[Help] Spring Break for grown ups with special needs

Exactly what I was thinking... strange indeed.

 

No alcohol or meat?

Batman is disappoint.

 

Do you even know who this man is?

This is pathetic, you cunthistles are whistling dixie in the sewers underneath IKEA while this man breathes life into the bickering unknown cytoplasmic dimensions below the liquid-hot MAGMA interior of this precious planet. You dare assume because he advocates the support of marriage being available to redundantly gendered couples and shuns both sumptuous animal flesh and delicious alcohol that he is in fact, akin to the homo persuasion?

This man went to war with the birdcage and came out with a trinket full of juicy nugs and a Rastaman tried to point down on his shiny shoes and brother man said "Helllllll Nooooooo, I'mma a break ya bones cuz I'm Batmannnnnn JONES!"

I'm just saying.

Some of you should probably go ahead and recognize the ****ing greatness every once in a while.

 

Found this via Bing: http://vegantravel.com/

 

fail . that's a placeholder website. it's just one page. doesn't do anything.

 

Try google next time, grandpa.


Its what all the cool kids use.

 

Vegas.

http://www.lasvegasweekly.com/news/2010/nov/04/steve-wynn-viva-las-vegan/

 

At first I thought you were talking about mentally handicapped adults.....

 

Been on my bucket list for years. Gotta make it there somehow.

 

Is that Val Kilmer?

 

Let's see... Vegan-friendly cities with beaches... Hmm.

San Francisco
LA
San Diego
Portland

Unless you get out to Cali too often, this is pretty much the places you're asking for.

 

fatty, you would just love lake atitlan - i stayed in this village called san marcos which catered to the yoga/faux-spiritualist type - they had a big area in the middle of the village called the pyramids and every morning there were anywhere from 5-10 hippies in there meditating and doing yoga. and since it was all peaceniks there were a plethora of vegetarian options. you would love it!

namaste!

 

it was - i felt like i was in the lord of the rings movie set with the landscape there. the lake is at 1 mile elevation and surrounded by all these volcanoes. the clouds hover right over the lake - its very strange. it was a volcano that blew up and is now deepest lake in central america (over 1000'). there is only 1 main road to the lake and to get to all the towns around it you have to take water taxis.

i will definitely be making a return trip there. guatemala overall was a really interesting place.

 

Unreal. That reminds me a bit of a place I went to in Japan, and I mean that as a big compliment. Now I have another place to travel to. Thanks!

Oh, and good luck, Batman. -

 

galveston!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



go on a cruise

 

Been there. Done that. Want the T-shirt? I was Googling when you were...

 

its actually not that difficult to get to - continental does direct flights to guatemala city from houston and there are shuttles at the airport that will take you directly to atitlan (about 3 hour bus trip). you could theoretically be in your hotel overlooking the lake about 10 hours after leaving your house.

im about to buy a new car and have $4k in dental surgery coming up so i wont be traveling this summer - but japan is next on my list!

 

I just got back from Colombia last week - highly, highly recommend it.

 

so, random question, but if, say, a 4 day cruise is $499, that's per person, right?

 

Yes, and is based on 2 per room. If you actually wanted a room by yourself, it would cost more.