Things to do in L.A.?
11Come to my studio and make me some cables.
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Things to do in L.A.?
12Antero wrote:Could you at least give us a rough guideline?
If you're from Georgia, you should go to Koreatown. I don't think you guys get much good Korean food over there.
You have no idea how wrong you are.
Columbus is next to Ft Benning. Ft Benning is the largest infantry base in the world outside of China. Tons of those guys meet and marry Korean girls when they're stationed at the ROK/CFC base there.
Golden Chopstick is just phenomenal. Not worth living in a shit hole like Columbus again, but a fantastic place to eat Bulgogi...
Redline wrote:Not Crap. The sound of death? The sound of FUN! ScrrreeEEEEEEE
Things to do in L.A.?
13sorry for no response. been out of work sick. guideline is: june 27 - july 2. will be staying in anaheim. tagging along with friend who has some conference to go to. never been to the west coast.
thx!
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jayryan wrote:things to do in LA: go to danzig's house and note the brick wall around his house. ask a local about the additional pile of bricks in his driveway.
just went to the top of my to-do
joelb wrote:Find the airport.
found it
kerble wrote:kill yourself while watching Fantasia.
im assuming you haven't done this
Things to do in L.A.?
14Things to do in LA.
If you like cars go to the Peterson Art Museam
If you like art go to the Getty Museaum and the Contemporary Art Museum (Walking Distance from petersons and on the same bus line).
Like Carosells go to the Santa Monica Pier. Like Orsen Wells movies walk to nearby Venice beach used as the back drop in his RKO noir movie intro. IF you like funky hippie kinds of stuff walk along the board walk to venice beach and see the set of countless films. the tiny muscle beach, basketball cours and such as well as the a old frank geary house.
Like to drink go to Frank and Muso's ? This is were a lot of the old noir writers used to go.
Like tar pits go to the labrea tar pits.
Like Pastrami sandwiches Go to Canters, walk around and explore the used bookstores and thrift stores on fairfax. Nearby is the farmers market which is fun and has lots of mexican stuff.
Nice Mexican food in the resturant across the street from the train station which is fun too.
Like hanging with hipsters go to Silver Lake and check it out.
Go to the tiki bars - the one in the Beverly Hills Hilton is kind of fun for cleb spotting if that is your thing.
Go to Beverly Hills is it wilkshire blvd? and spend a lot of money on stuff. Nice resonably priced resturants there if you look around.
If you do some pre research you can stay in several star death hotel rooms - one of my faverite is the Sam Cook death room in Silver Lake. If you are into rock the sunset strip area has a bunch of clubs although I have no idea what would be a good one.
As far as LA distruction movies go I prefer "Miracle Mile"
If you like cars go to the Peterson Art Museam
If you like art go to the Getty Museaum and the Contemporary Art Museum (Walking Distance from petersons and on the same bus line).
Like Carosells go to the Santa Monica Pier. Like Orsen Wells movies walk to nearby Venice beach used as the back drop in his RKO noir movie intro. IF you like funky hippie kinds of stuff walk along the board walk to venice beach and see the set of countless films. the tiny muscle beach, basketball cours and such as well as the a old frank geary house.
Like to drink go to Frank and Muso's ? This is were a lot of the old noir writers used to go.
Like tar pits go to the labrea tar pits.
Like Pastrami sandwiches Go to Canters, walk around and explore the used bookstores and thrift stores on fairfax. Nearby is the farmers market which is fun and has lots of mexican stuff.
Nice Mexican food in the resturant across the street from the train station which is fun too.
Like hanging with hipsters go to Silver Lake and check it out.
Go to the tiki bars - the one in the Beverly Hills Hilton is kind of fun for cleb spotting if that is your thing.
Go to Beverly Hills is it wilkshire blvd? and spend a lot of money on stuff. Nice resonably priced resturants there if you look around.
If you do some pre research you can stay in several star death hotel rooms - one of my faverite is the Sam Cook death room in Silver Lake. If you are into rock the sunset strip area has a bunch of clubs although I have no idea what would be a good one.
As far as LA distruction movies go I prefer "Miracle Mile"