I am looking forward to Internext

[Evil Chris]

I haven't been to Vegas in 2 or 3 years.
Maybe I'll do what I do in Phoenix each year and rent a car so I can cruise around and do some sight-seeing at the same time.

That's if I have time. This being my first show as an employee (say it with me) of AVN.

[EmporerEJ]

Originally Posted by Evil Chris

I haven't been to Vegas in 2 or 3 years.
Maybe I'll do what I do in Phoenix each year and rent a car so I can cruise around and do some sight-seeing at the same time.

That's if I have time. This being my first show as an employee (say it with me) of AVN.

Careful when you cross the state line with that rental car!!!

[EmporerEJ]

Originally Posted by Evil Chris

I haven't been to Vegas in 2 or 3 years.
Maybe I'll do what I do in Phoenix each year and rent a car so I can cruise around and do some sight-seeing at the same time.

That's if I have time. This being my first show as an employee (say it with me) of AVN.

Isn't that "Teddy Communications?"

[Hell Puppy]

Originally Posted by Evil Chris

I haven't been to Vegas in 2 or 3 years.
Maybe I'll do what I do in Phoenix each year and rent a car so I can cruise around and do some sight-seeing at the same time.

That's if I have time. This being my first show as an employee (say it with me) of AVN.

Rental cars are largely a waste of time in Vegas unless you're going outside of town. Cabs are way too easy and convenient there. And parking, although free, is often on the ass end of any resort and a hike to get to the casino/restaurant/club/whatever. Valet is an option if you're patient.

However, if you have an afternoon or morning to kill, Red Rock, Hoover Dam, etc are worthwhile.

I generally do not rent a car in vegas now due to traffic and parking, but grab one at the hotel rental counter for just the day if I decide to venture out.

[softball]

Originally Posted by Hell Puppy

Rental cars are largely a waste of time in Vegas unless you're going outside of town. Cabs are way too easy and convenient there. And parking, although free, is often on the ass end of any resort and a hike to get to the casino/restaurant/club/whatever. Valet is an option if you're patient.

However, if you have an afternoon or morning to kill, Red Rock, Hoover Dam, etc are worthwhile.

I generally do not rent a car in vegas now due to traffic and parking, but grab one at the hotel rental counter for just the day if I decide to venture out.

But you can rent such cool vehicles in LV.

[Hell Puppy]

Originally Posted by rhetorical

But you can rent such cool vehicles in LV.

Yup, if you dont mind dropping $500 for a day, a romp in a Ferrari or Lambo out into the desert is a hell of a lot of fun.

[softball]

Originally Posted by Hell Puppy

Yup, if you dont mind dropping $500 for a day, a romp in a Ferrari or Lambo out into the desert is a hell of a lot of fun.

Well, we are rich pornographers after all. Aren't we?

[EmporerEJ]

Originally Posted by Hell Puppy

Yup, if you dont mind dropping $500 for a day, a romp in a Ferrari or Lambo out into the desert is a hell of a lot of fun.

Jes' don't pick up hitch hikers on the way to the canyon, they are probably convicts.

[Hell Puppy]

Originally Posted by rhetorical

Well, we are rich pornographers after all. Aren't we?

Nah, the playas buy 'em, or lease 'em....

I'm just a po boy, so I rent one occasionally or do driving schools and track days and put the difference in the bank....

[miz_wright]

Originally Posted by Hell Puppy

Yup, if you dont mind dropping $500 for a day, a romp in a Ferrari or Lambo out into the desert is a hell of a lot of fun.

Originally Posted by rhetorical

Well, we are rich pornographers after all. Aren't we?

Originally Posted by Hell Puppy

Nah, the playas buy 'em, or lease 'em....

I'm just a po boy, so I rent one occasionally or do driving schools and track days and put the difference in the bank....

These comments remind me of something I saw this weekend as I was running some errands:

Lime green Lambo with vanity plates, cruising through town.

