don't get a black ipod nano

[o_broodingdude]

Originally Posted by Lost

I'm comin to live with you Brooding! I'm not too bad a cook either, double bonus!

heh, you wouldn't like living with us. It would be pretty expensive on you. But I could hook you up immediately with a job, or get you in contact with some of the right people, depending on what kind of job you want.

[o_salty milkshake]

I always fancied becoming a hula mistress? somewhere in Waikiki? Maybe selling pineapple and playing ukulele?

[o_broodingdude]

Originally Posted by Salty Milkshake

I always fancied becoming a hula mistress? somewhere in Waikiki? Maybe selling pineapple and playing ukulele?

With this preconception in mind, you'd take a one-way ticket to the middle of a cane field with a pack of angry locals.

Waikiki sucks. Try Lahaina or Hilo. Lihue is awesome, too.

[o_lektrik]

Originally Posted by broodingdude

Where do you all get this MONEY!?

...

Nevermind... mine all goes in to my kids.

me = pwned

I work 160hrs a month for a little more than 1.000 euro

[o_salty milkshake]

Originally Posted by broodingdude

With this preconception in mind, you'd take a one-way ticket to the middle of a cane field with a pack of angry locals.

Waikiki sucks. Try Lahaina or Hilo. Lihue is awesome, too.

You telling me these men lied to me??

[o_broodingdude]

Originally Posted by Salty Milkshake

You telling me these men lied to me??

Yep.

Concerning the best spots, deals and best Hawaiian experience, never listen to anyone that hasn't lived here for less than six months. Even then, don't trust their word if they are filthy rich. For the true da kine experience:
1. Befriend Locals (but don't push your luck)
2. Don't snitch
3. Share alot
4. Be nice and respectful
5. LISTEN CLOSELY and paraphrase if you have to
That's it.

I have been to all the best Hotels and restaurants, and even a couple of spots reserved for the 'elite' (rich fucks). I still haven't spent more than $100.

[mervaka]

dont forget when they were younger: