So, yesterday I got back from a week's vacation in Washington D.C.
Here are my thoughts:
There was no shortage of things to see.
We took a bike tour of the main monuments at night, and that was definitely cool.
Just don't tell anyone to meet you at that one white marble government building.
I wonder how long it would take someone to read all the books on the 800 miles or so of shelves of the Library of Congress...
Losing your Metro card does not make for particularly happy parents.
People will actually buy sheets of real money, taken off the production line before they're cut, for (much) more than the worth of said money.
On a final note, The National Mall (and effectively the entire city) is the hands-down, best place for Pokemon Go (Caught 21 new Pokemon, and advanced from level 11-15, if you're wondering)
Trump says, "We should drop a $100 bill and make someone happy."
Clinton says, "How about we drop ten $10 bills and make ten people happy?"
The pilot says, "How about I drop you two and make 300,000,000 people happy?"
TBF the other candidates weren't as bad, but they were really, really pathetic (Cruz lost his home state...) and some of their campaigns were riddled with bad publicity and rumors.
As for who I'd like as a president, I'd probably go with either Ted Cruz or Marco Rubio. Can't decide which.
OOOHHH isee. yeah i actually tested with that once. i found out that i'm about 2.75 friends away from the average poster on the enjin.com forums. so a lot of fucking people. but yes, there were a few niches that were circular and didnt open up to any more friends
Those things that are like "Make a wish! . . . Now share this with ten people or you will get the opposite of what you wished for" things can be easily bypassed by either wishing for the opposite of what you want, and then not doing it, or wishing for nothing, and again not doing it, and thus getting everything. If, of course, you're the wishing type.