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It's super easy to rent a car. You can do it online, or just hire one while you're there.

so who's ready for a masssive review????

Re: Greetings From Ibiza!!!

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Originally posted by PvDoBseSSioN GREETINGS FROM IBIZA BITCHES!!!!!! no time to talk, gotta go pass out after another amazing night! see u guys soon and get ready for a MASSSSIIVVEEE review!

Im still fuckin jealous and will REFUSE to read any of your threads (yes i will, but figured i show my anger in some way and thats the best i could do, if you tell me how awesome the radio 1 party was with the Swedes im gonna have to kill u)

Re: Re: Greetings From Ibiza!!!

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Originally posted by southbound24 Im still fuckin jealous and will REFUSE to read any of your threads (yes i will, but figured i show my anger in some way and thats the best i could do, if you tell me how awesome the radio 1 party was with the Swedes im gonna have to kill u)

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Originally posted by jerZ07002 I have a chant for ibiza, O-VER-RA-TED!!!

I have never been, but I never understood what all the hype is about. I mean, yeah some of the pics I have seen are absolutely beautiful but it hasn't gotten me to want to spend that kind of money to go yet.

I would say out of all the places I still want to travel to, Ibiza is lower down on that list.

^are you still on vaca?

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Originally posted by jerZ07002 with the amount of money i spent i could have easily done it 4-5 stars on maui for a week. And for anyone who's never been, hawaii blows ibiza out of the water, it's not even a close call.

+1 i cant compare Ibiza since ive never been but yes the Hawaiian Islands are amazing. can't even begin to tell you which one was my favorite. lolz 4-5 stars would be nice but whats even more intriguing was staying at a cabin for 4-5 days at a remote campground within Haleakala (sp) National Park (Maui) on higher elevation (a small mountain i think?) with its very own public coconut palm and guava trees, black sand beach and deep aqua water, extensive rocky coves, and hiking trails galore, holy crap. it was freaking GORGEOUS and def back to nature. Drove to Hana then we drove the entire OTHER way all around on the cliffs/coastside, the most amazing experience and views ever.

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Originally posted by phoenixBEBE +1 i cant compare Ibiza since ive never been but yes the Hawaiian Islands are amazing. can't even begin to tell you which one was my favorite. lolz 4-5 stars would be nice but whats even more intriguing was staying at a cabin for 4-5 days at a remote campground within Haleakala (sp) National Park (Maui) on higher elevation (a small mountain i think?) with its very own public coconut palm and guava trees, black sand beach and deep aqua water, extensive rocky coves, and hiking trails galore, holy crap. it was freaking GORGEOUS and def back to nature. Drove to Hana then we drove the entire OTHER way all around on the cliffs/coastside, the most amazing experience and views ever.

yeah, hawaii is simply amazing. the mountains on the coast of BC along the sea to sky and north of whistler are maybe more spectacular! Also, the coastal ranges in Alaska are something to see.

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Originally posted by AbcGum When I was in Ibiza last summer, with my fiance, everyone we met was super cool to us. It was all "you guys are americans, cool we don't see alot of americans over here."

Americans don't really travel outside of the US and the caribbean

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Originally posted by DJ_Lord ibiza is not overrated. manhattan is overrated.

your mom is overrated...

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Originally posted by jerZ07002 yeah, hawaii is simply amazing. the mountains on the coast of BC along the sea to sky and north of whistler are maybe more spectacular! Also, the coastal ranges in Alaska are something to see.

nice....

yeah, my sister was telling me about Alaska, she went on a two week cruise with my Mom for her bday in June after touring Seattle and Vancouver, of course which I *totally* missed out because of work. meh

someday...

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Originally posted by verndogs Americans don't really travel outside of the US and the caribbean

I disagree....we do travel to Europe quite a bit. I think its the impressions that some Americans leave behind that gives us a bad rep.

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Originally posted by phuzzyfish12 I disagree....we do travel to Europe quite a bit. I think its the impressions that some Americans leave behind that gives us a bad rep.

considering that roughly around 25% of US citizens own a passport

we suck at traveling

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Originally posted by phoenixBEBE nice.... yeah, my sister was telling me about Alaska, she went on a two week cruise with my Mom for her bday in June after touring Seattle and Vancouver, of course which I *totally* missed out because of work. meh someday...

Alaska cruise sucked so bad...too many damn old fogies, plus the sea was so rough I even got sea sick.

food was good though (Celebrity Cruises)

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Originally posted by verndogs considering that roughly around 25% of US citizens own a passport we suck at traveling

Agreed, Typical US citizens don't get a lot of international travel, however, the stat abouth passports is a bit misleading. I say that because there are very few countries in the world that have such a hugh land mass with such diversity in terrain. One could argue that there is no need to leave the US to see all types of different landscapes.

