Vegas question...

Don Strevel wrote:

> Don, in Vegas almost thirty years.

but you no longer live here, right?

--tr

On Aug 13, 10:27 am, "Don Strevel" <dstre...@> wrote:
> 1) What is the most exciting thing you have eveer done in Vegas?? I mean
> the casino rush, the experience that still wakes you up in the middle of the
> night wide eyed!

Rolled a liquor store, or helped hide the body of a dead . It's
a tie.

> 2) What are your two fave places in Vegas?? Club,

Peppermill

Casino: El Cortez

Restaurant: Lotus of Siam, or just about anyplace with good hash
browns at three a.m.

Hotel: El Cortez

Matt

On Aug 13, 12:08 pm, "Matt@bigempire" <m...@bigempire.com> wrote:
> On Aug 13, 10:27 am, "Don Strevel" <dstre...@> wrote:
>
> > 1) What is the most exciting thing you have eveer done in Vegas?? I mean
> > the casino rush, the experience that still wakes you up in the middle of the
> > night wide eyed!
>
> Rolled a liquor store, or helped hide the body of a dead . It's
> a tie.
>
> > 2) What are your two fave places in Vegas?? Club,
>
> Peppermill
>
> Casino: El Cortez
>
> Restaurant: Lotus of Siam, or just about anyplace with good hash
> browns at three a.m.
>
> Hotel: El Cortez
>
> Matt

My favorite places are the El Cortez & the Plaza racebook, although I
like the table games area of the Hilton, and just about all the craps
pits downtown.

Favorite restaurant is probably the Bay City Diner or Magnolia's
Veranda. Roberta's is pretty good, although they're only open for
dinner. One of these days I'd like to try Lotus of Siam; I like Asian
food.

Cameron

"Don Strevel" <dstrevel@> wrote in message
news:382dnVrb5ozs913bnZ2dnUVZ_gGdnZ2d@. ..
>I am curious. We have a lot of great people here in the ng that experience
>Vegas from the tourism aspect. I have a few questions.
>
> 1) What is the most exciting thing you have eveer done in Vegas?? I mean
> the casino rush, the experience that still wakes you up in the middle of
> the night wide eyed!
>
Salt&Pepper!

> 2) What are your two fave places in Vegas?? Club, Casino, Restaurant,
> Hotel.... Downtown or the Strip. either one.
>
Bellagio, Four Seasons

>

In article <Om_vi.85120$dI1.32092@newsfe08.phx>, madscribe123
m says...
> Don Strevel wrote:
>
> > Don, in Vegas almost thirty years.
>
> but you no longer live here, right?
>
> --tr


He hasn't "lived here" since he got thrown out of his apartment and
moved to PHOENIX!


Chuck

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Don Strevel wrote:
> I am curious. We have a lot of great people here in the ng that experience
> Vegas from the tourism aspect. I have a few questions.
>
> 1) What is the most exciting thing you have eveer done in Vegas?? I mean
> the casino rush, the experience that still wakes you up in the middle of the
> night wide eyed!

Doing a line off a stripper's ....nah rally the most exciting things
was sitting down at nickel slot machine, first time to gamble in a
casino, and turning the roll of nickels into $27+ dollars. I thought I
was going to be rich. Also the first trip my wife and I took to Vegas
was great....the first time we had traveled together and we realized we
travel great together, not something I can say about most people. Still
the best trip I have ever had anywhere.

>
> 2) What are your two fave places in Vegas?? Club, Casino, Restaurant,
> Hotel.... Downtown or the Strip. either one.

Mirage and Caesar's. I have always wanted to stay at these two place
and finally stayed at the Mirage in July....it lived up to my expectations.


>
> We have a lot of great people inthe ng that have some one of a kind
> experiences in Vegas. Share these two if you don't mind.
>
> Don, in Vegas almost thirty years.... longer than most, less than some.
>
>