Lavender Room Meet Up

The Coffee Shop
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I’d be down. Quick weekend trip would be fun. As would sharing some bourbon with you clowns once and for all.

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I plan on plying you with drinks then stealing your watch(es).

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Now we’re talking. Vegas it is!

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I swear you better not disrespect my Mickey Mouse Timex

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I’m in for Vegas

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I am in. All night poker!!!

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Last time a gun wanker on your scale visited Vegas it didn’t end well.

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So:

Chicago
Vegas
Nashville

Forget about. New Zealand. And especially forget Canada. Any other suggestions. DC? San Diego? Newport Beach? Casino Morongo?

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Jeez, tell us how you really feel.
Canada might actually be a decent choice. You guys will get a 30% discount on the dollar. I would selfishly nominate whistler as a hosting town. Close to a major airport, plenty of hotels/accomodations, good food, drinks and nightlife. Aim for shoulder season and you can get some good deals.

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See, we were having a nice moment and you waltzed right in and fucked it up. Read the fuckin’ room.

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I could easily google but wtf is “shoulder season?”

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BCtriguy’s right.
And the dollar would work in your favour.

How about Niagara? It has similar stuff to Vegas, albeit at a much much much smaller scale. Also, close to a major airport.

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Is it possible to do a virtual meet up for those that can’t travel? I’m not even sure how that would work depending on how many people would show but there might be a way too ok get some value out of a virtual.

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I’ll throw my place out there here in Xantusia, you all can ask Cathy about it as she hosted at least a dozen Womens camps up here. But it would just be mostly nature, drinking, and talking shit, and that other forum thing if you are into that.

I do like the Vegas idea though, cheap flights from just about everywhere, lots to do like drinking, talking shit, and some wild poker stuff. I’d be up for that, but probably not many other places…

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from Google: “Shoulder season” is called that because it sits between the “peak” (high) season and the “off-peak” (low) season, much like how a shoulder sits on either side of the head on a body, essentially acting as a transitional period between the two extremes; it’s considered the “in-between” time with less crowds and often better prices than peak season.

For Vancouver, shoulder seasons are Spring and Fall. High seasons are winter (for snow sports) or summer (for great weather and outdoors).

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You need to add a few more muches here.

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Give me a steakhouse and brown liquor. But I’m not going into the middle of the woods with you LR folk…I’m not gonna end up as a lifetime movie.

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Well think this is more middle of the desert moreso. You can see them coming from a mile away.

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Seems like the middle of no where(which is the beauty) but we are within 50 minutes to an hour and a half of 4 major airports(without traffic). And you get to pet Joshua trees too!!

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Winter and summer are peak seasons for skiing and mtn biking. Spring and fall are shoulder seasons, when you can’t usually do either activity or at least not under good conditions. Those are typically good times to get good deals or enjoy the resort when it’s less busy.

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