QotD: If you could travel anywhere in the world, where would you go? Why?

If you could travel anywhere in the world, where would you go? Why?

Well, since I answered this question already, I'll simply say: yes, QOTD, I am having a particularly excellent day. After kind of a crappy run, I enjoyed a lovely morning with my lovely wife, followed by nine holes of golf on a spectacularly easy course with Jason P, and am now chilling out on the couch, writing a throwaway blog post to my nonexistent audience. Oh, and our new office space isn't open until Tuesday, so I'll be sleeping in and working from home tomorrow. Advantage: Dabysan.

Comments

[M-----l]

I still read your posts, but these QotD are getting tiresome.  Perhaps it's time for you to dig deep and come up with a list post.  Those are always fun to read and argue about.

[hotrod]

I agree.  I'll even suggest a topic close to all of our hearts: Top Ten Star Wars Characters.  I'll bet a bazillion dollars that Daby gets it wrong.

[M-----l]

I've already got my response written in case he lists Boba Fett.

[hotrod]

No comment.  I don't want to inadvertently influence his erroneous list.

[Dabysan]

First off, I do appreciate you being one of my remaining four readers. Secondly, I think the Star Wars characters is a great idea and I will get right on that. Thirdly, I do feel bad about my woeful abandonment of Vox and this challenge. Fourthly, weren't you the one who recommended the QOTD codicil in the first place? and Fifthly (fifthly?) Boba Fett will definitely be on the list. 

[M-----l]

Fourthly, weren't you the one who recommended the QOTD codicil in the first place?

I don't really remember, but that does sound like something I'd suggest.  In my defense, I never thought it would be this boring.  Most of the blame goes to the chuckleheads at Vox, though.

[Dabysan]

Alright, wish granted vultures. But my list is so perfect, I don't see it engendering much dispute.