<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by FISHHEAD:
Heck no! <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Fish- You must have really gotten sick of the town, huh? I'm considering moving there, but I'm aware that some don't like living there, even though it is the coolest place to visit. When you were there, did you ever place bets at the properties, or could you always find a better line offshore?
Heck no! <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Fish- You must have really gotten sick of the town, huh? I'm considering moving there, but I'm aware that some don't like living there, even though it is the coolest place to visit. When you were there, did you ever place bets at the properties, or could you always find a better line offshore?
I guess the culture of Vegas just really appeals to me. That gambling is as legitimate as anything else. Where you can get a pastry and a parlay in the same building. Where you can walk up to a bank teller and deposit 2K in cash, and you don't get looked at like you're a drug dealer. I really want to deal craps, too, and Vegas seems like the best place to do that.
Illini,
I lived in vegas a few years ago, and for me, the strip and big casinos got boring. I wound up spending most of my time in smaller local places, and hitting the road on the weekend and going over to St.George, Utah to play some golf for a fraction of the vegas cost. Same thing with Costa Rica. It used to be like wild on E and now it's just plain old home.
I lived in vegas a few years ago, and for me, the strip and big casinos got boring. I wound up spending most of my time in smaller local places, and hitting the road on the weekend and going over to St.George, Utah to play some golf for a fraction of the vegas cost. Same thing with Costa Rica. It used to be like wild on E and now it's just plain old home.
