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Any tips for Lincoln? I'm hitting the college game on Saturday afternoon as part of my Midwest tour and may stay the night.

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I grew up in Omaha, Nebraska and all my friends went to UNL, I use to go down there a couple times a month. Go to O between about 12-15th street during the weekend but especially on gameday, that's where all the college chicks and football fans are after the game. On game day on O street is so crazy that any bar will be packed. I feel Nebraska in general is somewhat social circle oriented but then again I grew up there but in certain environments at the right time pick up works decently and I feel Nebraska game day in Lincoln is one of them.

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You coming to Detroit?

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Your always welcome in Saint Louis, Roosh. The gateway to the mid-best

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I stopped in Lincoln a year ago. O Street is where everything is. It's the main street of the downtown area, but the University is right next to downtown.

One of the places I went was the Zoo Bar. I don't know how much game opportunity it offers, but it is a blues bar, and looks like something right out of the original Blues Brothers movie, unchanged since at least the mid-70's. I thought it was interesting.

Whenever I travel around the US, I just search for bars on Google maps. I look for the clusters of bars. Some clusters are bogus, like an area near a mall with lots of Chili's and Applebee's, but when you find a cluster of interesting bars, that's usually the place to go.

One of the bars on O Street had a review on the Google page saying that everybody in the bar was at least under 22. I though that was a funny way to illustrate how young the crowd is. It's definitely true for some of the bars I checked out that night.

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YEAH, cafes, bars, music and film on (or off) 'O Street." Social center of the Nebraska - or at least Lincoln - universe.

There's also a nice art gallery close by, on the edge of campus, for free public art and performing enticements.

Always EXCELLENT to chat up locals.

SEE red and white circles with single digit numbers in the lower left of this campus map:



SEE "Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center (RVB)" at circle "6."

This only two or three blocks from O Street.

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Any luck gaming those Midwestern broads? I'd be interested to hear how Roosh's international man of mystery or "most interesting man in the world" game works in the heartland, sometimes those kinds of chicks dig more "country" type dudes, cowboy hat/boots, big jacked up truck, etc. That said from a technical stand point, Roosh's game has to be light years ahead of probably about 99% of the guys out there.

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(11-07-2015 01:06 AM)Roosh Wrote:  Any tips for Lincoln? I'm hitting the college game on Saturday afternoon as part of my Midwest tour and may stay the night.

Yeah, stick to the center of the city near campus (O street and thereabouts), lots of college sloots who would love a confident guy who's not the average white jock that attends UNL.

Stay away from Omaha. It's boring.