Walderschmidt
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Washington D.C.
Hey everybody,
I have arranged to meet up and hang out with an Armenian girl I met, in Washington D.C. on the 29th of December. The trouble is, I don't live in Washington D.C., and therefore don't know what there is to do.
Objective of the 'meet-up':
Enjoy myself and see how far I can get
Background info:
I'll be meeting this girl in the Bethesda area. She's 19 and I'm 18, so bars, unfortunately, won't do. Parks or a place to sit down would be nice I guess. This girl isn't Americanized yet, so I think I could get away with a park.
Logistics wise, things aren't so good. I'm restricted to taxi cabs, and I'm sleeping at my grandma's. But I can work with that. I'm only in D.C. for a day or two because I'm just passing through.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
Wald
(This post was last modified: 12-17-2010 11:56 AM by Walderschmidt.)
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thegmanifesto
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RE: Washington D.C.
Walderschmidt,
I got you covered. Here is what you do:
- Take metro to Woodley Park/Zoo
- Roll around Zoo (girls love Zoos) Make sure you check out the "cute" animals (Build rapport and make her comfortable) - Cost: Zero
- Stroll over to National Cathedral (possibly the most beautiful building in the US) - keep momentum flowing, be The G - Cost: Zero
- Roll to "Bishops Gardens", kiss her, get shaker, blower, possibly swoop. - Cost :Zero
Follow this to the letter and you will get the swoop for the cost of two Metro tickets.
You owe me one, and you better report back.
Good luck young player.
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(This post was last modified: 12-16-2010 12:31 PM by thegmanifesto.)
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RE: Washington D.C.
(12-16-2010 06:22 AM)Walderschmidt Wrote: Hey everybody,
I have arranged to meet up and hang out with an Armenian girl I met, in Washington D.C.. The trouble is, I don't live in Washington D.C., and therefore don't know what there is to do.
Logistics wise, things aren't so good. I'm restricted to taxi cabs, and I'm sleeping at my grandma's. But I can work with that. I'm only in D.C. for a day or two because I'm just passing through.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
Wald
Are you meeting during the week or on the weekend? There are a number of things yo can do but I don't know what you like.
It's kinda cold to be outside unless you both like fidget temperatures. A lot of stuff is accessible by metro (train) at a low cost.
Obviously, you can do the museums and monuments since she is pretty new. Also, you can do things like go ice skating down at the Mall or go bowling at Lucky Strike next to the Verizon Center (if you go on Sunday the have a Latin music dance party as well). Lucky Strike is also in Chinatown if you like Asian food.
Downtown Bethesda has some decent restaurants or you can go to the Adams Morgan area of DC and hit some ethnic restaurants and also the National Zoo, if you like. The Zoo is a good look, but it might be cold as shit. Dress properly and be prepared to freeze your nutts off.
Also, close to Bethesda is Rockville, MD and you can go to the Mall, eat and maybe hit something like Dave & Busters (similar to ESPN Zone). The advantage of the Mall is being inside and eating somewhere like Cheesecake Factory and Dave and Busters has a lot of games and you can win her a cute stuffed animal and stuff like that. You can also do some window shopping, although the Mall may be crowded this time of year so you will see a lot of other fine babes also. There is a lot of nice shit in the Mall and you can see what kind of stuff she likes. The big plus would be being indoors when its freezing outside. The downside might be the crowd around the holidays.
(This post was last modified: 12-16-2010 12:44 PM by JayMillz.)
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kimleebj
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RE: Washington D.C.
Bishop Gardens is outside the National Cathedral. But Rocco is right; it is too damn cold. But really - an outdoor zoo and gardens in freezing weather?
There are plenty of indoor museums, art galleries, and theatres downtown. There is NFL, NBA, NHL, and college basketball. You should probably just get dinner or see a movie at White Flint or Montgomery mall. D.C. has a lot of good (and cheap) Vietnamese restaurants.
http://www.downtownbethesda.com/guide/be...p?pid=0195
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RE: Washington D.C.
