Some memories from my trip to Chicago

[TurboRush]

Just because you live/visit a city doesn't mean you aren't white trash

http://www.cadzima.com/gallery2/main.php?g2_view=core.DownloadItem&g2_itemId=31253&g2_serialNumber=2

Please note, this sign read, "Help, my girlfriend has been kidnapped by Ninjas who are demanding ransome. Please help me get her back" - I wish I had gotten the whole thing, but I was on a bus.
http://www.cadzima.com/gallery2/main.php?g2_view=core.DownloadItem&g2_itemId=31691&g2_serialNumber=2


Wont you please help them????
http://www.cadzima.com/gallery2/main.php?g2_view=core.DownloadItem&g2_itemId=31439&g2_serialNumber=2


And a handful of decent photos that I took: http://www.cadzima.com/gallery2/main.php?g2_itemId=31802

[cman7]

Very nice pictures. Looks like you had a good time.

[method]

Looks like you saw more than I did. I was there a couple of weeks ago but it was pouring out.

[Bu11dogg2]

Hey Chris!

I'm headed there for a week in October.

I'll be in the Sears (sp?) Tower all week.

Any advice on places to go?

[TurboRush]

Yep....

1. Get a 4 day pass on one of the double decker tour buses. Takes you to all the major hot spots and you get on and off it as often as you want (navy pier, hancock tower, aquarium, millenium park, etc)

2. Food
- Lou Malnati's for deep dish, the stuff is amazing. You'll probably need a taxi to get there from where you are
- Italian Village for umm, Italian. Al Capone frequented the place back in the day, awesome food.
- Portillos for hot dogs and italian beef - they rank high, but I bet there are smaller places that are better

I think the Italian Village might be the only one that is walking distance for me, thats where the double decker thing or taxi comes in handy.

[starhm]

so did that last person in the yellow shirt actually give you money? lol

[Bu11dogg2]

Yep....

1. Get a 4 day pass on one of the double decker tour buses. Takes you to all the major hot spots and you get on and off it as often as you want (navy pier, hancock tower, aquarium, millenium park, etc)
.

WILL DO!!!!

2. Food
- Lou Malnati's for deep dish, the stuff is amazing. You'll probably need a taxi to get there from where you are
- Italian Village for umm, Italian. Al Capone frequented the place back in the day, awesome food.
- Portillos for hot dogs and italian beef - they rank high, but I bet there are smaller places that are better

I think the Italian Village might be the only one that is walking distance for me, thats where the double decker thing or taxi comes in handy



Thanks man!!!

[Bu11dogg2]

so did that last person in the yellow shirt actually give you money? lol
:rofl:

[TurboRush]

so did that last person in the yellow shirt actually give you money? lol


ZIIIIIIIIINGGGGGGGGAAAAAAAAAAAA ... :rofl:

[RCKSTR]

nice pics :lol: those damn ninjas :spin:

[im_so_blue]

and this is why i love visiting large cities cause you never know what you'll find :lol:

in NYC i saw everything guys trying to feed me cds so they can force me to buy em on the street all the way down to a person acting as a statue in a subway station for money.

[Bu11dogg2]

- Portillos for hot dogs and italian beef - they rank high, but I bet there are smaller places that are better




$7.52 = jumbo hotdog, large drink, large fry with cheese.

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

[TurboRush]

you try any of the other places?

[Bu11dogg2]

Rock Bottom Brewery, Goose Island Brewery, Al's #1 Italian Beef and Gino's East :)