[ SECRET POST #3494 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3494 ⌋

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[One Punch Man]


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[Overwatch, Genji/Zenyatta]


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Comments

Re: Vacation

[(Anonymous)]

I would seriously suggest Chicago. Somewhat lacking on the history front, but it has amazing food, great museums, and tons of culture generally, especially for theater and comedy. Absolutely fucking fantastic city.

You could also do Philly or Boston as someone else mentioned - or you could do a general West Coast trip. It's not that hard to do Seattle + Portland, or San Francisco + Los Angeles + San Diego, or Los Angeles + San Diego + Phoenix, and those are all really fantastic places to visit, all have great food and culture, and there's a good bit of history as well (though obviously not as much as on the East Coast).

Re: Vacation

[kaijinscendre]

I wouldn't mind seeing lots of places on the West Coast (especially San Diego). How is public transit in most of the larger cities? I think that San Fransisco has good public transit.

Re: Vacation

[(Anonymous)]

San Francisco has very usable public transit. Portland is pretty okay I think. Don't know much about LA or SD in that regard.

Re: Vacation

[kaijinscendre]

I'll have to see what is available in San Francisco.

Re: Vacation

[(Anonymous)]

Depending on where you want to go, LA public transportation can be anything from great to horrible.

I always take the trains if I'm going to Downtown, or Little Tokyo. Also there's a couple of museums right off the Expo line.

This is the website: https://www.metro.net/

Re: Vacation

[diet_poison]

Seconding Chicago, I luuuuurve the place.

Sadly I have not been to as many US cities as I'd like, so I don't have much of a comparison point. Boston is cool but really fucking cold 10 months out of the year (you might like it better?) and complicated to drive in (not exactly a modern city grid all the way through). Atlanta is very trafficky, has some tourist traps but I wasn't super impressed.