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What to do in DC for two days?
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auto90403
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Other than museums, what do you recommend to do in DC for two nights?Originally Posted by savvyibd
Any suggestions welcome.
If anybody knows if it's possible to go on a tour of the Capital, please let me know.
Yes but I think you have to arrange it through a senator or rep's office.
BTW, it's very overrated.
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Check out GeorgetownOriginally Posted by cchen
+1
kwilkinson
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GoSurface & Magician.
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2Amys Pizza!!!!! http://www.2amyspizza.com/ It's right by the National Cathedral.
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GoSurface & Magician.Originally Posted by kwilkinson
I am no lady of the evening.
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Check out GeorgetownOriginally Posted by cchen
Unless you want to observe the local douche population with their pink polos with popped collars, I don't see much of a good reason to visit Georgetown. Good for restaurants, pricey houses to look at, but not much else.
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Yes but I think you have to arrange it through a senator or rep's office.Originally Posted by auto90403
BTW, it's very overrated.
The intern who gave me my tour was bloody gorgeous. And watching a Senate vote on war funding was neat.
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Unless you want to observe the local douche population with their pink polos with popped collars, I don't see much of a good reason to visit Georgetown. Good for restaurants, pricey houses to look at, but not much else.Originally Posted by bkk
I agree. Other than visiting Sky Valet, I tend to pass on visiting Georgetown when I'm in DC.
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The intern who gave me my tour was bloody gorgeous. And watching a Senate vote on war funding was neat.Originally Posted by unjung
It's almost impossible to get hired on the Hill if you're ugly. When you see an unattractive staffer, assume he/she's utterly brilliant as his/her job.
You were lucky you got to tour during a vote.
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It's almost impossible to get hired on the Hill if you're ugly.Originally Posted by auto90403
Poor Conne. His life's hopes will be squashed.
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I hate that damn place. Rather go to Inner harbor in Baltimore.
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