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andy
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 Need a lift from SD to LA on July 23 (last day of SDCC) Can anyone give me a lift from SD to LA on the afternoon or evening of July 23, the last day of the SDCC? If so, please PM me. Willing to pay $30 for gas. I will have a suitcase and backpack so I don't want to use public transportation.
Pls PM me if you can help out.
thx
andy
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chris
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Gettin desperate huh... 
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andy
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Hey, yeah thanks! Caught your constructive comment in the other thread I started. Thanks for looking out! 
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chris
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I know where you can rent one of these cheap in SD...kinda bumpy ride tho..
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andy
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Hey! Cool! Thanks! Wow! Keep em coming!
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the_z
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Re: Need a lift from SD to LA on July 23 (last day of SDCC) creaturion wrote: Can anyone give me a lift from SD to LA on the afternoon or evening of July 23, the last day of the SDCC? If so, please PM me. Willing to pay $30 for gas. I will have a suitcase and backpack so I don't want to use public transportation.
Pls PM me if you can help out.
thx
andy Just admit it...you don't want to ride wit the convicts on the Greyhound
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Locomoco
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I've always been curious to see who actually rides on greyhound...
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andy
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LOL I don't mind GH for such a short trip. It's more of a logistical issue about getting my stuff to the GH station, and from there to my LA destination. If I can stash my stuff at a left-luggage place at SDCC on SUnday, I might go the public trans. route (if all else fails)
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cesar
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Locomoco wrote: I've always been curious to see who actually rides on greyhound... Shit....ain't no shame in riding the shame train...I once rode the silverdog from N.Y.C. to L.A....now thats a journey....highly unrecommended...
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Locomoco
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cesar wrote: Locomoco wrote: I've always been curious to see who actually rides on greyhound... Shit....ain't no shame in riding the shame train...I once rode the silverdog from N.Y.C. to L.A....now thats a journey....highly unrecommended... Wow... now that's a trip I'd like to hear about...
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bryanarchy
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cesar wrote: Locomoco wrote: I've always been curious to see who actually rides on greyhound... Shit....ain't no shame in riding the shame train...I once rode the silverdog from N.Y.C. to L.A....now thats a journey....highly unrecommended... Cesar,
when i become famous, i'm hiring you to write all my press releases...
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lostinky
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Greyhound= Flask sporting army jacket wearing mumblers with large pocket knives, a love of Bill Cosby and all matters to do with the occult.
I've rode Greyhound twice across the U.S.
I would suggest walking
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locomoto566
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lostinky wrote: Greyhound= Flask sporting army jacket wearing mumblers with large pocket knives, a love of Bill Cosby and all matters to do with the occult.
I've rode Greyhound twice across the U.S.
I would suggest walking or the short yellow bus.
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the_z
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lostinky wrote: Greyhound= Flask sporting army jacket wearing mumblers with large pocket knives, a love of Bill Cosby and all matters to do with the occult.
I've rode Greyhound twice across the U.S.
I would suggest walking It's funny/sad because it's true...if we start trading Greyhound stories though, we'll need a whole new forum...
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cesar
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what he said....
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el word
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creaturion wrote: If I can stash my stuff at a left-luggage place at SDCC on SUnday, I might go the public trans. route (if all else fails) Just so you know, they do have this there. My husband and I did it last year. In fact, it allowed us to get into the exhibition hall early before all of the line-standers. 
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andy
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Thanks Laura. That's something I really did need to know!
So that makes things even easier. I basically will need a lift from the SDCC-> a place in LA on Sunday.
(BTW, I've also criss-crossed the USA several times, on a combo of train, bus, car, plane....everything but cart and buggy.  Last year I traveled from Texas up to Indiana, then eventually over to Virginia, and up to MA. Good trip. :O)
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Pogue
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i like planes
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andy
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I've had several offers, so if all goes well, I should be set. :O)
BTW, traveling across the US on Amtrak is pretty cool, especially from Denver to Sacramento...
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jordanicus
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denver to sacramento is now cross country? 
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andy
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No, but NYC-> Seattle is, with parts of Canada added in for good measure.
The cross mountain bit was the best part, scenic wise...
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