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Topic: Where in the world?
teebee79 Joined Wed 11/07/12 Posts: 2179	Mon 12/30/13 07:40 PM
If money wasn't an issue and you are offered a plane ticket to anywhere in the world right now...where would you choose? COSTA RICA BABY!!! PURA VIDA

realcarebear Joined Sat 12/07/13 Posts: 6876	Tue 12/31/13 04:32 AM
Scotland

dcastelmissy Joined Thu 08/01/13 Posts: 39633	Tue 12/31/13 04:35 AM
Costa Rica and money is NOT an issue.

Argo Joined Mon 11/11/13 Posts: 12416	Tue 12/31/13 04:52 AM
the Greek Isles

lionsbrew Joined Tue 08/22/06 Posts: 14232	Tue 12/31/13 04:59 AM
Wuppertal Germany to visit my brother and sister-in-law's family I miss em a lot.

SparklingCrystal 💖💎 Joined Mon 05/20/13 Posts: 33340	Tue 12/31/13 05:02 AM Edited by SparklingCrystal 💖💎 on Tue 12/31/13 05:03 AM
a ticket to anywhere? Lhasa. I bet they know how to ring in the New Year there :) So you been there and/or drank the beer (elsewhere)??? Wuppertal Germany to visit my brother and sister-in-law's family I miss em a lot. And drink L�wenbr�u I guess?

oldhippie1952 Joined Mon 03/14/11 Posts: 22693	Tue 12/31/13 05:03 AM
Hawaii or Canada or Australia. Scissors, Rock, Paper moment.

lionsbrew Joined Tue 08/22/06 Posts: 14232	Tue 12/31/13 05:07 AM
a ticket to anywhere? Lhasa. I bet they know how to ring in the New Year there :) So you been there and/or drank the beer (elsewhere)??? Wuppertal Germany to visit my brother and sister-in-law's family I miss em a lot. And drink L�wenbr�u I guess? I would like to try it with its original recipe which I am sure is a lot more potent than what we get over here. As my brother put it the beer over here is like soda pop in comparison. I don't mind warm beer either.

oldhippie1952 Joined Mon 03/14/11 Posts: 22693	Tue 12/31/13 05:09 AM
a ticket to anywhere? Lhasa. I bet they know how to ring in the New Year there :) So you been there and/or drank the beer (elsewhere)??? Wuppertal Germany to visit my brother and sister-in-law's family I miss em a lot. And drink L�wenbr�u I guess? I would like to try it with its original recipe which I am sure is a lot more potent than what we get over here. As my brother put it the beer over here is like soda pop in comparison. I don't mind warm beer either. Lowenbrau in Germany is why I do not like beer here in the USA. It is too hard to go backwards!

Duttoneer Joined Sun 07/01/12 Posts: 4976	Tue 12/31/13 06:24 AM
If money wasn't an issue and you are offered a plane ticket to anywhere in the world right now...where would you choose? Visit family in Perth, Western Australia, and spend time on Cottesloe Beach enjoying the sunshine.

pkh Joined Sat 05/26/07 Posts: 14961	Tue 12/31/13 06:29 AM
If I wasn't afraid to fly New Zealand

AstroNils Joined Sat 12/28/13 Posts: 25	Wed 01/01/14 06:23 PM
Australia. And i would stay there for a while to go to Defqon One (hard dance festival) and to go to some hard dance clubs and raves. And also to see some of the nature ofcourse :)

sweetestgirl11 Joined Fri 09/12/08 Posts: 30087	Wed 01/01/14 06:32 PM Edited by sweetestgirl11 on Wed 01/01/14 06:35 PM
@Crystal, hippie & lion Ima Beck's girl from the north m'self. It's made in Bremen near where I lived wenn war Ich eine Deutscherin sein No, I have not yet had Lhasa Beer. I am curious about it because I have heard that the quality of the water where it's made influences the taste quite nicely. BTW, never saw Lowenbrau the entire time I was in Germany...but I was in the north also enjoyed Haacke-becks (the less expensive version of Becks) and Carlsberg Pilsner (in the airport in Malmo Sweden. I didn't notice it sold in Germany where I was). Carlsberg is a major investor in Lhasa Beer. Bottoms up

lionsbrew Joined Tue 08/22/06 Posts: 14232	Wed 01/01/14 06:41 PM
@Crystal, hippie & lion Ima Beck's girl from the north m'self. It's made in Bremen near where I lived wenn war Ich eine Deutscherin sein No, I have not yet had Lhasa Beer. I am curious about it because I have heard that the quality of the water where it's made influences the taste quite nicely. BTW, never saw Lowenbrau the entire time I was in Germany...but I was in the north also enjoyed Haacke-becks (the less expensive version of Becks) and Carlsberg Pilsner (in the airport in Malmo Sweden. I didn't notice it sold in Germany where I was). Carlsberg is a major investor in Lhasa Beer. Bottoms up Bottoms up. Ive been across the states Europe is next on my list. My favorite beer over here that I like is Grolsch and I'd also like to see what that is actually supposed to taste like too.

sweetestgirl11 Joined Fri 09/12/08 Posts: 30087	Wed 01/01/14 06:50 PM
@Crystal, hippie & lion Ima Beck's girl from the north m'self. It's made in Bremen near where I lived wenn war Ich eine Deutscherin sein No, I have not yet had Lhasa Beer. I am curious about it because I have heard that the quality of the water where it's made influences the taste quite nicely. BTW, never saw Lowenbrau the entire time I was in Germany...but I was in the north also enjoyed Haacke-becks (the less expensive version of Becks) and Carlsberg Pilsner (in the airport in Malmo Sweden. I didn't notice it sold in Germany where I was). Carlsberg is a major investor in Lhasa Beer. Bottoms up Bottoms up. Ive been across the states Europe is next on my list. My favorite beer over here that I like is Grolsch and I'd also like to see what that is actually supposed to taste like too. here at home I drink mostly Canadian and German, Becks Molsons, St Pauli's. Sometimes Heineken's. Recently I have introduced myself to a very fine local micro called Columbus Pale Ale. It's become a favorite. I tried the Leinenkuegel's this Winter Ale and it was not bad...like the Sam Adam's Winter lager (?) better Have fun in europe. you will have to keep us posted during your travels :)

PacificStar48 Joined Tue 10/02/07 Posts: 13764	Wed 01/01/14 07:10 PM
That is easy North Carolina

hmlover Joined Sun 02/22/09 Posts: 3156	Thu 01/02/14 06:06 AM
One way to the Falklands for me.