Post: #51

The one thing I hate about living here is that you need a car to get everywhere and so you gotta watch the drinks.

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Everyone I've ever known drives wasted and has never considered a cab. You really only have to worry about getting pulled over on the streets. You're good to go on the freeways in the city limits. I remember some guy at a club reversing fast as hell and smashing into a wall. He peeled off with a busted light and bumper hanging lol.

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Then again my game is sharp when I'm sober so I don't get wasted unless the situation forces me too. I really hate getting drunk.

Post: #55

I think Montrose would be good to walk around and talk to girls. There's blocks and blocks of apartments. That's where I got an Alabama girls number last week.

A lot of hipster.record stores have free concerts with free beer. Cactus Music and other ones I can't think of right now.

As for driving, if you really wanna get rid of a car then get a moped or some shit and a Montrose apartment.

Post: #56

Man a moped that is going low and I mean low lol. It kind of screams beta hipster.

Post: #57

The California apartments are right behind catbirds. Great location and pretty cheap.

As far as scooters go, a classic Vespa wouldnt be too bad. Every once in a while I see an old skinhead on one.

Post: #58

Any idea how much those California apartments go for? That is a bad ass location. Living inside the loop is the best thing you can do even if you work far out somewhere.

Post: #59

Any info on the medical centre area? I am staying around there for a few weeks, for work. Staying in a long term residence hotel. I assume a lot of people stay in that area that are getting medical procedures.

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(12-31-2013 03:11 PM)Kdog Wrote:  Any info on the medical centre area? I am staying around there for a few weeks, for work. Staying in a long term residence hotel. I assume a lot of people stay in that area that are getting medical procedures.

Hermann Park is a great area for daygame on the weekend. It's walking distance from the medical center. You can also hit it about 530-6 weekdays when all the yuppies go walking/running. Rice University/Village are nearby, as is the museum district. The museums are big fun for gaming if you're into museums.

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Here is the 100 Approaches Thread I said I would start. So heading out to the Chinatown area today. Wish me luck.

Post: #62

Quote:Any idea how much those California apartments go for? That is a bad ass location. Living inside the loop is the best thing you can do even if you work far out somewhere.

1 bedrooms run around 650.

Post: #63

Alright made my update on the thread I posted about day one. Give me some critique and if any of you would be down in a month or so to try again. Heading out Saturday to the Galleria with the little money I have left, and working a bit more to earn some cash to blow when I try in Chinatown again.

Post: #64

Anyone heard of Critical Mass? I see there's lots of females on the facebook page.

Go to Hong Kong Mall on the weekends or you could try a Chinese restaurant and get a FOB. They're always laughing and extra nice even though they barely know English.

Post: #65

Ya man what I got so far from Hong King Mall are that it is the place where FOBs gather. I didn't see any chicks in their 20s at the place on a week day so I would def try on the weekend for better results. Also if you aren't Asian you will attract a lot of attention that may be good or bad. When I went everyone was literally staring at me.

Post: #66

Also I've always wondered about the rave scene here in Houston? I've always wanted to bang a chick with pink hair and/or really white/silver hair.

Post: #67

Rave list
http://www.franklinjen.com/temp/event/eventlisting.php


I would look up "rave flyer history in Houston" on Facebook and keep an eye on events that people post. Or you can to that Kryptonite club and get a poser chick...

Post: #68

Alriiiigghht both options seem tempting but posers tend to have VD(from what I hear and the reason I haven't gone for them), but I'll keep both in mind. I'm much more inclined towards rave events though.

Post: #69

Also has anyone been to ei8ht? I here some good things about that place.

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Post: #71

This thread reminds me I´m still a member of the Greens Point fitness center. Fucking bastard won´t take a cancelation by email.

Houston had some nice areas, but I would not be going there as a tourist. Things I did not care for; the dead flat landscape, everyone had to have a pickup to feel manly enough, people looked like shit, the americans I met told me I could not walk around greens point at night as it would be very dangerous, people firing a gun at the hotel one night.

Places I did like however was Woodlands at night for drinking, memorial park for jogging(Had a really cheap tennis court for a big city), galleria mall was decent, but nothing special.

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I'm living near the Heights and went to the library today today. Wow, all kinds of single girls and MILFs. All types and races. Needs to warm up already, I can't work in this weather.

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(01-06-2014 09:55 PM)houston Wrote:  Wow, all kinds of single girls and MILFs.

Such a simple and enjoyable sentence houston.

Reminded me of:

Bus stop full of fly bitches and skeezers

Maybe the library is where you meet your "good girl"...

Post: #75

Out of curiosity is there any venue or coffee shop in Houston with live jazz or a jazz kind of atmosphere? I've been in the mood as of late for something like that.