im planning on having a get together with about 7 or 8 people and i wanted to know how are they with noise complaints?
sorry, they are probable pretty strict, my advice is to get a corner room, so you can be away from otherrooms…
I am looking to go around spring break with a few friends. I tried to google search some places but it was just all overwhelming! If anyone can give me a lead or a good site to check out I would appreciate it!
Renting a house or a condo would be a great idea, and since there will be a group of your friends with you it shouldn’t cost too much as you can split the cost between you. There are a lot of choices for rentals in the South Carolina / Myrtle Beach area. I’m not sure how much you are looking to spend, so I would say that it’s best to do your homework and use online research to find available places to stay that fit within your budget.
Rather than give you a specific property name and location, I would suggest that you do some research on the available houses/condos, the prices and the locations. I have used justvr.com in the past and it was quite helpful for narrowing down my choices and booking a few nights stay.
At a nudist beach doesnt size matter. I mean when your gf is staring at another guy with a huge dong wouldnt you get a bit insecure?
You’re missing the point about nudism completely!
Nudism isn’t about sex, so the size of anything doesn’t matter.
Maybe someone can tell me the best spots in Pinellas County and the best beach spots. Also the best night life spots. I will be visiting soon and probably will be staying at one of the hotels near the beach. Also, I would welcome areas I should stay away from
Pinellas county is home to Caladesi Island State Park which is America’s #1 Beach for 2008. The beach is located in Dunedin, Florida
More info about Caladesi Island:
http://www.floridastateparks.org/CaladesiIsland/
Pinellas county is also home to Ft. Desoto Park which consistently ranks in America’s top 10 beaches. In 2005 it was ranked the #1 Beach in the nation.
More info about Ft. Desoto:
http://www.pinellascounty.org/park/05_Ft_Desoto.htm
I have personally been to all of these beaches many times and you will not be disappointed.
As far as nightlife goes Shepard’s on Clearwater Beach is the place to go. The resorts in South Pinellas are Tradewinds (pretty good nightlife), Grand Plaza Resort, Don Cesar (upscale resort known as the "pink palace"), The Vinoy in downtown St. Pete, etc.
Downtown St. Pete has several options for nightlife also. A few are:
Push Ultra Lounge
http://www.pushlounge.com/
The Bishop
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=102849316
St Pete Nightlife
http://www.stpetersburg.com/nightlife/
I want to buy pretty clothes, accessories, and nice things to put in my hand luggage and beach bag.
Going to Thailand.
Inexpensive items please.
Links also appreciated. Thanks
I got most of mine from New Look and H&M
Went to spain last year 
Im looking for hotels in Miami, either downtown, central area or South Beach area that have guest rooms, suites or penthouses that include a private hot tub. This could be in the room or maybe on some kind of roof top terrace or something like that. Any help or suggestions would be much appreciated.
Thank you in advance.
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Renting a beach cottage for one week this summer. There will be two adults and two children (one baby, one teenager).
The owner is providing the bare minimum: a few pots, pans and silverware. That’s about it…no small appliances at all (microwave, TV, toaster), linens, etc.
Aside from the obvious do you have suggestions/tips to make life easier while we’re there? Looking very forward to it and starting to plan already…want to be sure everything’s covered! Thanks for any help!
Sunscreen, sunglasses, snacks and games for the kids, a camera and battery charger, TOILET PAPER, cleaning supplies, bug spray, bath towels and a couple of good books. Don’t forget things like a can opener, corkscrew, bottle opener, first aid kit, cell phone & charger, a detailed map of the area and swim suits.
Don’t bring a lot of modern conveniences. Leave the DVDs and player at home. (I included the cell phone for emergencies.)
So my grandma has lived on the beach since 1997. She’s literally about 100 yards away from the water. Anyway, there is this vacant property (no house, just dunes overgrown with shrubs and grass) one house down from my grandma’s (Grandma’s House—Random House—Vacant Lot) which my dog just *refuses* to go near. He used to sniff around it several years ago when I would walk him, but in the past 5 years or so he won’t dare step foot on it. He’ll walk on the street right next to the grass line, but when I try to tug on his leash and pull him onto the property (owned by no one, except maybe a realty company), he will just dig his claws into the asphalt and brace himself against my tugs–even when he had a choke/pinch collar he wouldn’t budge!
I don’t know what it is with that property, because he’s fine everywhere else. Maybe there’s a presence there or something…who knows?
Although 7 years ago the tv on the 3rd floor of grandma’s house would always turn itself on sporadically after I got home from school. It’s stopped doing that, but my grandpa says it’s due to wiring or the cable signal or something. I don’t know if these two are related, but if any of y’all have anything to contribute, I would be most appreciative.
Thank you
Animals have higher senses then humans do. It may not be that there is presence there but instead that he can see or smell something that you can not. it doesn’t have to be paranormal it could be something as simple as a smell he doesn’t like or a sound or even a memory that he associated with the property. Or it could be paranormal though that would be my very last explanation.
I think they were Lion’s Mane jellyfish. They were clear and most of then didn’t have any tentacles but if they did there were few and they were small.
YES, you should be very careful around them. The fact that you can’t see the tentacles doesn’t mean they aren’t in the sand. Since the tentacles are often clear, they are very hard to spot until your foot starts burning from having stepped on one. The stinging cells don’t have to be attached to the jellyfish in order to sting.
The Lion’s Mane jellyfish does sometimes come that far south, so your identification may be correct.
I quote:
"They have a very severe sting that can produce blisters, irritation, and muscular cramp and may even affect respiratory and heart function. Cyanea capillata can still sting long after being stranded on the shore."
See:
http://www.marlin.ac.uk/species/Cyaneacapillata.htm
Well need to stay in the price range of 1,300 and under.. sleeps 6 or so. I have found some but we just need a few more options
xnxx.com is a great place or spankwire.com
They have the best beach houses in Panama.