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PeterG
Basically we want to know what you have in your house that you really like. We're not really wondering about furniture but to give you an idea we were thinking of grabbing a bench press and a foosball table (which we would add plexiglass over to make foosball + beer pong table) maybe a computer to act as a server Thanks for all your ideas!
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I live in a house with 3 roommates and were all 23. We have 4 computers plus 1 computer for guest use and an expensive wireless router so we can all game at the same time. 2 foldable beer pong tables we keep behind our couch in the living room. A dart board in the corner our living room. A Wii setup on an extra tv on the side of the living room for party use and a 360 set up on the main tv for Rockband 2 and Guitar hero because I'm addicted to it and for some wierd reasons girls always seem to be interested in it. We have a ping pong table, a couple couches and 2 mini frigdes set up in our garage as an extra party spot for people who want to smoke or just not be in the main part of the house. The only thing were missing that I really want is a pool table.
Of course, our house is basically set up for parties now since we have them pretty often. Under normal circumstances I dont think we'd have 2 tvs and a dart board in our living room lol.
I live in a house with 3 roommates and were all 23. We have 4 computers plus 1 computer for guest use and an expensive wireless router so we can all game at the same time. 2 foldable beer pong tables we keep behind our couch in the living room. A dart board in the corner our living room. A Wii setup on an extra tv on the side of the living room for party use and a 360 set up on the main tv for Rockband 2 and Guitar hero because I'm addicted to it and for some wierd reasons girls always seem to be interested in it. We have a ping pong table, a couple couches and 2 mini frigdes set up in our garage as an extra party spot for people who want to smoke or just not be in the main part of the house. The only thing were missing that I really want is a pool table.
Of course, our house is basically set up for parties now since we have them pretty often. Under normal circumstances I dont think we'd have 2 tvs and a dart board in our living room lol.
Where to go while in Cincinnati?
Building R
I will be traveling with my girlfriend to Cincinnati for a Bengals game. We are planning on staying Sunday night and doing some sight seeing Monday. Does anyone have any suggestions about must see places in Cincinnati area. I was interested in doing some gambling while there as well. Point me in the direction of the best or most popular Casino/Other attractions would be mcuh appreciated. Places to eat are also welcome.
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Take a boat ride down the Ohio River. There are many options for boat rides up and down the Ohio River. www.allstarchartersandtours.com is a great site for booking a boat trip. The weekend after Thanksgiving is a popular time for locals to take a boat trip, so book in advance if you are visiting g Cincinnati at this time.
Eat at Buskens. Buskens is Cincinnati's local bakery. They make everything from donuts to fresh baked bread. They even make those little hotdog buns for conies. Buskens main store is located in Hyde Park, about 3 miles north of downtown. They have locations throughout Cincinnati and the surrounding areas. You can contact their downtown store at 513-421-8869. They serve up a great cup of coffee and there is almost always a line in the morning for their sugary confections.
Eat at Montgomery Inn Ribs. These Cincinnati ribs are famous throughout the word. From the minute I found out I was going to have to love there everyone kept barraging me to eat there. Happily I was not disappointed. You can order these ribs online as well at www.montgomeryinn.com.
Visit Hofbrauhaus House. This copy of the German original actually a few feet outside of the City of Cincinnati limits, but is still deemed a local Cincinnati favorite. Huge long wooden tables support locals and tourists alike as they swill down beer out of mugs bigger than their head, the brew some of their own beer and it is fabulous. The food is a combination of bar food and German inspired favorites. Hofbrauhaus Newport is located at Third & Saratoga Streets, Newport, KY 41071.
Eat some Graeter's ice cream. You just can't go to Cincinnati without eating a little Grater's. They make their ice ream the old fashioned way, slow churned, with very little air. This makes a dense ice cream that is creamy beyond compare. Their biggest seller is the raspberry chocolate chip. Stores are located throughout the Cincinnati area, but the most charming store is located on Hyde Park Square. Families gather around park benches outside Grater's door and eat their ice cream all year long. Visit them online at www.graeters.com for store locations.
Take a boat ride down the Ohio River. There are many options for boat rides up and down the Ohio River. www.allstarchartersandtours.com is a great site for booking a boat trip. The weekend after Thanksgiving is a popular time for locals to take a boat trip, so book in advance if you are visiting g Cincinnati at this time.
Eat at Buskens. Buskens is Cincinnati's local bakery. They make everything from donuts to fresh baked bread. They even make those little hotdog buns for conies. Buskens main store is located in Hyde Park, about 3 miles north of downtown. They have locations throughout Cincinnati and the surrounding areas. You can contact their downtown store at 513-421-8869. They serve up a great cup of coffee and there is almost always a line in the morning for their sugary confections.
Eat at Montgomery Inn Ribs. These Cincinnati ribs are famous throughout the word. From the minute I found out I was going to have to love there everyone kept barraging me to eat there. Happily I was not disappointed. You can order these ribs online as well at www.montgomeryinn.com.
Visit Hofbrauhaus House. This copy of the German original actually a few feet outside of the City of Cincinnati limits, but is still deemed a local Cincinnati favorite. Huge long wooden tables support locals and tourists alike as they swill down beer out of mugs bigger than their head, the brew some of their own beer and it is fabulous. The food is a combination of bar food and German inspired favorites. Hofbrauhaus Newport is located at Third & Saratoga Streets, Newport, KY 41071.
Eat some Graeter's ice cream. You just can't go to Cincinnati without eating a little Grater's. They make their ice ream the old fashioned way, slow churned, with very little air. This makes a dense ice cream that is creamy beyond compare. Their biggest seller is the raspberry chocolate chip. Stores are located throughout the Cincinnati area, but the most charming store is located on Hyde Park Square. Families gather around park benches outside Grater's door and eat their ice cream all year long. Visit them online at www.graeters.com for store locations.
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