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taking a week long trip to San Diego starting today....plan on seeing the last day of the Farmers Insurance Open on Sunday (maybe I can snap off a few photos during the middle of Tiger's backswing and have he get really pissed off).....scheduled to play Torrey Pines on Thursday.....tough getting a tee time as the course has been closed for two weeks prior to the tournament and everybody wants to play it in tournament conditions......anybody have any suggestions on fun shit to do in San Diego? I'll take your calls off the air and listen for your responses........

who gives a fuck?

Get room 222 at the Howard Johnson at I-5 & Leucadia Blvd. in Encinitas & catch the mothership.

Don't forget to bring your purple shroud & Nikes.

Jsc810 wrote:I remember going to a decent Mexican restaurant in the old part of town, but damn if I can remember the name of it now.

Wow, what a mouth-watering picture you paint.

Felix, let me know if you're ever in Chicago. I'll guide you to this somewhat-okay pizza place that I can't think of right now.

Jsc810 wrote:I remember going to a decent Mexican restaurant in the old part of town, but damn if I can remember the name of it now.

You're probably thinking of El Indio. Meh.

If one gets to North San Diego County, they should go to either Fidel's or Tony's Jacal in Solana Beach. Best you'll ever have.

If you're in a pinch for time, Roberto's Taco Shop (everywhere) are good for to-go messican.

Play your round of golf in the a.m. and fortify your imagination of being on tour with a few hearty libations during play.

Wolf down a hotdog and continue boozing until you wind up at Cheetahs strip club. Tell the servicemen in there that you hear they like sucking black cock. Change libation to a clear liquor for antiseptic use and take a cab to an indian casino and blow the rest of your budget on roulette played with cards.

Felix, what do you like to do? There are so many things to do here.

I was there for a weekend in 2012 to catch the Phillies against the Padres. I didnt get to see much but I did spend a few hours in La Jolla and checked out the Children's Pool Beach. It a beach cove that seal mom's use to beach themselves when they are preggers. From what I have heard, they finally stopped letting people come down the steps to get close to the mom seals. All the people were causing undue stress on the mom's and early births.

Also had decent Mexican in Old Town section (can't remember the name of the place- might have been Miguel's) and a nice slice of Pizza at Surf Rider Pizza Cafe.

Hit up the Gaslamp one night. First, have a drink at Noble Experience. Truly different and fun. Go to Little Italy and have some Italian food. Also, Donovans, gaslamp, a steakhouse is my favorite restaurant. End with a stop at Ghiradelli for dessert.

Take a couple hours on the Midway. The number one thing to do in San Diego. You can also see the Maritime Museum while you are down there.

Bernardo winery. Haven't been here, but it's popular.

Ocean Beach. Hippie beach, beautiful pier and scenery.

Pacific Beach, Crystal Pier. Lots of restaurants and people watching too.

Old Town. Has become a little touristy, but I like the little museums, the Whaley House and maybe a 15 minute shopping experience. The food in Old Town isn't my favorite. The Old Town Mexican Café is the most popular, but I don't see why.

Balboa Park. My favorite is the Museum of Man and the Marsden House.

I'll think of some more. The weather here has been phenomenal.

jiminphilly wrote:Also had decent Mexican in Old Town section (can't remember the name of the place...)

My fucking god.

:brad:

Also, when you are in La Jolla, you must take a drive up to Mt. Soledad! Must!

I love the Zoo. I always had year round passes when the kids were younger. SeaWorld I can live without. I don't agree with the small enclosures for the animals. LEGOLAND is fantastic! But, you need to go with a kid that's around 11 or younger. preferably one who's really into Lego's.

Isn't there a big Mexican restaurant in d town that has inside and outside seating. I have been there it was pretty good


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There are a bunch of Mexican restaurants in Old Town. Every one of them is as good as the other. I don't think you can get bad Mexican food here.

Are you two girls going to fight?

Why would we fight? She summed it up fine. Yes, a few places there have inside and outside dining. Yes, they are all "pretty good."

trev, is there any extremely mediocre ice cream in San Diego? I'm visiting soon. Please, nothing delicious.

Knock it off. So many things wrong with your post, Mgo.

Felix wrote:....plan on seeing the last day of the Farmers Insurance Open on Sunday (maybe I can snap off a few photos during the middle of Tiger's backswing and have he get really pissed off....

trev wrote:There are a bunch of Mexican restaurants in Old Town. Every one of them is as good as the other. I don't think you can get bad Mexican food here.

uh yeah you can....we went to Norte and it sucked donkey testicles......
went to the zoo today and was very impressive.....ate a late lunch at Tip Top restaurant (supposedly known for having great german food and it was mediocre at best.....I had the Holsteiner Schnitzel and it was passable....the sauerkraut was shit.....don't know why trip advisor gives it such good ratings.....reservations at Salvatore's Cucina Italiana tomorrow, heard nothing but great things about i from the locals, and I love Italian......gas lamp district after dinner.....

Pure Platinum in Kearny Mesa.

Pacer's and the Body Shop near the Sports Arena.

