasing them around Europe is futile too. I sometimes combine Prague with Zurich and/or Berlin to try and catch more Czechs I know, but seldom with success. I did this thread on trips to try and rate the "Top 10" and added Zurich because so many Czechs usually "worked" there. Right now the biggest batch of the best Czechs is in Cancun, Mexico.

     

    Plan ahead by finding who's in Czech when you're going.

    What’s the best way to find providers in Prague? I’ve tried using rentmen but haven’t had lucking finding belami guys.

    PRAGUE

    in Europe

    Posted

    I’m hoping that I can visit Prague for my birthday next year. Is January a good month to be there or what are the best months to visit?

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