Shit, I'm an idiot, uh...y...yokohama, Japan, same trip, less dysentary.

Wait how does Singapore make a Y?

??

When I'm drunk.

Kk.

So going from Singapore I say El Paso.

Oneonta, NY

Albuquerque, NM

City of Ill Fortune - something terrible happens to me every time I go there.

Exeter, UK

"@Fasces - Respect dude! My travels outside the US have been all northern and central European or Central/Spouth American and Canada. I really want to hit Africa, Turkey & the Med, Australia/New Zealand, and Asia & Japan. Italy and Greece are on our plans for our 25th anniversary."
Your missing a lot, when it comes to tourism North America is a pretty weak continent (I am fortunate enough to live in a family that travels alot and we have lived in both Europe and Africa as well as were we currently live (Canada). And yeah, Tanzinia and Kenya (two countries I lived in while living in Africa) were pretty cool countries to live in. Good memories there, but given that I had never used a computer or watched cartoons before I was 10 years old seems pretty strange in todays world, especially given that by 10 years old I mean September 2004.

Edinburgh.
Forget the castle, the royal mile or the festival, i fetched up in the water after a very messy end to the edinburgh derby one early morning. Couldnt even tell you who won.

"when it comes to tourism North America is a pretty weak continent"

Hardly weak at all. Let's start with a few local to me - NYC, Washington DC, Niagara Falls, the Adirondack Mtns, Montreal, Toronto, Cape Cod, Newport RI, just to name a few world-class tourist destinations. Just because tourist spots are a little more spread out doesn't mean it's a weak continent by any means. American destinations alone can stand toe to toe with anything European for a fraction of the price.

Oh, and Rutland, VT.

Detroit, MI.

I once dated a girl from Detroit. She was a really sweet girl, but she's a lesbian now. I really wish her the best.

Troy, NY

I once loved a girl from Gordon Street. But that was long ago, when I was young.

Yellowknife, Canada

@2nd: I disagree, and I have been to half of those (NY, Adirondack, Cape Cod, Newport being the ones I haven't bee to)

Elgin, Texas

Nothing from there is interesting.

@fasces.

where did you live in africa, what for, what did you think of it

Yeah, fasces, that's pretty indefensible. 2nd didn't even mention the Grand Canyon, the rockies, the Sonoran desert, the Pacific, the cascades, Yosemite, San Francisco, Alaska, etc., etc.

Nairobi, Kenya

"where did you live in africa, what for, what did you think of it"
I lived in Dar Es Salam, Tanzania. But went to a boarding school in Kenya (the same one my dad went to growing up when is parents lived in Kenya). As for why we were they, I was 4 years old when we moved there in 1998, it wasn't my choice, but my parents.

I enjoyed Africa, weather was always nice, we lived on the beach so nice access to swimming, we went on safari's a lot and saw a lot of cool stuff, we've been attacked by a hyena (believe it or not it was my younger sisters scream that scared it off, lol), elephants (flipped a car once, luckily not our car but a friends, another time it was interested in our camp fire cause there was some elephant bones nearby, we just had to stay silent until it left), and baboons.

Our house was infected with a black mamba (second most poisonous snake in the world iirc) twice.

In other words it was a miracle that we all escaped alive and unharmed, well thats not completely true, mother got blinded with she was infected with malaria, it was actually her loss of sight that caused us to move back to Canada.

Irvine, California

Supposed to be the safest big city in America. It is nothing but a conglomeration of cookie-cutter houses and condos on postage-stamp lots and high rise office towers with expensive parking. Safe, yes - but a more soulless city I have yet to come across.

Ithaca, Greece.

A small, picturesque island in Ionian Sea (-> take a look at 7players map), which is generally identified with Homer's Ithaca, the home of Odysseus.

Amsterdam, Netherlands

Madison, Wisconson

Crap, I misspelled Wisconsin.

New London, Connecticut.

I got to walk through downtown New London one time in February of 2008. First time I'd seen one of those old-school New England cities. It was fascinating - like I'd slipped backwards in time to the 18th Century if I pretended there were no cars. I took a ton of pictures but some jackass stole my laptop shortly thereafter, so those pictures (and pictures from dozens of other cities I worked in that winter) are gone forever :-( .

The drive from Connecticut to Maine a few days later with all the snow-covered trees was perhaps the most beautiful scenery I'd ever seen. Certainly can't see anything like it in Southern California.

New Orleans, LA

Great city, 'd love to there.

San Antonion, TX

San Antonio (no 'n' at the end) I mean of course

Of course, I never figured out how New London started with an 'M' from the end of Amsterdam...

I thought the last city was Madison, Wisconsin?

madisoN->New london

Uh oh... Let me guess, Diplomat33. I have him muted.

<* wipes egg from face *>

eating breakfast draug? haha