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Is Travel Advice worse than Foodie-ism?

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If it doesnt help me get clicks, it’s not worth doing
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Thank you. I enjoy it here
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Thread title: Kraków, Poland

Hello, what are some fun things to do in Kraków, Poland? And what is the best time of year to visit?

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great thread.
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besides below 14th st in nyc what is the second best city to fart on someones cock?
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Hopefully we’ll get a proper sub-forum.
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doug rr wrote:besides below 14th st in nyc what is the second best city to fart on someones cock?
above 14th street in NYC
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Jorge wrote:Thread title: Kraków, Poland

Hello, what are some fun things to do in Kraków, Poland? And what is the best time of year to visit?

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spike wrote:
Jorge wrote:Thread title: Kraków, Poland

Hello, what are some fun things to do in Kraków, Poland? And what is the best time of year to visit?

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Auschwitz in winter.
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The farther one travels, the less one really knows?
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Good read. It’s important to be aware of these counter arguments when traveling; it becomes a more authentic experience.
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my wife just booked us for London in February for a week or so..
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doug rr wrote:my wife just booked us for London in February for a week or so..
give us your best fish 'n chips recs so i'll know what to hit up the following month.
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I don’t know when we’ll ever get to go there. Our European vacation this year isn’t including the UK at all. Next year, we’re shooting for Japan for our 25th.
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dad wrote:
doug rr wrote:my wife just booked us for London in February for a week or so..
give us your best fish 'n chips recs so i'll know what to hit up the following month.
ive probably been to London 30 times in my life and I can't recall having fish and chips except for maybe in a pub..but if you want to go all out and spend too much money on seafood go to Scott's..good stuff
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doug rr wrote:
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doug rr wrote:my wife just booked us for London in February for a week or so..
give us your best fish 'n chips recs so i'll know what to hit up the following month.
ive probably been to London 30 times in my life and I can't recall having fish and chips except for maybe in a pub..but if you want to go all out and spend too much money on seafood go to Scott's..good stuff
this will be my second time, wife's first. the last time I went was Dec 2000 with a few friends. we drank day and night, and I ate mostly pub grub, which I'm not mad about.

I'm interested in indian cuisine, which I know is plentiful.
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The fish n chips I had ages ago in London were fine. Breading is pretty heavy.

Indian food is awesome there.

What you need to check out is a Sunday roast.
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spike wrote:The fish n chips I had ages ago in London were fine. Breading is pretty heavy.

Indian food is awesome there.

What you need to check out is a Sunday roast.
The Sunday Roast at the Wilmingtonian in London was fantastic. The scotch egg was great there as well.
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