Sat. Jan 26, 2002
To Live and Blog in LA
To Live and Blog in LA – After 43 years on this planet, I’ve finally found one worthwhile reason to move to LA. Wish I hadn’t missed it. Hell, I wish I could have been a fly on the wall, as long as I could have had a beer. Yes, that’s it. I wish I could have been the fly in Ken Layne’s beer.
Published 07:04AM, Sat, Jan 26 2002
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Thanks for the link, Tim. I admit, I'm intrigued, but the link also contains my vision of Hell: Orlando theme parks. You see, I often have to spend 10-12 hours days on concrete, which does wonders for my surgically repaired knee. Therefore, the idea of an eternity in line ... on concrete ... well, it's not my idea of a good time. But as I said, I'm intrigued. Thanks for passing that on.
Hey, not all the theme parks are that bad. Sure -- they're overpriced, full of whiny kids, endless lines... Okay, they suck. Anyway, at least you can vote which one to go to -- I picked Epcot, which should have the shortest lines (because it's the least popular). Epcot also has a Rose and Crown pub (real alcohol, people! The only way to see Walt's World!) -- or it did, the last time I went back in, um, 1986. Of course I live an hour away now.
Epcot is the only one I have previously visited. Can we vote for ... what's the name of that place ... Mons Venus? I understand they have chairs.
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