Posted on 08/15/2012 5:14:50 PM PDT by SeekAndFind
Edited on 08/15/2012 6:00:07 PM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
There are beaches for everyone, from gentle family-friendly coves to isolated hideaways perfect for romance. But there's something undeniably awesome about partying at the beach.
The editors at Cheapflights.com compiled a list of the top 10 beaches for partying around the world.
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i was always partial to and had great times on Lido beach in Sarasota and Frederiksted on St.Croix, but then again the didn't have a thousand drunks on them either...
Ten place I don’t want to go to. How about ten beaches no one goes to so you can tan, swim, read and about once an hour someone comes by and takes a food and drink order.
Horseshoe Bay Bermuda and Great Stirrup Cay in the Bahamas. The beaches in Casa De Campo were stunning also DR.
The top ten beaches to avoid. Thank you. -Wb
Party beaches? What about some of those beaches in New Jersey where you can find syringes and stuff right there at the shoreline?
Puerto Penasco can be pretty wild during Spring Break
Rio de Janeiro should have at least two or three of the beaches alone;) Isreal should have two more!
Ten place I dont want to go to. How about ten beaches no one goes to so you can tan, swim, read and about once an hour someone comes by and takes a food and drink order.
That would be the Bitter End Yacht Club, North Sound, Virgin Gorda, British Virgin Islands. Or pretty much any beach in the BVI.
Well, if you want isolation...
The longest Stretch of Undeveloped Barrier Island in The
World, Rich in Natural and Cultural History
Padre Island
National Seashore Texas
With 70 miles of protected coastline, including a coastal prairie, a dynamic dune system, wind tidal flats teeming with life. A sanctuary and nesting grounds for the endangered Kemps ridley sea turtle. A haven for 380 species of birds, a rich cultural history including the 1554 Spanish shipwrecks; and the Laguna Madre, one of the few hypersaline lagoon environments left in the world.
North Padre Island is the longest undeveloped barrier island in the world. The National Seashore is 70 miles (110 km) long with 65.5 miles (105.4 km) of Gulf beach. The Park hosts a variety of pristine beach, dune, and tidal flat environments,[1] including the Laguna Madre on its west coast
http://www.nps.gov/pais/index.htm
Number 1 Beach. Bay 1 Brighton Beach, Brooklyn, NY.
Alcohol is "banned" on the beaches but that's why I save empty Gatorade bottles. Make a batch of margaritas the night before, fill the Gatorade jugs with it and put them in the freezer. Next day, everybody thinks you are drinking Gatorade!
Sit out in a lawn chair in the water with a good book and a thick pair of sunglasses. At the end of the day, get some clams, scallops, lobster and corn on the cob. Perfect day at the beach!
Hanauma Bay in Hawaii
Party is a noun, not a verb. More bastardization of our language by the nincompoops.
Ooh, I forgot about Hanauma Bay. You are so right. Hanalai bay on Kauai fits the bill too. We used to spend a couple weekends a year at the plantation there. Really miss the islands.
goin to North Padre Labor Day week-end.
Santa Rita beach in Montana. Some of the best surfing in Montana.
Language evolves.
Party has been used as a verb as far back as I can remember and I have been here for over half a century.
Looks like I am right.
http://oxforddictionaries.com/definition/american_english/party?region=us&q=party
Well great! Enjoy yourself.
Well I've been here a little longer than that and I have a very good memory. Party started being used as a verb in the late sixties when drug use went through the roof. Although legal, I also include alcohol as a drug. Back then, the mere act of being sh*tfaced was known as partying, even if you just laid around like a zombie.
If you can provide earlier evidence via books, movies, tv shows, etc. I'll gladly change my stance. Until then I'll stick with my 'nincompoop' analysis.
BTW, your link neither supports nor disputes what I say.
I don’t know I have not been to the “Jersey” shore since 2003 and it was gross. Ocean City NJ. It was like Yonkers only with a beach.
Oh Party beaches LOL sorry I did not see that part of the title. I should put my glasses on.
“BTW, your link neither supports nor disputes what I say. “
Is there another dictionary that you will believe or is the English language whatever YOU decide?
I go to Long Beach Island on the “Jersey Shore” every summer, and it’s lovely. They do not allow chains (hotels, motels, restaurants) on the island. Mostly it’s beach cottages/houses where folks come for a week or more rental. A lot of Victorian (or neo-Victorian) houses. Not quite Cape May but really very nice and extremely family-friendly.
it’s the timing bunghole ... it wasn’t used that way up to a point, and then it was. That was and still is my point. I can’t help it if you choose to believe ottherwise.
“its the timing bunghole...”
OK I admit it. You have me baffled. What is a “timing bunghole”?
“What is the ‘timing bunghole’?
LOL!
I gotta say, Nik, I would sure as h&ll rather party with you than old bungwalker! haha!
show me that ‘party’ was a verb in a dictionary from the 1950s and I’ll admit you are right. That is timing, bunghole, as in when it first occurred.
You have some sort of problem?
I don’t give a red rat’s ass if you admit I am right or not.
I simply do no care.
So piss off already.
"Timing bunghole."
I will use it next weekend at work.
Should I give you credit?
For some weird odd reason.....I think Joe Biden knows exactly what a timing bunghole is..
Then don’t reply to my posts, bunghole.
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