[chrispghmuscle]

Originally Posted by thefreak350

I do indeed.

HAHAHAH,, yes F350 welcome man,, sorry to be short, have a good evening,,

[Freak]

Originally Posted by kenney666

we all need to be using IM (msn) lol

Some car rental agencies do offer internet in their cars for a low fee.

[Kirk]

This is true, Bentley's do it, as well as Ferrari. Cadillac is offering it hand in hand with Onstar.

[ognickyk]

if ur in new york...ill ask my mom if u guys can stay here for however long u need... = D..i live 25 minutes from NYC

[Freak]

Originally Posted by kirklab

This is true, Bentley's do it, as well as Ferrari. Cadillac is offering it hand in hand with Onstar.

I mean in rental cars regardless of make/model.

Wireless Internet

Avis' Autonet Mobile Service unit plugs into a car's power outlet or cigarette lighter. No extra data cards or software is needed for a wireless enabled device. "Simply turn on, log on and surf," Avis says. It uses another plug for any electrical outlet, providing Net connectivity "anywhere," including hotels, restaurants and business meetings.

Where available: Beginning in March in Manhattan and at airport locations in Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, San Diego, San Francisco, Seattle and Washington, D.C.

Cost: $10.95 a day. Renters can also get wireless Internet for a fee at more than 70 Avis and 40 Hertz airport locations. Avis charges $7.95 a day; Hertz, $4.95. The locations, and other Wi-Fi hot spots throughout the USA, can be found at usatoday.jiwire.com.

[Kirk]

Damn did not know that, i didn't read back a page, just saw the post and responded. Good info though freak.

[Mygeeto]

there are no real plans for a tour to happen in england or other parts of the world at this time. if there was, we would just be dreaming.. me and kenney666 are DEAD SERIOUS about this one.

just so everyone knows, our plan was to stay with EastCoastHighLander, Freak350, Chrispghmuscle, and Kirklab.
there are multiple members who live in the same cities, or not very far from our intended destinations, so the probability of us having and getting together a visit is high.

of course, we dont want to go crazy and go to just anyone and everyone's house because the more we do that the more piss farting around, driving, saving money, even more strenuous spending, ect that has to happen.

Freak350 you have collage or University, yer? do you have a house of your own at this point or are you on a campus?

[Mygeeto]

Originally Posted by thefreak350

I mean in rental cars regardless of make/model.

Wireless Internet

Avis' Autonet Mobile Service unit plugs into a car's power outlet or cigarette lighter. No extra data cards or software is needed for a wireless enabled device. "Simply turn on, log on and surf," Avis says. It uses another plug for any electrical outlet, providing Net connectivity "anywhere," including hotels, restaurants and business meetings.

Where available: Beginning in March in Manhattan and at airport locations in Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, San Diego, San Francisco, Seattle and Washington, D.C.

Cost: $10.95 a day. Renters can also get wireless Internet for a fee at more than 70 Avis and 40 Hertz airport locations. Avis charges $7.95 a day; Hertz, $4.95. The locations, and other Wi-Fi hot spots throughout the USA, can be found at usatoday.jiwire.com.

so how does it work? am i ment to have a lap top and use a cord thingy to plug it into the ciggarette lighter as a power source and to keep the battery charged?

anyway.. i dont really see much need for the internet in a car to be honest :S



is there any other things we should cover and look into for our tour? as far as i know, kenney hasnt ever left england and niether have i.. so we're going into unfamiliar turf here.

[kenney]

Originally Posted by thefreak350

Some car rental agencies do offer internet in their cars for a low fee.

lol no i meant before we get there...so we can arrange it properly...however having internet in a car would be useful.

also guys...you have to really consder this and dont forget that this is planned for SUMMER 2009, will things change by then?can you guys honestly say that you will still be using BBD in 2years?will you be working when we come?wont you have your own vacations to plan and do? think outside of the box lol

[kenney]

and also, with the car rental thing, once we leave one of your homes, to go to the next, we wont be returning...so will car rental firms really let us rent a car that wont be returned? lol and we need to get some sort of map put together to get from one of you to the next...i mean i would struggle to travel from one end of Britain to the other, let along USA!!!