Does Miami, FL have alot of hot girls? -

I might be taking a vacation there one summer and wanna see some fine girls when I go.

I live in Miami. And the answer to that is: HELL YES!. If your looking for them go to Miami Beach or go to one of Miami s many malls, like, Merrick park, Bal Harbour, Aventura, Dadeland and so on. Also hit the clubs in downtown or miami beach. Hope this helps.

Lol every city has hot girls if you go there. Just because they have nice tans doesn t mean they are hot. Of course if you go there there will be hot girls. Theres going to be ugly ones also.If you go to the beaches you are going to find hot girls. Its because miami is hot and beaches is where the girls are going to go. The uglier girls will probably have self esteem issues and will stay home.

nahhhhhh. they have the wanna be hot bitches. its kind of over rated cause you think beach== hott girls== swim suit... and so onn. id try the east coast bro

Hell Yes !! ....better than any other place ,by far out.( blonds ,brunettes ,red head and the list goes on and on)domestic or import from al over the world.You name it

mexican girls are hotter.

Miami is a hot tourist area, whataya think?

No S***............BRO

somewhat

Well I saw your mom their last time I was there, so I d say no.

Yes...yes it does my friend. Enjoy the eye candy!

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hell yes!

yeah

oh yes....it does

yes. i ve been and approve your decision

Buying medical weed in LA? -

im from australia and going to LA in 2 weeks how strict are the rules at the medical weed places cause i wanna go check one out and possibly buy some green. Whats the go how do they work any info would be great.

You ll need a dispensary card or a buddy with one. But no worries, it s not like it s hard to find pot around here, nearly everyone smokes at least occasionally. I wouldn t recommend going up to random people and asking for it but drop hints at bars, clubs etc, don t worry you ll find it (and the good stuff no less)BTW, the above poster has their facts wrong. There has been no proven connection between marijuana smoke and cancer, in fact the opposite is true. Read the following article that interviews a doctor who used to bash marijuana on behalf of the U.S. DEA and set out to prove it caused cancer, when the study completed, he found that there was NO connection between pot and cancer, (smokers who also smoked cigarettes did end up with cancer though, go fig) and had to admit the results. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/con��

You better have a MMC. The feds are trying to shut places down that sell weed recreationally. If you don t have a card, there s a good chance you ll get busted.

You need to have a medical marijuana card before you can even think about buying medical marijuana. These cards are not cheap neither.A friend of mine went to Venice Beach to get his card at it cost him $150 US!!I really hope they legalize it soon!

you do know that smoking Marijuana (habitual users) , causes more lung cancer and higher incidents of emphysema than smoking cigarettes , dont you?just sayin

What is the University of Hartford like? Is it fun? Are there a lot of parties? -

Lauren, all universities are fun and all have lots of parties! So pick the one that has the course you want and a good reputation!

Error 1932D Washingto Quarter? -

i have a 1932d washington quarter with a P on the front, but a D on the back. is that an error? I bought it as a 1932D or could it be a mint struck error?

I would put this under Hobbies Crafts as this is for US travel.

What is your Favorit thing to do in boston? -

I agree with Penny.My favorite thing in Boston is simply going for a walk. There are so many lovely and amazing places to just stroll and enjoy. I used to love to grab a frappucino from Starbucks, and just walk around the Back Bay, the Commons, and downtown. Very relaxing.. I really miss it.

Walk through the Boston Public Garden. Eat in the North End (Italian). Visit the historic home museums on Beacon Hill. Go to the Aquarium. Sit in an open air cafe on Newbury Street and watch people. Walk along the Esplanade by the Charles River. Take a Harbor Tour. Walk down Commonwealth Avenue from the public garden to Mass. Ave and look at all the beautiful old homes along the way. See the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, the Museum of Fine Arts and the Museum of Science. Go to the Old Granary Burial Ground to see the old graves of Paul Revere and the real Mother Goose. Tour the golden domed statehouse. See Blue Man Group at the Charles Playhouse.

Take long walks. The choices are endless. The Charles, the Emerald Necklace parks, the North End, the Harbor walk, Beacon Hill, the Public Garden and the Common, Back Bay around the Christian Science Mother Church, the Southeast Corridor park...

fanueil hall :shopping going out to eat, watching performers

ummmmm....?????

Is route 66 historical protected? -

Is the route 66 and the area around it histroical protected so some land devloper cant come in and tear it all down to make some sort of mall or something what about the goverment are they protecting it from being purchased and destroyed?

The Department of Transportation has designated parts of the former U.S. Route 66 as a National Scenic Byway, so efforts are made to protect certain aspects of it, specifically the scenery and the historic places that made it what it is.However, in some areas, the road has fallen into disrepair and decay, as it is no longer the major route through that part of the country. Interstate 40 has become the road of choice for its more modern, high-speed routing.In many cases, the people of the towns along the road are the ones keeping together and preserving the historic landmarks along the way.

I have been through route 66 and they seem to still be historical. They are still many route 66 museums along the way. I think they are protected by National Park system because Missouri has a route 66 state park.

Questions considering making a move to New Orleans? -

I wanted to make a move from Toronto to New Orleans, and was wondering what changes I should expect other than the climate. Also, what are some good neighbourhoods to live in that s close to the business district and places to go (i.e. New Orleans Arena/Superdome, restaurants, nightlife, etc.).I really fell in love with the city when I visited and with such a low cost of living, thought it would be a great place to make a change.

