Brian

Why aren't mine showing up?

Damn... Gunny, sometimes I don't understand your taste in women, sometimes I do.

He said he was a history buff, and people actually have other hobbies and like to collect stuff, ffs Cuda.

Going to help my grandfather restore his '64 Impala once it warms up His looks exactly like this

A second choice probably would've been this Obviously good for snow

Only type of person I can see driving that is an older black gentleman.

You can call it a douche-y car, but it's not a newer one, plus it came from someone I knew, it's not like I just went out and bought it, the deal was there and it wasn't available for long, so I used my own money as said and decided on it. I researched insurance costs and checked all service records and everything. Even got a second opinion from a mechanic in the family. I was responsible about the purchase, and I'm a responsible person. I plan on this car lasting me at least another 10 years, and in my opinion that's a great thing when buying a car.

I'm just surprised at why he has such an issue with me owning a Mustang. It's my life, shit doesn't change his.

Hence why I bought an Alero. Quiet, Relaxed, and a pleasure to be inside of. Really? Cause the way you're going on you seem rather jealous. Say what you want about Mustangs, they're reliable and it's a solid vehicle. Good trunk room, comfortable to sit and and drive, and it's been maintained perfectly. I can't think of a better deal for myself.

I'm with Cuda I'd smash her with the force of 1000 suns

Check the hobbies topic...

But I won't, honestly I'm too scared to do that shit, which is a good thing I suppose. Plus, any car is bad in that situation...

Oh wait what? It's a 2004 for one, it's a V6, it's got 83,000, and I bought it all with my own money for $4000 plus I'm paying for insurance on my own by working. If I want a mustang over a shitty 90's Toyota I'll take it, I worked hard for it, and if I can afford it then I deserve it.

You're probably the only one here who could pull that off

I always hated Aliens, and hope they do not do them.

After messing with the level created, being able to make a map for a zombie style survival would be awesome.

Yeah due to the fact most European countries are in the EU you don't need a passport for travel between them and the flights as said usually are very cheap, you can use local rail too.

If you love being together with a bunch of strangers all having a good time while drinking endless amounts of beer and eating a fuck ton of good food at a bunch of different beer tents then Oktoberfest is for you. It is more then just the beer and eating though, it has a whole history behind it and is a huge thing in Bavaria. It's one of those things I would love to experience at least once in life. Munich is great for sightseeing too, and just a short drive south you can get yourself to many great lakes in the mountains near the Austrian border.

Daylight in a 3 month period or so would mean around a 7 hour day, a few days in the north would not mean depression. It's also not nearly as cloudy as Cuda makes it out to be, it's not England. Here's an excerpt. I don't know why people here are so opposed to this region, but it truly is beautiful, from what I've seen and heard from first hand accounts. Despite my recommendations for Sweden, Tromso Norway is the most famous town for aurora chasing in Europe and is right in the middle of the aurora belt. It's also very easy to get to. Plus, what a lot of people do is you can head to the coast if it's cloudy inland and vice versa.

Cuda he wouldn't be there long enough to become depressed... Plus with all the shit he would wind up seeing for the first time in his life it wouldn't even cloud his mind. Plus I believe he said August, meaning if it was 8-9 months like he planned then he would wind up getting there around the March/April mark, while April is not a good time to view the Aurora Borealis, March is and he will get on average 10 hours of sunlight in the early month and around 14 in April, and it continues to grow each month.

Turkish food is fucking good, I'll give you that.

By using this as reference I get a first hand account of what he visited and what I'm interested in. Turkey seems like a nice country but it's really got nothing for me that interests me too much, I'd still visit it but not on a first trip.

It really does, I'm jealous. When I get older I'm definitely doing something like this, and I'll use this for reference

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I know you said you're going in the Summer, but I'd like to make a suggestion, I would start low in the Southern part of Europe, hell start in Turkey, and make your way North as it gets into the winter months. I had mentioned the Northern lights and you said you'd love to see them, but the only way of doing so would be in the winter North of the arctic circle. Some cities I'd suggest for you would be Tromsø, Norway, Abisko, Sweden, or somewhere in the Finish Lapland. I can tell you one thing, you will not regret vising there. Use the KP-Index to make sure you can get a good idea of when to watch it happen, and keep track of where it is occurring. Abisko, Sweden Edit: Also, as it gets colder you will probably find less tourists as you move up into Europe, since most people will be at work or school. Holiday celebrations become a huge thing as winter nears, and there's a lot to do that only the winter months offer. Lastly, it's off continental Europe, but Iceland is a beautiful country, and really has so much to offer sight wise. Glaciers, cliffs, rock formations, you name it. I'd definitely go there too.