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Wants to go to 39 places

  1. Cyprus 432 people
    (in Europe)
    1 entry 7 cheers
  2. Japan 11258 people
    (in Asia)
    1 entry 9 cheers
  3. London 5880 people
    (in United Kingdom > England)
    1 entry 14 cheers
  4. Spain 7393 people
    (in Europe)
    1 entry 5 cheers
  5. Italy 12516 people
    (in )
    8 cheers
  6. Ireland 10091 people
    (in )
    1 entry 11 cheers
  7. Scotland 3487 people
    (in United Kingdom)
    1 entry 9 cheers
  8. New Zealand 9831 people
    (in Australia/Oceania)
    8 cheers
  9. Israel 2172 people
    (in Middle East)
    1 entry 11 cheers
  10. Portugal 2290 people
    (in Europe)
    5 cheers
  11. Australia 13825 people
    (in Australia/Oceania)
    3 cheers
  12. Greece 9676 people
    (in Europe)
    1 entry 6 cheers
  13. South Korea 1170 people
    (in Asia)
    1 cheer
  14. Kerala 133 people
    (in India)
    1 entry 5 cheers
  15. Zimbabwe 403 people
    (in Africa)
    4 cheers
  16. Botswana 328 people
    (in Africa)
    2 cheers
  17. South Africa 4809 people
    (in Africa)
    3 cheers
  18. Netherlands 2349 people
    (in Europe)
    1 entry 4 cheers
  19. Macedonia 189 people
    (in Europe)
    1 entry 3 cheers
  20. Brazil 6932 people
    (in South America)
    1 entry 3 cheers
  21. Antigua 41 people
    (in Guatemala)
    3 cheers
  22. Angkor Wat 699 people
    (in Cambodia > Siem Reap > Angkor Archaeological Park)
    1 cheer
  23. Auschwitz-Birkenau 352 people
    (in Poland > Małopolskie > Oswiecim)
    3 cheers
  24. Finland 1926 people
    (in Europe)
    1 entry 3 cheers
  25. Maldives 764 people
    (in Asia)
    1 entry 2 cheers
  26. Rio de Janeiro 1531 people
    (in Brazil > Rio de Janeiro (state))
    2 cheers
  27. Hermitage Museum 132 people
    (in Russia > Sankt-Peterburg)
    1 cheer
  28. Montevideo 70 people
    (in Uruguay)
    1 cheer
  29. Mount Hood 41 people
    (in United States > Oregon)
    1 entry 5 cheers
  30. Montreal 1448 people
    (in Canada > Québec Province)
    1 cheer
  31. Kuala Lumpur 221 people
    (in Malaysia > Federal Territory)
    2 cheers
  32. Fiji 3051 people
    (in Australia/Oceania)
    2 cheers
  33. Ulleungdo Island 2 people
    (in South Korea)
    1 entry 1 cheer
  34. Pirate Supply Store 111 people
    (in United States > California > San Francisco > Mission District > 826 Valencia)
    3 cheers
  35. Ohrid 10 people
    (in Macedonia)
    2 cheers
  36. Shanghai 868 people
    (in China)
    4 cheers
  37. Ambon 8 people
    (in Indonesia)
    1 entry 3 cheers
  38. Limerick 35 people
    (in Ireland > Munster > County Limerick)
    6 cheers
  39. Roanoke 11 people
    (in United States > Virginia)
    1 entry 1 cheer

  • Roanoke

  • Angkor Wat

  • Hermitage Museum

  • Montevideo

  • Ulleungdo Island

  • Montreal

  • South Korea

  • Fiji

  • Botswana

  • Ohrid

  • Maldives

  • Rio de Janeiro

  • Kuala Lumpur

  • Australia

  • Finland

  • Pirate Supply Store

  • South Africa

  • Auschwitz-Birkenau
  • Has been to 41 places

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    Roanoke

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    Food food food??? Where to eat that is tasty but won't break the bank!!  — 1 year ago

    Kerala

    (in India)
    when I worked for IBM...  — 2 years ago

    There was this man who worked along with me named Wilson. Wilson is from Kerala. And everyday he brought in a lovely lunch that had greens and fish and rice. I was always jealous that he was born and raised in a place where people were taught from birth to eat balanced meals and new how to do it with flavour and love.

    Wilson talks with his hands in a way that is uniquely S. Asian and Wilson knew how to get along with people of different backgrounds in a manner that was both elegant and strong. I really liked Wilson. I always called him “Vilson” because where he is from, W and V are the same letter.

    The Robot Co-op Office (read all 2 entries…)

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    My Field Trip to the Robot Co-Op Office  — 2 years ago

    by Laura
    Grade 13

    So, today, September 6, 2005 during my lunch hour, I hopped into my 1998 Gold Saturn Station Wagon and drove to Capitol Hill on a mission to meet the famed Robots. This proved to be a rewarding yet difficult task. Oddly enough, finding parking was really easy.

    I parked in a 1 hour spot across the street from Cafe Vita assuming that if nothing else I could ask the employees of Vita how to find the Robot Coop office. I mean who DOESN’T know Dan Spils, right?

    So, I walk into Vita, tell them what I am looking for and I get a full on Seattle blank response. “Um, I dunno. I should, but I dunno know.” I took this as a challenge and began marching my little self up and down Pike looking in building address listings for something, anything that resembled Robot. But to no avail. But something in me told me to soldier on even though sweat was collecting on my upper lip and my stomach was grumbling (lunch hour, right?)

    So, anyway, the moment of truth came when I was standing in the lobby of the Robot Coop office building (one 1/2 block EAST of Vita) and who should waltz in but all of the Robots. Dan introduced me to everyone and then I went upstairs, got the tour and chatted with Ivan about Denial of Service Attacks and layer 7 rules and not entirely answering Ivan’s questions.

    IT WAS AWESOME!

    If you ever want to do something cool that you can brag about to your friends, go to the Robot Coop Office.

    Oh, and Dan Spils? He likes to hug. It’s worth it just for the hugging. I kinda went there for hugs and although none of the other Robots touched me, Dan did. He is bold that way, though.

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