If you have a couple extra hours take a drive up to the Palomar Mountain Observatory.

Hit some wineries in Temecula on the way back. Probably not such a good idea to do the wineries first.

Stone Brewery and World Bistro in Escondido.

Go to Point Loma to see Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery, the Cabrillo National Monument and the Old Point Loma Lighthouse. There's also a way cool wastewater treatment plant out there.

Felix wrote: great german food

Oxymoron.

Goober McTuber wrote:

Felix wrote: great german food

Oxymoron.

I have long ago rejected my German and Irish food heritage. I live in a town filled with Italian Americans. They got it right. Why fight it?

No fighting necessary


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Goober McTuber wrote:

Felix wrote: great german food

Oxymoron.

Wrong.

Rouladen, schnitzel, spaetzle, many kinds of sausages, saurbraten, braised pork, potato dumplings, potato pancakes, the entire repetoire of Pennslyvania Dutch cooking.

You're a dipshit.

KC Scott wrote:otherwise known as cabbage, pork and potatos - add in eggs and you have every staple of the German diet

I was stuck in Dussledorf for a week a few years ago and was easily the worst food I'd ever eaten anywhere.

Thank god there was an italian place in the village close to our hotel

You are speaking outta your ass. I've been in Dusseldorf... Stuttgart, Essen, Frankfurt in addition. While not my favorite, German food can be damned good. Try fucking harder to find good food next time.

With that said, stay away from venison in Stuttgart. Medium rare=well done shoe leather.

mvscal wrote:

Goober McTuber wrote:

Felix wrote: great german food

Oxymoron.

Wrong.

Rouladen, schnitzel, spaetzle, many kinds of sausages, saurbraten, braised pork, potato dumplings, potato pancakes, the entire repetoire of Pennslyvania Dutch cooking.

Don’t forget that 8th wonder of the world, German potato salad. Nasty, inedible concoction. The French cook with wine, the Germans cook with vinegar. Enough said. The sum total of good German food is bratwurst and beer.

Scott wrote:Germany would be a great place to visit if you really wanted to lose weight

- Jews

Felix wrote:we went to Norte and it sucked donkey testicles......
went to the zoo today and was very impressive

So the donkey testicles were better at the zoo? I imagine they'd be fresher.

mvscal wrote:

Goober McTuber wrote:

Felix wrote: great german food

Oxymoron.

Wrong.

Rouladen, schnitzel, spaetzle, many kinds of sausages, saurbraten, braised pork, potato dumplings, potato pancakes, the entire repetoire of Pennslyvania Dutch cooking.

You're a dipshit.

The roasted schweinshaxe in Germany are pretty damn awesome.

What I remember of the food in germany was fine, not that I ate much of it, as it got in the way of beer drinking.

Mikey wrote:Pure Platinum in Kearny Mesa.

Pacer's and the Body Shop near the Sports Arena.

If you have a couple extra hours take a drive up to the Palomar Mountain Observatory.

Hit some wineries in Temecula on the way back. Probably not such a good idea to do the wineries first.

Stone Brewery and World Bistro in Escondido.

Go to Point Loma to see Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery, the Cabrillo National Monument and the Old Point Loma Lighthouse. There's also a way cool wastewater treatment plant out there.

Really? THIS is what you suggest for a visit to San Diego?

Not what I'd suggest. I'd go with, "Stop by trev's house for vodka martinis and blowjobs".

trev wrote:

Mikey wrote:Pure Platinum in Kearny Mesa.

Pacer's and the Body Shop near the Sports Arena.

If you have a couple extra hours take a drive up to the Palomar Mountain Observatory.

Hit some wineries in Temecula on the way back. Probably not such a good idea to do the wineries first.

Stone Brewery and World Bistro in Escondido.

Go to Point Loma to see Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery, the Cabrillo National Monument and the Old Point Loma Lighthouse. There's also a way cool wastewater treatment plant out there.

Really? THIS is what you suggest for a visit to San Diego?

Mostly the first two. The rest I added for variety.

You have a problem with high class men's clubs?

If the dancers are gay I'd be so in.

Goober McTuber wrote:Enough said. The sum total of good German food is bratwurst and beer.

You say this as if it's a bad thing.

Schnitzel, Brotchen, und Brezeln not to your liking? And what of the Käsebruch you cheesehead tards are so fond of? As for Kartoffelsalat being a "nasty, inedible concoction" - clearly, you ain't doing it right.

Don't do this, Scottie...














...just don't.

Mikey wrote:Go to Point Loma to see Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery, the Cabrillo National Monument and the Old Point Loma Lighthouse. There's also a way cool wastewater treatment plant out there.

:|


He was asking for fun things to do on a pleasure trip to SD.

It's not a damn school field trip.


Wastewater treatment plant??


Yeah, maybe he could go to a firehouse and watch them hose down the trucks.
Or stop and watch a construction site.
Or... go to a ballet.

Hope you're havin' a great time, Felix!

Mikey wrote: the Body Shop near the Sports Arena.

Would that be the place that sells shampoos and such :?