I think we all know that european citizens practically have to have a passport, but the need is much less in the US. This is not jsutification for the lack of foreign travel, but just a little inight. And even if you could see all the different landscapes, you wouldnt get exposure to other cultures, which is one of the primary reasons why i travel.

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Originally posted by verndogs considering that roughly around 25% of US citizens own a passport we suck at traveling

If an american has a passport that means (s)he traveled outside of NA (with the exception of some central american countries). considering that 25% equals around 75,000,000 people i would say that we're pretty good at traveling. That number doesn't take into consideration americans who traveled to mexico and the carribean pre-2007 (actually you don't need a passport for land travel, so the number will remain low for a while).

A higher percentage of europeans have passports because they need them to travel to every other european country. If americans needed passports to travel from NY to NJ everyone would have one also. If you take european travel out of the equation i bet europeans don't travel as much as you think. Remember that a german taking vacation in spain is like us going to florida (not really that spectacular).

Im willling to bet that americans do more traveling abroad than europeans (if you take out euros traveling to other euro countries).

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Originally posted by jerZ07002 If an american has a passport that means (s)he traveled outside of NA (with the exception of some central american countries). considering that 25% equals around 75,000,000 people i would say that we're pretty good at traveling. That number doesn't take into consideration americans who traveled to mexico and the carribean pre-2007 (actually you don't need a passport for land travel, so the number will remain low for a while). A higher percentage of europeans have passports because they need them to travel to every other european country. If americans needed passports to travel from NY to NJ everyone would have one also. If you take european travel out of the equation i bet europeans don't travel as much as you think. Remember that a german taking vacation in spain is like us going to florida (not really that spectacular). Im willling to bet that americans do more traveling abroad than europeans (if you take out euros traveling to other euro countries).

What a load of shite James...Likening a trip from Germany to Spain as a trip from NYC to Flroida is absurd...I know youre not stupid enough to even believe that bullshit....

Sean kicked some arse at Eden on Tuesday.....

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Originally posted by jerZ07002 Im willling to bet that americans do more traveling abroad than europeans (if you take out euros traveling to other euro countries).

that sure as hell wasn't the case in Asia when I was there.

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Originally posted by verndogs that sure as hell wasn't the case in Asia when I was there.

come on now, you should know the reason for that.

europe...................asia

US................................................................................asia

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Originally posted by jerZ07002 come on now, you should know the reason for that. europe...................asia US................................................................................asia

not necessarily. it's only 2-4 hours more to fly to asia from the US than from Western Europe.

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Originally posted by jerZ07002 If an american has a passport that means (s)he traveled outside of NA (with the exception of some central american countries). considering that 25% equals around 75,000,000 people i would say that we're pretty good at traveling. That number doesn't take into consideration americans who traveled to mexico and the carribean pre-2007 (actually you don't need a passport for land travel, so the number will remain low for a while). A higher percentage of europeans have passports because they need them to travel to every other european country. If americans needed passports to travel from NY to NJ everyone would have one also. If you take european travel out of the equation i bet europeans don't travel as much as you think. Remember that a german taking vacation in spain is like us going to florida (not really that spectacular). Im willling to bet that americans do more traveling abroad than europeans (if you take out euros traveling to other euro countries).

wow...i'm constantly learning new stuff
...since when do i need a passport to travel inner european?

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Originally posted by ShellSh0ck wow...i'm constantly learning new stuff ...since when do i need a passport to travel inner european?

You beat me to it brother and it's nothing new...Only an American wouldn't know this...

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Originally posted by jerZ07002 If an american has a passport that means (s)he traveled outside of NA (with the exception of some central american countries). considering that 25% equals around 75,000,000 people i would say that we're pretty good at traveling. That number doesn't take into consideration americans who traveled to mexico and the carribean pre-2007 (actually you don't need a passport for land travel, so the number will remain low for a while). A higher percentage of europeans have passports because they need them to travel to every other european country. If americans needed passports to travel from NY to NJ everyone would have one also. If you take european travel out of the equation i bet europeans don't travel as much as you think. Remember that a german taking vacation in spain is like us going to florida (not really that spectacular). Im willling to bet that americans do more traveling abroad than europeans (if you take out euros traveling to other euro countries).

even though you were a bit mistaken about the passport within EU, your premise is 100 percent correct, Europeans do travel more, but in some cases it takes less tha 2 hours for them to visit many different countries, we Americans travel alot, but where we do miss out is not having a set amount of vacation days , as does our European friends, as somebody who leans to the right I do have to agree with my friends on the left that this is a major malfunction of our system

there is a damn fact for everything...

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