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but also fascinating. probably the most tourists i’ve seen in bangkok since i’ve been here (i’m guessing more than even khao san) but still an experience to visit if you want to be shocked and amazed by the “shows.” yes, lots of shows like umm, how do i say this delicately…well you can see a woman smoke a cigarette without any hands…or using her mouth…or you catching my drift? everyone told me you have to go there at least once and i guess its true, but don’t say i didn’t warn you!

Yes, its a huge mall but its so crowded and chock full of cheap goods (inexpensive and poorly made) that you can afford to miss it.

i was amazed at the detail and intricacies of the artwork. i want to learn more about the symbolism of the significance of the art so I can appreciate it more but even if you know nothing about it, it is truly amazing.

ahh yes, nothing like your first crappy job. but you can’t beat getting into the park for free whenever you want and going on rollercoasters on your lunchbreak. loved the funnel cakes and the fried chicken restaurant!

I might be moving there soon! WOooo

my dad was stationed in germany when i was very young so i don’t remember it, i would like to go back.

i would only recommend disney paris if you will be in france a long time and want to feel transported back to america without ever getting on a plane. if you are there for a short time, don’t bother! visit disneyland in the states

talk about boring! compared to many other european cities madrird is a crap town. no beaches. no culture (the prado is all its got going for it). no style. the people were rude and i hope i never have to go back there. don’t waste your time. go to barcelona instead!