That’s like asking how many 16th notes are in a bar…
This is a double chugga. They nearly always come in doubles.
So the real question is what time signature are we using?
Four chuggas
or
eight chuggas
and how long until the transition to the chorus? Gotta land those choo choos with an impact, can’t just stick 'em anywhere.
What I really wanna know though, is how do you swing that chugga?
That’s the most important point made so far.
I just realized my affinity for the 8 chuggas must be due to the Batman song…Na na na na Na na na na Batman! 
I don’t know the correct answer. My guess is 4, but clearly 8 is the popular choice. But I feel that’s too many chugga’s, I don’t got time for that many chugga’s!
Maybe it’s because you’re asking people who have done a lot of, uh… chugga chuggin’ in the past 
Same here! 
Better travel destination?
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I’ve been to neither, but I know folks in Thailand, so I’d choose to go there.
Same.
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I am hoping to visit both in the next 12 months (cash and prizes of AA/sobriety) and am trying to figure out which one should be priority. I’m leaning towards Thailand because of the old temples and just overall vibe
Been to Panama…Thailand has to be better…
It’s a truly wonderful place. I don’t think I’ve ever been to a place where everybody is so friendly. The beaches are beyond words.
So thoughts on Panama is meh?
I went to Thailand about 15 years ago. Beautiful 
Well, i was a drunk sailor when i visitied. From what I saw from the canal its a gorgeous city. Of all the places I have been, its the least memorable.
I was going to suggest looking at Costa Rica to @Englishd. One of my friends visited with his Dad, they enjoyed it, and was pretty inexpensive. Apparently there is a large expat retirement community there. 
Voting Philly purely based on the video footage from when they won before. Total shitshow that did not disappoint 
I have friends who just spent three weeks in Viet Nam and Thailand. They must have been on a tour of some type for Viet Nam. They are very well travelled and were amazed and astounded at everything they saw, learned and experienced over there. From things about the Viet Nam war that they never knew, to beautiful and cultural places, to wonderful food and friendly people. They were amazed at everything. They even were able to go into a school somewhere and teach children a bit of English. In Thailand they had dinner in a restaurant on the 82nd floor! They were in shorts and sandals for most of the trip… Happy Travels wherever you go.
How do you sleep?
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