trust me. I've been to all of those cities and Montreal has all of the things you're looking for.. forbidden things. don't hold the expos against Montreal, there are other things to do than go to the ball game.

If you like cheesy strip clubs,. theres more per square mile in Montreal than any other place I have been with the exception of the Phillipines. Its very wronchy and a meat market everywhere ya look

Montreal does have some nice coffee shops but the worst casino ever built. Man that place is a dive and what makes it worse is the conversion of Canadian money to US money.

Just made my reservations

My flip friend wants to take me to the Phillipines.....says $1 and you get anything you want, times 2...

Dude Seattle even scored there, for free. Minute he told me that I was thinking about moving there the next day. If they have simulcasting count me in, you and I can split a house!!!

I think they live in huts there...

Its pretty bad there! I wouldnt recommend it. I didnt do anything dirty but I sure could have for the spare change in my pocket :cool:

As for Montreal, beautiful clean city but I dont care for the nightlife. I am not into strip clubs. Waste of money and you been in one you been in them all. Dirty stank.

when it comes to those type of places....... i have been told mexico is crazy, ofcoarse thats what i hear.:rolleyes: plus when it comes to canada..... its toronto all the way.

*note to Scavs....PURE PLATINUM, about 15-20 minutes over the border crossing near Buffalo. The Canadian Ballet in it's purest form. Of course this was in my younger days and I still frequented those establishments.:eek:

It's been a few years or more but the greatest "shoe show" on earth is found in Mt Joy, Iowa at the Mount Joy Center For The Performing Arts. Located just minutes from the bustling metropolis of Davenport, Iowa, this fine establishment does not have a liquor license. They do allow you to bring in anything you wish and, fortunately the adjacent bait and tackle store sells everything from cheap cigars to kegs of beer. You will most always find as many John Deere tractors as cars parked outside. The "performers" are a salty and crusty crew. Not uncommon to see Ace bandages and casts as part of the costumes. $10 takes you a very, very long way at Mt. Joy.