Post: #26

Minneapolis is good. Lots of blonde women (most of them of Scandinavian descent). Uptown is a great place for Game. Although, it can be bitterly cold in January-February.

Post: #27

(12-24-2013 08:18 PM)scotian Wrote:  

(12-24-2013 12:56 AM)MSW2007 Wrote:  Cincinnati or Columbus.

I've never been but ever since E-mech posted a map of Ohio with an outlined "poon belt", I've been interested in Ohio. They have lots of pro sports teams and the economy sucks so things like rent and entertainment should be cheap, I wonder what it would be like to spend a month in an Ohio city in the summer?

Miami (OH) seems like it could be a gem. Big time college town too.

Post: #28

I've got it down to Iowa City, Oklahoma City, and Charlotte.

Post: #29

(12-25-2013 12:50 AM)Marvin Wrote:  Minneapolis is good. Lots of blonde women (most of them of Scandinavian descent). Uptown is a great place for Game. Although, it can be bitterly cold in January-February.

What's with these really cold places having lots and lots of women?? Some of these warmer Southwest cities have way less women out and about

Post: #30

Before you decide, what about KC? It seems to fit a lot of what you are looking for in terms of your criteria:


-A city that can provide venues for both a younger crowd and mature upscale crowd.

Check.

-Has a gastronomy scene that is unique to the Region (ie New Orleans Cajun style or Austin and their TX BBQ)

Check check. KC BBQ is amazing plus there's some of the best steak/meats in the country. Also, the Mexican-American community has been there for a very long time and I find that the Mexican restaurants are pretty good. Lot of other good ethnic restaurants to eat at all over town as well.

-Bars/Clubs music scene isn't concentrated on one genre but has variety.

Good variety in KC. Bars all over town, with the Plaza and Power & Light district offering up a nice variety. Plus little neighborhood bars in various communities as well (Westport, Waldo, etc.). There's a lively jazz scene there too.

-Most main attractions are within most of the major hotels.

You could stay on the Plaza and walk around & explore without a car if you wanted. Obviously a car is generally necessary but you can get around the city very easily as there's not really much traffic.

-I'm thinking late January-mid February. Weather is NOT a factor.

KC weather isn't bad. You regularly get 50-60 degree days that pop up in the middle of winter. It gets cold too but nothing like Chicago or Boston.

KC is pretty cheap too and easy to navigate. The midwest vibe is really chill too and it's a fairly stress-free environment. You've got the Chiefs and Royals as well so there's some big league teams to cheer for too.

Finally, KC is literally in the center of the country pretty much so flying anywhere is easy, although the international flight selection is limited. But you can get to the East Coast in about 2 hours or so, and to Vegas in under 3. Think it's worth considering.

Post: #31

Providence, RI. Athens, GA, El Paso, TX

Post: #32

(12-25-2013 01:10 AM)CThunder86 Wrote:  

(12-24-2013 08:18 PM)scotian Wrote:  

(12-24-2013 12:56 AM)MSW2007 Wrote:  Cincinnati or Columbus.

I've never been but ever since E-mech posted a map of Ohio with an outlined "poon belt", I've been interested in Ohio. They have lots of pro sports teams and the economy sucks so things like rent and entertainment should be cheap, I wonder what it would be like to spend a month in an Ohio city in the summer?

Miami (OH) seems like it could be a gem. Big time college town too.

Yeah, but not much else going on and no major cities close by. If you're going to do Ohio, gotta go with Columbus. Big enough for a lot of activity, but not TOO big.

Post: #33

(12-24-2013 07:35 PM)Edmund Dantes Wrote:  

(12-24-2013 12:22 AM)mbare Wrote:  Louisville, KY.

Go on...

Not a lot of time to explain...about to head out. Plus it sounds like the OP narrowed it down already, but perhaps Louisville could be the place next time.

I'm from that area originally, however I haven't lived there since 2001 and haven't gone out there probably since 2005. But I do recall many attractive women and more than plenty of nightlife venues (Bardstown Rd, 4th street, etc) and great restaurants to hit up.
Also:
Ratios are good.
World famous Churchill Downs.
U of L
About 1 million people.
Revitalized river walk.
Friendly midwesterners.
Nice looking city overall.

Post: #34

Dallas:

Nice weather

Cheap as fuck (550 for a decent 1br apartment)

Good jobs going around, low cost of living

DFW airport, direct flights: Dubai (14 hrs), Tokyo (10 hrs), Europe (10 hrs), Rio/Argentina (11 hours), Sidney (15 hours), Mexico (2.5 to Mexico City).

Great food: Mexican and Tex-mex

Shit load of latinas

Girls are DTF

Home of the $30,000 millionaire (you can get a bmw and nice place with 30K...but live paycheck to paycheck)

Post: #35

Athens, GA
Charleston, SC
El Paso, TX
Salt Lake City, UT
Tampa, FL
Orlando, FL

All those are poosy paradises if you got some reasonable amount of skill.

I'm open to suggestions north of the Mason Dixon, outside of NYC. So many places, so little time.

Post: #36

What about somewhere in NH?!

Post: #37

Would Dallas or El Paso be better for hot easy Mexican girls?

Post: #38

Savannah, GA - easy to fly to, awesome inexpensive hotels, amazing food and bars, close to golf, the ocean.

