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As much trouble and *cough* "sales" I did in the 80's and early 90's I cannot believe I have never been to Vegas. Vegas baby. I got a couple of clients there but the travel budget is the size of a Peppermint Patty now.

And despite having family in Madrid, never been there either.

Hope to fix one of the two this year.

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As much trouble and *cough* "sales" I did in the 80's and early 90's I cannot believe I have never been to Vegas. Vegas baby.

It's Vegas for me too. I've wanted to go since I turned 21, but things just never worked out.

That changes during Thanksgiving break this fall. My Dad and I are hitting the strip then! It will probably be my only vacation until after I graduate.

Once I finish up with school I'd love to visit Dublin, Edinburgh, and London.

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Skywalker Ranch.

got a cousin in Miami a filmmaker. Was THIS close to working on the last three episodes of Star Wars. Was at SW Ranch and didn't make the final team. Crushed to say the least. Just doing the editing of those films would have set him for life.

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As much trouble and *cough* "sales" I did in the 80's and early 90's I cannot believe I have never been to Vegas. Vegas baby. I got a couple of clients there but the travel budget is the size of a Peppermint Patty now.

And despite having family in Madrid, never been there either.

Hope to fix one of the two this year.

Vegas, really?

I'll see your Vegas....

I've never been to North Carolina.

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