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Post by winterssuicide on Jan 14, 2024 20:51:53 GMT
The pizza sinks ya. Whenever someone jokes about "there is no such thing as bad pizza" I know they've never visited the Windy City. Your main redemption is Franklin Lloyd Wright. I'm not even into architecture, but I could walk around all day staring with admiration at his stuff. When we went to his house, my wife and I both said we felt magic. (Some dudes were pouring us stiff drinks there, so maybe there was something in it.) Unfortunately, the last time I visited your wonderful city (which I do love), I had convinced my mom and stepdad to go with us, as they are scared to go to big cities by themselves, and as we were walking back to our hotel after dinner one night, she spotted two dudes necking and rubbing each other's assholes through their pants and the rest of the trip was...quiet. Lol well yeah that sort of thing is normal there. Did you take them to the Sears Tower skydeck and have them stand out in the clear plastic box where below you is the street. It is freaky. I did it twice and I’m scared of heights. I got vertigo in it the second time. No, out of the four of us, I am the only one not afraid of heights. (My mom once gifted my wife and I with a balloon ride and my wife swears she did it to be cruel. My wife literally sat down in the bottom of the basket and refused to look out. When we landed finally in someone's yard, four friendly retrievers ran up to her as if they "knew" she needed comfort. I have a picture still somewhere of her with her arms on two of them and the other two sitting around her.) We took them to museums and art galleries, mostly. And Navy Pier of course because I knew they were getting bored with all the art and that kind of touristy environment makes them feel happy.
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Post by hugsfromlv426 on Jan 14, 2024 20:52:36 GMT
Wonder how many here know who is in the photo right after The Blues Brothers Is it HH Holmes?
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Post by Pippen on Jan 14, 2024 20:54:17 GMT
TWO magnificent structures still in use by the railroad and not turned into a mall or a museum or a pile of rubble: Chicago's Union Station New York's Grand Central Station
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Post by winterssuicide on Jan 14, 2024 20:57:27 GMT
TWO magnificent structures still in use by the railroad and not turned into a mall or a museum or a pile of rubble: Chicago's Union Station New York's Grand Central Station I have been asked for a dollar outside that place fifty times I bet. Looking at those pictures makes me happy. Whenever I visit, I always take the train in.
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Post by Pippen on Jan 14, 2024 20:57:31 GMT
NYC: Metropolitan Museum of Art Chicago: Art Institute
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Post by Flying Monkeys on Jan 14, 2024 20:58:58 GMT
Lol well yeah that sort of thing is normal there. Did you take them to the Sears Tower skydeck and have them stand out in the clear plastic box where below you is the street. It is freaky. I did it twice and I’m scared of heights. I got vertigo in it the second time. No, out of the four of us, I am the only one not afraid of heights. (My mom once gifted my wife and I with a balloon ride and my wife swears she did it to be cruel. My wife literally sat down in the bottom of the basket and refused to look out. When we landed finally in someone's yard, four friendly retrievers ran up to her as if they "knew" she needed comfort. I have a picture still somewhere of her with her arms on two of them and the other two sitting around her.) We took them to museums and art galleries, mostly. And Navy Pier of course because I knew they were getting bored with all the art and that kind of touristy environment makes them feel happy. Your wife went to "comforters" instead of you?
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Post by Flying Monkeys on Jan 14, 2024 20:59:14 GMT
Wonder how many here know who is in the photo right after The Blues Brothers Is it HH Holmes? I already said that.
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Post by Pippen on Jan 14, 2024 20:59:37 GMT
Chicago pizza is not for street eatin' But in NY - Brooklyn
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Post by winterssuicide on Jan 14, 2024 21:00:00 GMT
The pizza sinks ya. Whenever someone jokes about "there is no such thing as bad pizza" I know they've never visited the Windy City. Your main redemption is Franklin Lloyd Wright. I'm not even into architecture, but I could walk around all day staring with admiration at his stuff. When we went to his house, my wife and I both said we felt magic. (Some dudes were pouring us stiff drinks there, so maybe there was something in it.) Unfortunately, the last time I visited your wonderful city (which I do love), I had convinced my mom and stepdad to go with us, because they are scared to go to big cities by themselves and I thought they could use a little culture, but as we were walking back to our hotel after dinner one night, she spotted two dudes necking and rubbing each other's assholes through their pants and the rest of the trip was...quiet. What's wrong with two dudes necking and rubbing each other's asshole? For me, personally? Nothing. I love it. I went right back to the hotel and took "a shower." My mom was just flustered because of the germs, I think. They weren't washing their hands.
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Post by hugsfromlv426 on Jan 14, 2024 21:00:36 GMT
Yeah, I was still on the first page and did a spontaneous response without reading the rest of the thread. Did you know that some people think he was also Jack the Ripper?
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Post by winterssuicide on Jan 14, 2024 21:00:36 GMT
No, out of the four of us, I am the only one not afraid of heights. (My mom once gifted my wife and I with a balloon ride and my wife swears she did it to be cruel. My wife literally sat down in the bottom of the basket and refused to look out. When we landed finally in someone's yard, four friendly retrievers ran up to her as if they "knew" she needed comfort. I have a picture still somewhere of her with her arms on two of them and the other two sitting around her.) We took them to museums and art galleries, mostly. And Navy Pier of course because I knew they were getting bored with all the art and that kind of touristy environment makes them feel happy. Your wife went to "comforters" instead of you? I was busy.
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Post by winterssuicide on Jan 14, 2024 21:01:34 GMT
The pizza sinks ya. Whenever someone jokes about "there is no such thing as bad pizza" I know they've never visited the Windy City. Your main redemption is Franklin Lloyd Wright. I'm not even into architecture, but I could walk around all day staring with admiration at his stuff. When we went to his house, my wife and I both said we felt magic. (Some dudes were pouring us stiff drinks there, so maybe there was something in it.) Unfortunately, the last time I visited your wonderful city (which I do love), I had convinced my mom and stepdad to go with us, because they are scared to go to big cities by themselves and I thought they could use a little culture, but as we were walking back to our hotel after dinner one night, she spotted two dudes necking and rubbing each other's assholes through their pants and the rest of the trip was...quiet. You sure you weren't in San Francisco? I am sure. Their pier is way better than Chicago's.
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Post by Flying Monkeys on Jan 14, 2024 21:08:10 GMT
Yeah, I was still on the first page and did a spontaneous response without reading the rest of the thread. Did you know that some people think he was also Jack the Ripper? Some people think all kinds of shit, doesn't make it true.
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Post by hugsfromlv426 on Jan 14, 2024 21:08:55 GMT
Yeah, I was still on the first page and did a spontaneous response without reading the rest of the thread. Did you know that some people think he was also Jack the Ripper? Some people think all kinds of shit, doesn't make it true. I read it on the internet therefore it must be true!
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Post by Flying Monkeys on Jan 14, 2024 21:09:51 GMT
Some people think all kinds of shit, doesn't make it true. I read it on the internet therefore it must be true! You're on the internet so you must be true!
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