The kicker, though was what was on the paltes:

"OUTOF$$$$"

[RawAlex]

I'm looking forward to another extended stay in Hong Kong around that time. I think I will get more work done there than in Vegas. But the again, the show isn't really aimed at me anyhow.

[Hell Puppy]

Originally Posted by LizAEBN

These comments remind me of something I saw this weekend as I was running some errands:

Lime green Lambo with vanity plates, cruising through town.

The kicker, though was what was on the paltes:

"OUTOF$$$$"

Amazing how many people in this industry resemble that remark.

No matter how much they've made, they've spent it all as fast as they made it.

Though we're now seeing a new class of "broke ass webmaster" and that is those who saved some money, but failed to adapt and they've now burned thru what they saved.

[Evil Chris]

Originally Posted by Hell Puppy

Rental cars are largely a waste of time in Vegas unless you're going outside of town. Cabs are way too easy and convenient there. And parking, although free, is often on the ass end of any resort and a hike to get to the casino/restaurant/club/whatever. Valet is an option if you're patient.

However, if you have an afternoon or morning to kill, Red Rock, Hoover Dam, etc are worthwhile.

I generally do not rent a car in vegas now due to traffic and parking, but grab one at the hotel rental counter for just the day if I decide to venture out.

There are a lot of cabs, but sometimes the problem is actually getting one. You can't hail one down on the strip, and I remember how long that wait is on the velvet rope line to get a cab, depending on what hotel you're in. Some of those wait times for cabs at the Venetian were brutal!

I've been to many of the sights around Vegas, but mostly in passing. If I rent something, it'll be on site but not a Vette! Maybe a Mustang.

[Hell Puppy]

Originally Posted by Evil Chris

There are a lot of cabs, but sometimes the problem is actually getting one. You can't hail one down on the strip, and I remember how long that wait is on the velvet rope line to get a cab, depending on what hotel you're in. Some of those wait times for cabs at the Venetian were brutal!

I've been to many of the sights around Vegas, but mostly in passing. If I rent something, it'll be on site but not a Vette! Maybe a Mustang.

I should really do a site sometime on how a cheap fuck can roll like a VIP in Vegas.

I never wait more than 5 minutes for a cab. You just gotta know where the alternate drop off point is at each hotel and grab one as someone else bails out of it.

[JFK]

Originally Posted by Evil Chris

There are a lot of cabs, but sometimes the problem is actually getting one. You can't hail one down on the strip, and I remember how long that wait is on the velvet rope line to get a cab, depending on what hotel you're in. Some of those wait times for cabs at the Venetian were brutal!

I've been to many of the sights around Vegas, but mostly in passing. If I rent something, it'll be on site but not a Vette! Maybe a Mustang.

dont forget these are not the hay days of days past, CES which is on at the same time is not as huge as it once was. From experience in the last couple of years , the lines are not what they used to be

[LAJ]

I'm lookin forward to it too even tho I was in Vegas in August and Sept. LOL.

I've never found the need for a car in Vegas. Hell, most of the time I barely leave the hotel.

[Evil Chris]

Originally Posted by JFK

dont forget these are not the hay days of days past, CES which is on at the same time is not as huge as it once was. From experience in the last couple of years , the lines are not what they used to be

JFK... thanks. You know, you could earn a lot contributing to Tripadvisor.com

[softball]

Originally Posted by Evil Chris

JFK... thanks. You know, you could earn a lot contributing to Tripadvisor.com

that is only one....for those of us who travel....seatguru, airlinemeals, and a few others are worth a look. Chris, you might enjoy them while you are still "employed".....lol

[miz_wright]

Looks like I may be doing the Vegas double-header in January -- time to start scheduling, I reckon! ^.^

[Evil Chris]

Originally Posted by rhetorical

that is only one....for those of us who travel....seatguru, airlinemeals, and a few others are worth a look. Chris, you might enjoy them while you are still "employed".....lol

Everything is about you isn't it? Maybe doobie needs some more flogging?

[softball]

Originally Posted by Evil Chris

Everything is about you isn't it? Maybe doobie needs some more flogging?

The stripes on your back still smarting? Talk to me in March.