Anonymous wrote:I wouldn’t go to Tysons after last week’s shooting. If gangs are at Tysons now, I’m staying away.

That’s like saying, don’t walk in any part of DC, there was a shooting. I was there a few days ago. No issues.

Tons of restaurants. Could also go to Top Golf - I’m not any kind of golfer, but top golf is fun with various hitting games and such. There’s also an indoor skydiving place that I’ve heard good things about. Ice skating.

Go down to centreville for the Korean spa experience - spa world or spa king.

Walk around downtown Leesburg - there’s a bunch of cute little shops that you could check out.

As others have said, lots of wineries in the area. Also local brewers and cider makers, if beer or hard cider are more your thing.

Bring bikes and go for a quick ride along the W&OD. Go kayaking on the Potomac - usually great bald eagle viewing on the Loudoun section of the Potomac. Tons of hiking trails in the area.

Invite a street walker, pimp, panhandler, and tent dweller to join you, along with a few gang members. Take the city to her, I’m sure she’ll love it.

Take her to Tysons

Gossip and drink.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You sound like such a loser, OP. There are a ton of restaurants out there (look in Leesburg) not to mention a ton of wineries and breweries that a 10-20 minute drive. Stop being so clueless and boring.

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I'd hate to have such a dull friend picking me up at the airport. Zero imagination.

Anonymous wrote:You can always drive to Shaw in DC and see if there’s been another double-shooting to gawk at (8th and R tonight) if you find the suburbs too dull.

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Gawking at rat-infested restaurants in DC is always fun, too.

What to do in the suburbs? Rot.

Anonymous wrote:The suburbs are so dull.

+1.

The suburbs are so dull.

Go to Applebees, sit at the bar, get effed up.
Boom. Done. You're welcome.

This is so easy: Air and space (blackbird and shuttle!!!!) then get indian food or go to a brewery.

Anonymous wrote:You sound like such a loser, OP. There are a ton of restaurants out there (look in Leesburg) not to mention a ton of wineries and breweries that a 10-20 minute drive. Stop being so clueless and boring.

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You sound like such a loser, OP. There are a ton of restaurants out there (look in Leesburg) not to mention a ton of wineries and breweries that a 10-20 minute drive. Stop being so clueless and boring.

You can always drive to Shaw in DC and see if there’s been another double-shooting to gawk at (8th and R tonight) if you find the suburbs too dull.