(12-16-2010 06:22 AM)Walderschmidt Wrote: Hey everybody,
I have arranged to meet up and hang out with an Armenian girl I met, in Washington D.C.. The trouble is, I don't live in Washington D.C., and therefore don't know what there is to do.
Objective of the 'meet-up':
Enjoy myself and see how far I can get
Background info:
I'll be meeting this girl in he Bethesda area. She's 19 and I'm 18, so bars, unfortunately, won't do. Parks or a place to sit down would be nice I guess. This girl isn't Americanized yet, so I think I could get away with a park.
Logistics wise, things aren't so good. I'm restricted to taxi cabs, and I'm sleeping at my grandma's. But I can work with that. I'm only in D.C. for a day or two because I'm just passing through.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
Wald
If you wanna impress her and she doesn't know shit about DC...then take her to the mall and show her
The Smithsonian-http://www.si.edu/museums/
Air Space Musuem - http://www.nasm.si.edu/
Capitol Visitor Center - http://www.visitthecapitol.gov/
Lincoln Monument - standard procedure
Newseum - http://www.newseum.org/
most are free (say the Newseum)..all are downtown and walkable..all accesible by taxi or metro (subway) http://www.wmata.com/
You can hit either U st Nw/Adams Morgan say block 13 on and experience some local cuisine like Ethiopian or Ben's Chili which is the hallmark for the entire city...or hit one of the million independents downtown DC espeially on Kst Nw, Mst Nw or 18th st Nw or Georgetown...no offense to G-manifesto but I would not recommend the National Zoo in the middle of winter...it's cold, the animals are pissed that it's cold....springtime or summer, definitely go..
good luck....
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thegmanifesto
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RE: Washington D.C.
I have no idea how cold it is there right now (I am in 65 degree sunny weather at the beach), and I forget that most people are freezing right now.
And in all fairness, he didn't say "when" this was going to take place, so go easy. This could be taking place in May for all we know.
Regardless of how cold it is it is always a good move to get an outdoor blower right?
The museum idea is good, so if you are going to go that route, might as well go to the cream of the crop:
National Gallery of Art (free)
Phillips Collection (nominal cost, and most significant works of art in the city.)
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(This post was last modified: 12-16-2010 06:32 PM by thegmanifesto.)
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kimleebj
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RE: Washington D.C.
They are teenagers; we aren't talking about hotels and five-star restaurants. Bethesda is not walkable, you probably can't even rent a car at that age, and you need a good reason to take the Metro in the cold.
Borrow granny's car or tell the girl to get a car. Otherwise you must take cabs locally, or take the Metro downtown. Let her show you the sights. Without information about your preferences and dates, I don't know whether to suggest the Corcoran Gallery (modern art), a restaurant, show, or sports event. The Museum of Natural History is a good, safe, tourist choice.
I vote that she takes you to the local mall, or downtown to show you tourist stuff. We haven't even considered critical details like flaking, alcohol, and whether she has roommates.
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thegmanifesto
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Walderschmidt
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RE: Washington D.C.
(12-16-2010 06:30 PM)thegmanifesto Wrote: I have no idea how cold it is there right now (I am in 65 degree sunny weather at the beach), and I forget that most people are freezing right now.
And in all fairness, he didn't say "when" this was going to take place, so go easy. This could be taking place in May for all we know.
Regardless of how cold it is it is always a good move to get an outdoor blower right?
The museum idea is good, so if you are going to go that route, might as well go to the cream of the crop:
National Gallery of Art (free)
Phillips Collection (nominal cost, and most significant works of art in the city.)
You're right, I forgot to include the date!
I am meeting her on the 29th because this meet up is a side show to the actual vacation I am going on. I'll be going to Mexico for a week before hand, and I'll be spending New Year's with my best friend near D.C.
Thanks for all the replies.
(I have edited the first post)
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kimleebj
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RE: Washington D.C.
(12-17-2010 11:37 AM)Walderschmidt Wrote: I am meeting her on the 29th
12/29/10 Maryland vs. North Florida College Park, Md. 8:00 p.m. ET
You should be able to buy tickets from scalpers outside the building.
(This post was last modified: 12-17-2010 12:55 PM by kimleebj.)
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