The answer from Hairy Back is typical of people who actually know nothing about New Orleans. Drug dealers have been killing each other and the still-reduced population made the homicide rate skyrocket (rate = population divided by crimes).. Other crime in New Orleans is at or below the national average for cities. To be blunt, stay away from people who buy/sell/use crack cocaine and your chances of being the victim of anything worse than a parking ticket or hangover are very low.I have not been to Toronto so can t actually compare the two cities. New Orleans is probably much more diverse in population, with a large percentage of minorities and people with alternative lifestyles. The City of New Orleans has had problems with corrupt, incompetent, racist municipal governments for more than 3 decades. Katrina disrupted the power base of the pre-storm political establishment and they are being voted out (and/or sent to prison) but are not yet gone. The elections of 2010 are a chance for New Orleans to turn its back on the last 30 years of Haiti-like administrations.If you are Canadian your first challenge will be getting a work visa, unless your occupation is one that lets you work in the USA as a NAFTA professional. Canadians do not need a student visa to attend school in the USA.The French Quarter itself is a great place to live, but it s expensive and parking is a problem if your home does not have off-street parking. Other areas in or close to the city center are the Marigny Triangle (next to the FQ), the Marigny (next to the Triangle), the Warehouse District (condos apartments), and the Bayou Saint John/City Park neighborhood. Good luck!

I think you have been drinking more than you should be tonight. The Big Easy is Americas most violent city next to the Motor city capital of the world, Detroit. Its a very diverse city with alot of low income areas to beware of. Staying in Toronto, its your best bet.

I agree with NOLA GUY... We see the same asnwer from all the people who have NEVER been to new orleans. People just looking at to hate anyway they can. To bad these losers have to amount to the internet. I mean really get a life. Anyway, I am born and raised here. I was here before the hurricane and came back when we were allowed to. New Orleans is so unique and much fun! There is always something to do. It a beautful city to those who have experienced it and loved it. There is also so much to do outside of the city, airboat tours, hunting, fishing, plantations, camping, food everywhere is amazing!I have never been robbed/mugged/or had anything happen to me. Nothing has ever happen to friends or my family ever. There is crime in very city and here it is mostly drug related. Stay out of the bad areas. Warehouse District, Garden District, and the Irish Channel are my favorite places in the city outside of the Quarter. There is so much stuff around to do. The warehouse district is walking distance to the superdome and the quarter is a little bit farther away but it is walking distance if you had too.Warehouse District( also the Arts District)Restaurants- Tommys Restaurant, Cochon, Rock n Sake, Emerils, Rio Mar, La Boca, Ugly Dog SaloonBars- Republic, Lucys(has food too), Howlin Wolf, Tommys Wine Bar, The Red EyeMuseums- LOTS! D- Day, Julia Street is filled with them! Childrens MuseumUptown- Magazine St. Bull Dog, Balcony, Rendezvous, Columns Hotel Bar, Bridge Lounge, F and M s, Grits, Dos Jefes Cigar Bar, Rock N Bowl, fat Harrys, Le Bon Temps Rouler Restaurants- Commanders Palace, Upperline, Lillette, One on Hampson, Clancys, Brigtsens, Crepe Nanou, Domileses, Sake Cafe, JaquimosFrench Quarter- Muriels, Coffee Pot, Coops, Napolean House, Yo MamasBars- Lafittes, Carousel Bar, Pat O s, Absinthe House, Bombay Club, Jackson Square, St Louis Cathedral, Cafe Du Monde, Rvierboat(don t eat there the food is terrible) Zoo, Aquarium, Historic New Orleans Collection, Royal St. Antiques,Music- Frenchman st!!(snug Harbour, DBA, Spotted Cat) Check out what is playing at tipitinas, HOB, Howlin Wolf. Tipitinas has cajun dancing every sunday night. Go to Preservation Hall.There is a lot more. But I think this is long enough.There is also a lot festivals here!Oh and they HairyGuy he is one of those ignornat assholes from Chicago who hates new orleans because when we went to NFC championship in Chicago. All over the news was new orleans this, katrina that. At the game the chicago fans wished we were dead, through snowballs, beers and spit on us. Goes to show how great of people they are! Well ever since then the only thing those fans can come up with is New Orleans is shi*hole, Its the armpit of the USA. Funny thing is ALL of those A$$holes have never been here! The ones that have love it. They are just ignorant asses who do nothing with themselves. Like this guy who smokes pot all day according to his profile. He has probably never left the state before. His deadbeat a$$ probably can t afford to buy a plan ticket.

Where can i find real chocolate covered ants in Flushing, New York or Syosset, New York? -

I need to find real chocolate covered ants and i need it to be in a store because i need it by tomorrow

You may be able to find chocolate covered ants in the shop at the New York Hall of Science in Flushing Meadows/Corona Park.I remember going there on field trips when I was in school and I remember them selling chocolate covered ants there, but call them and see if they still have them available.

What kind of spider is this? -

Okay, i was cleaning my room today and i saw a spider it look like it was covered in sand! But when I looked up Sand Spiders on ask.com it showed me these big spiders. I need help!

John spider Sally (VERY DANGEROUS)

Do you have a picture or, anything? Your question is too vague for anyone to be able to answer it. But considering you saw this spider in Detroit and, appeared to be covered in Detroit sand I am assuming it s a motor city spider.

There are spiders that can easily blend to the color of your carpet or your walls, its truly evolutionary, but it takes time for them to do that.

to make this question somehow relate to travel- Detroit maybe it was covered in Detroit dirt after traveling around the city for a while

You really should have described the spider. It must be a Detroit spider?