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somebodyisfromhere.com
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The destination destination.
Words Schmerds.
<<< Somebodyisfromhere.com started this site
with the dweebish philosophy:
Somebodyisfromhere.com has always lived by two simple
rules. First, experience as much of the world as possible.
Second, never under any circumstance, end a sentence
with a preposition. Luckily, with the internet,
somebodyisfromhere.com has found a weekly venue to
accommodate these principles and, as always, he
welcomes others to do the same .
with the dweebish philosophy:
Somebodyisfromhere.com has always lived by two simple
rules. First, experience as much of the world as possible.
Second, never under any circumstance, end a sentence
with a preposition. Luckily, with the internet,
somebodyisfromhere.com has found a weekly venue to
accommodate these principles and, as always, he
welcomes others to do the same .
So, it might be hard to imagine that Somebodyisfromhere.com doesn't consult The Oxford English Dictionary's press releases
when determining what kind of conversational travel stories to write.
Still, it caught Somebodyisfromhere.com's attention when the word "staycation" was a finalist for word of the year.
The word Staycation is an arch rival of Sombeodyisfromhere.com, the sorta sacrilege that is going to the cleaners on a
personal day instead of enjoying the beach.
Is this the message we want to send? There's different views to be had, languages to be learned, people to meet.
Still, Somebodyisfromhere.com concedes the economy is bad and you might be hesitant to travel. He knows it's cold and it
feels like your as likely to get snowed in as to take-off successfully.
Persevere. Somebodyisfromhere.com thrives on the airports, the hotels, and the Hawaiian shirts and he would like your
stories about these things.
So, in the end, Somebodisfromhere.com believes the staycation might be the right thing to do in certain circumstances, but
you're probably going to have to run it through him first.
when determining what kind of conversational travel stories to write.
Still, it caught Somebodyisfromhere.com's attention when the word "staycation" was a finalist for word of the year.
The word Staycation is an arch rival of Sombeodyisfromhere.com, the sorta sacrilege that is going to the cleaners on a
personal day instead of enjoying the beach.
Is this the message we want to send? There's different views to be had, languages to be learned, people to meet.
Still, Somebodyisfromhere.com concedes the economy is bad and you might be hesitant to travel. He knows it's cold and it
feels like your as likely to get snowed in as to take-off successfully.
Persevere. Somebodyisfromhere.com thrives on the airports, the hotels, and the Hawaiian shirts and he would like your
stories about these things.
So, in the end, Somebodisfromhere.com believes the staycation might be the right thing to do in certain circumstances, but
you're probably going to have to run it through him first.
| With new content weekly, Somebodyisfromhere.com takes a look at travel albeit from the perspective of somebody who probably watched a little too much TV as a kid (or yesterday). The site doubles as a venue in which you can share stories or pictures from your vacations because, let's face it, your friends are sick of hearing about it. |
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