Visiting Hawaii Soon?

[Homebrew]

[CentralTexasCrude]

that doesn't at all look like a fun place. Why do so many people go there to vacation?

From what I read, mainly a couple of things. Because of it's location, compared to what an Island like that normally sees, it only averages 14 inches of rain per year- lot of sun days. Mainly though, it's the history. After Cook discovered the Islands (and was murdered there), lots of contact with Europeans, American whalers etc over the next century. During most of that time, that town was the Royal capital of all Hawaii. Burial site of Kings and Queens. Lots of history.

[Reservoir Dog]

that doesn't at all look like a fun place. Why do so many people go there to vacation?

From what I read, mainly a couple of things. Because of it's location, compared to what an Island like that normally sees, it only averages 14 inches of rain per year- lot of sun days. Mainly though, it's the history. After Cook discovered the Islands (and was murdered there), lots of contact with Europeans, American whalers etc over the next century. During most of that time, that town was the Royal capital of all Hawaii. Burial site of Kings and Queens. Lots of history.

Dude, speak up. You're mumbling.

[CentralTexasCrude]

that doesn't at all look like a fun place. Why do so many people go there to vacation?

From what I read, mainly a couple of things. Because of it's location, compared to what an Island like that normally sees, it only averages 14 inches of rain per year- lot of sun days. Mainly though, it's the history. After Cook discovered the Islands (and was murdered there), lots of contact with Europeans, American whalers etc over the next century. During most of that time, that town was the Royal capital of all Hawaii. Burial site of Kings and Queens. Lots of history.

Dude, speak up. You're mumbling.

I can't help that you are as dumb as a box of rocks, Ricky

[Reservoir Dog]

that doesn't at all look like a fun place. Why do so many people go there to vacation?

From what I read, mainly a couple of things. Because of it's location, compared to what an Island like that normally sees, it only averages 14 inches of rain per year- lot of sun days. Mainly though, it's the history. After Cook discovered the Islands (and was murdered there), lots of contact with Europeans, American whalers etc over the next century. During most of that time, that town was the Royal capital of all Hawaii. Burial site of Kings and Queens. Lots of history.

Dude, speak up. You're mumbling.

I can't help that you are as dumb as a box of rocks, Ricky

Speak up! You sound like a cheap AM radio.

[Ricrude]

[Animal]

Good grief.

[Biker]

[Biker]

[WarmBidetWater]

And now we have complaints of people not being let back in to see what might be able to be recovered due to the toxicants left behind...

[Ricrude]

[Homebrew]

[Biker]

[Ricrude]

Shameful...

[CHEEZY17]