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  • dirtysouwfdawg
    dirtysouwfdawg Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 14,842 Swaye's Wigwam
    RaceBannon said:

    I remember my young professional phase

    #Yuppies

    Roaring 60’s?
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  • RaceBannon
    RaceBannon Member, Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 116,178 Founders Club
    80s baby
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  • dirtysouwfdawg
    dirtysouwfdawg Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 14,842 Swaye's Wigwam
    RaceBannon said:

    80s baby

    80’s, baby… not 80’s baby. Right?
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  • Purple_Pills
    Purple_Pills Member Posts: 2,110
    WolverineWillie said:

    Purple_Pills said:

    Pods? I recommend this one:



    You’re welcome!

    Since I helped you, please help me. I am unfortunately traveling to your neck of the woods to East Lansing to see the UW game and then onto scenic Detroit for the Seahawks game. Where else should I visit?

    Thanks in advance!

    How much time do you have?

    Lansing is typical capital city, pretty boring if you aren't in to state government and the architecture of the buildings. MSU is of course your go to spot to check out, the campus is pretty cool and the Stadium is pretty cool as well.

    Downtown Detroit is really cool, don't let the reputation deter you from going there (but stay in the downtown core, it does get a bit rough north of town). The motown museum is cool, catching a lions game should be exciting this year and against the Seahawks it should be a good one. I am partial ot the history of the automotive industry so taking a trip to the Henry Ford Museum is really cool, lots to do an see.

    Food wise there is a lot of good options in Lansing and Detroit. I am partial to Vincente;s (Cuban) (https://www.vicentesdetroit.com/location/vicentes-cuban-cuisine/) and has dancing on some nights of the week.

    Greektown in Detroit is a must see for me especially if you love food boze and gambling.

    If you want to checkout some nature, head up to Manistee State Park for hiking, this is about 3 hours from Lansing though.

    Of course checking out the Great lakes can be fun as well, Holland is a great like side town to explore and chill if the weather is nice.

    Gracias! I am spending a night in Manistee. I was up that way a few years back for that UM beat down, and wanted to return. I had a great time in the UP and Grand Traverse area.

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  • Mad_Son
    Mad_Son Member Posts: 10,194
    Purple_Pills said:

    WolverineWillie said:

    Purple_Pills said:

    Pods? I recommend this one:



    You’re welcome!

    Since I helped you, please help me. I am unfortunately traveling to your neck of the woods to East Lansing to see the UW game and then onto scenic Detroit for the Seahawks game. Where else should I visit?

    Thanks in advance!

    How much time do you have?

    Lansing is typical capital city, pretty boring if you aren't in to state government and the architecture of the buildings. MSU is of course your go to spot to check out, the campus is pretty cool and the Stadium is pretty cool as well.

    Downtown Detroit is really cool, don't let the reputation deter you from going there (but stay in the downtown core, it does get a bit rough north of town). The motown museum is cool, catching a lions game should be exciting this year and against the Seahawks it should be a good one. I am partial ot the history of the automotive industry so taking a trip to the Henry Ford Museum is really cool, lots to do an see.

    Food wise there is a lot of good options in Lansing and Detroit. I am partial to Vincente;s (Cuban) (https://www.vicentesdetroit.com/location/vicentes-cuban-cuisine/) and has dancing on some nights of the week.

    Greektown in Detroit is a must see for me especially if you love food boze and gambling.

    If you want to checkout some nature, head up to Manistee State Park for hiking, this is about 3 hours from Lansing though.

    Of course checking out the Great lakes can be fun as well, Holland is a great like side town to explore and chill if the weather is nice.

    Gracias! I am spending a night in Manistee. I was up that way a few years back for that UM beat down, and wanted to return. I had a great time in the UP and Grand Traverse area.

    Please don't be gay except for in the butt sex context.
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  • Purple_Pills
    Purple_Pills Member Posts: 2,110
    Mad_Son said:

    Purple_Pills said:

    WolverineWillie said:

    Purple_Pills said:

    Pods? I recommend this one:



    You’re welcome!

    Since I helped you, please help me. I am unfortunately traveling to your neck of the woods to East Lansing to see the UW game and then onto scenic Detroit for the Seahawks game. Where else should I visit?

    Thanks in advance!

    How much time do you have?

    Lansing is typical capital city, pretty boring if you aren't in to state government and the architecture of the buildings. MSU is of course your go to spot to check out, the campus is pretty cool and the Stadium is pretty cool as well.

    Downtown Detroit is really cool, don't let the reputation deter you from going there (but stay in the downtown core, it does get a bit rough north of town). The motown museum is cool, catching a lions game should be exciting this year and against the Seahawks it should be a good one. I am partial ot the history of the automotive industry so taking a trip to the Henry Ford Museum is really cool, lots to do an see.

    Food wise there is a lot of good options in Lansing and Detroit. I am partial to Vincente;s (Cuban) (https://www.vicentesdetroit.com/location/vicentes-cuban-cuisine/) and has dancing on some nights of the week.

    Greektown in Detroit is a must see for me especially if you love food boze and gambling.

    If you want to checkout some nature, head up to Manistee State Park for hiking, this is about 3 hours from Lansing though.

    Of course checking out the Great lakes can be fun as well, Holland is a great like side town to explore and chill if the weather is nice.

    Gracias! I am spending a night in Manistee. I was up that way a few years back for that UM beat down, and wanted to return. I had a great time in the UP and Grand Traverse area.

    Please don't be gay except for in the butt sex context.
    Hey man, just needed good confirmation I booked a good trip. I understand you are very interested in having cyber with the new guest, so go right ahead! No need to insult me as I won’t be mad or offended. Enjoy!
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  • SECDAWG
    SECDAWG Member Posts: 5,039
    edited August 2023
    Three pages and y’all ain’t ran this fucker off yet??

    Y’all slipping. Unbelievable.

    No one I’ve ever seen would want to be a part here after y’all get done after 1 page, except for hardheaded Fks like myself. Pretty much the reason there ain’t more members…fucking tighten up.
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