Monterey, CA - Easy and cheap to fly to(San Jose), Big Sur, the aquarium, Laguna Seca, mtb biking, whale watching, fishing

+1 Portland, ME - I lived there as well. Terrific food, has to be one of the most underrated food cities. Easy flights.

Salt Lake City - if you like to ski.

Post: #39

(12-25-2013 03:04 PM)CThunder86 Wrote:  Would Dallas or El Paso be better for hot easy Mexican girls?

Well for black women, the DFW is wide open. It isn't a jumpoff kind of place though. They suffer from boredom. You would have to stay between 2 weeks - a month to do some sizeable damage though since the logistics are not that user friendly. POF isn't that bad there. Texas BBQ.

Post: #40

(12-25-2013 01:10 AM)CThunder86 Wrote:  

(12-24-2013 08:18 PM)scotian Wrote:  

(12-24-2013 12:56 AM)MSW2007 Wrote:  Cincinnati or Columbus.

I've never been but ever since E-mech posted a map of Ohio with an outlined "poon belt", I've been interested in Ohio. They have lots of pro sports teams and the economy sucks so things like rent and entertainment should be cheap, I wonder what it would be like to spend a month in an Ohio city in the summer?

Miami (OH) seems like it could be a gem. Big time college town too.

I go nuts if I'm in Miami for more than a few days. There's plenty of bangable women but there's little to do or see that's not atleast an hour's drive.

Post: #41

(12-25-2013 03:04 PM)CThunder86 Wrote:  Would Dallas or El Paso be better for hot easy Mexican girls?

El paso has a higher percetange of mexican girls....

but dallas has more.

EP would require knowing spanish and having a tight social circle as it's a small place. There are only so many places you can go before you run out of spots to game.

Post: #42

Dallas has warmer weather in late Feb

Cheap direct forms from DTW also...hmm

Post: #43

(12-25-2013 11:09 PM)CThunder86 Wrote:  Dallas has warmer weather in late Feb

Cheap direct forms from DTW also...hmm

Just be ready for 100+F days during the summer, sometimes it reaches 112 degrees.

Post: #44

(12-25-2013 10:42 PM)MSW2007 Wrote:  

(12-25-2013 01:10 AM)CThunder86 Wrote:  

(12-24-2013 08:18 PM)scotian Wrote:  

(12-24-2013 12:56 AM)MSW2007 Wrote:  Cincinnati or Columbus.

I've never been but ever since E-mech posted a map of Ohio with an outlined "poon belt", I've been interested in Ohio. They have lots of pro sports teams and the economy sucks so things like rent and entertainment should be cheap, I wonder what it would be like to spend a month in an Ohio city in the summer?

Miami (OH) seems like it could be a gem. Big time college town too.

I go nuts if I'm in Miami for more than a few days. There's plenty of bangable women but there's little to do or see that's not atleast an hour's drive.

Edit - the town is actually Oxford, OH.

Post: #45

Ohio is interesting to me as well. You can rent an entire house for 400 bucks a month in many big cities there. I've heard Louisville is on the edge of Midwest and southern vibes. It could be interesting.

I'd be interested in seeing a Midwest vs south comparison as well.

Post: #46

(12-25-2013 12:44 PM)LEMONed IScream Wrote:  What about somewhere in NH?!

Exactly what I was thinking. Or RI. My criteria are:

1. Not full of tourist
2. People don't travel out of region much.
3. Decent public trans
4. < Expensive than NYC

I didn't get too much exotic factor in PA, but it was there. I need to stand out more, as these will be short and sweet trips.

Post: #47

(12-26-2013 04:17 PM)Aliblahba Wrote:  

(12-25-2013 12:44 PM)LEMONed IScream Wrote:  What about somewhere in NH?!

Exactly what I was thinking. Or RI. My criteria are:

1. Not full of tourist
2. People don't travel out of region much.
3. Decent public trans
4. < Expensive than NYC

I didn't get too much exotic factor in PA, but it was there. I need to stand out more, as these will be short and sweet trips.

Ali These 3 cities that I Know of fit your criteria sans public Transportation, Also my input to CThunder to consider these cities as well.

1. Columbus, OH
2. Louisville, KY
3. Nashville, TN

Post: #48

(12-27-2013 02:28 PM)Lothario Wrote:  

(12-26-2013 04:17 PM)Aliblahba Wrote:  

(12-25-2013 12:44 PM)LEMONed IScream Wrote:  What about somewhere in NH?!

Exactly what I was thinking. Or RI. My criteria are:

1. Not full of tourist
2. People don't travel out of region much.
3. Decent public trans
4. < Expensive than NYC

I didn't get too much exotic factor in PA, but it was there. I need to stand out more, as these will be short and sweet trips.

Ali These 3 cities that I Know of fit your criteria sans public Transportation, Also my input to CThunder to consider these cities as well.

1. Columbus, OH
2. Louisville, KY
3. Nashville, TN

Funny you put Nashville. I've been thinking a lot about Memphis too.

Which would be better?? Nashville or Memphis?

Going to try to get it down to 3 cities. I like to book my flights early. I love anticipation.

Post: #49

Nashville over Memphis by a landslide. Don't let the honky tonk music scene stop you from visiting places, them country gals in their daisy duke shorts and cow boy boots are mighty fine.

There are datasheets on the forum available on both Nashville and Memphis. I have been to both, any specific questions ?

Post: #50

Go with your first thought -- Milwaukee.

Easy to get everywhere and tons of opportunities to talk to all types of girls.

Madison is horrible once you're past college age.