Places You Were Loathe to Visit But Ended Up Loving?

DutchKillsRambo

DutchKillsRambo

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Were you ever worried about visiting an area, then went there and found out it was awesome? For me its been Texas. As a native NY'er I was unsure if I would like it, especially after time spent in AR and OK. Then I spent a month in Texas for work last year, and just got back from another week, and I fucking love that state.

I still hate Houston metropolitan area, but the Hill Country is awesome. Brisket from a roadside trailer that blew my mind, then visiting the Shiner factory. And I was worried about visiting TX for years!

Anyone else ever been remiss to visit a place, then find out you love it?

Tejas:
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bluntmassa1

bluntmassa1

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I wanted to move to FL just to realize FL really sucks way too many people but them theme parks are the shit I ain't going in the summer though fuck that.
 
leftyguitar

leftyguitar

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South Beach: Thought it was too commercial. It Is. But there are other things... people. Beautiful women, cute guys and lots of sun, international feel, sex, drinks and weed. I love it.
 
6ohMax

6ohMax

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Diabolical666 said:
prison....hated it at 1st....then started to love the anal rapings
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Kinda like the army...getting fucked err day

But on the real. ...South Korea....didn't want to get stationed there but ended up doing g 2 tours almost 7 yrs total

I consider it a second home...being my wife is from there....but South Korea is a great place. ..plus the Korean females are hotties.
 
racerboy71

racerboy71

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i got one for who ever starts the opposite of this thread...
was really looking forward to going to italy..had booked a nice trip for me and the gf, first to lake como, than the f1 race at monza, and then a week in venice, and was really not a big fan...
thought the people were a bit, idk, i won't say rude, just not uber friendly, like all of the people i met in spain..
 
qwizoking

qwizoking

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i heard someone say texas, so i posted.



alabama for me, its got snowcapped mts, still coastal, rains often, still southern so good food, women and cheap drugs. in many ways i actually like it over texas. but theres something special about the melting pot of mexican culture and southern united states. texas really is special

san marcus san antonio and austin will always have a place in my heart

also parts of mexico are lovely
 
jerryb73

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qwizoking said:
i heard someone say texas, so i posted.



alabama for me, its got snowcapped mts, still coastal, rains often, still southern so good food, women and cheap drugs. in many ways i actually like it over texas. but theres something special about the melting pot of mexican culture and southern united states. texas really is special

san marcus san antonio and austin will always have a place in my heart

also parts of mexico are lovely
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Lived in Alabama for a year and a half , hated it.. Most racist closed minded people I ever met and most expensive weed I've ever bought, and that's a swag bag!! Unless meth is your thing, they almost give that shit away cuz every other house is making it.. Beautiful landscape tho..
 
qwizoking

qwizoking

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well i have spent much more time in bama i think you just had a bad experience
but thats basically why i was expecting to not like it there
 
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jerryb73

jerryb73

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qwizoking said:
well i have spent much more time in bama i think you just had a bad experience
but thats basically why i was expecting to not like it there
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Ya man, could be different parts also, I was in northeast bout 70miles from Tenn.. We sat on porch on Thanksgiving day and watched the two houses across the culdasac get raided at the same time.. Making meth (shake n bake) the cheapest bottom of the barrel kind..lol
 
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