The Greatest Journey: Starbucks, and Beyond
 

So, theres this guy who goes by the name of Winter (who, according to a bunch of news sites, is actually just some lawyer) who's making a religious journey to every Starbucks in the world.

Rofl, what a dope:
[img]http://home.flash.net/~ral1/starbucks/bigimages/DSCN5552.jpg[/img]

What's cool is that the Starbucks in my town have been blessed by his very FEET. Theres no way his landing a marketing job, though.

Here are the places in my area he's been to: (That I've seen)
This ones downtown. First Starbucks I've ever seen in Colorado.
[img]http://home.flash.net/~ral1/starbucks/images/DSCN8375.jpg[/img]
[img]http://home.flash.net/~ral1/starbucks/images/DSCN8376.jpg[/img]
This place used to be a bank. Funny building, it looks like a barn. But its right across from my favorite resteraunt: Pete's Greek Cafe. I go there atleast once a month.
[img]http://home.flash.net/~ral1/starbucks/images/DSCN7207.jpg[/img]
This one's the closest to my house, around a five minute drive.
[img]http://home.flash.net/~ral1/starbucks/images/DSCN9775.jpg[/img]
What's funny about this one is that it was built a little more than two weeks ago.

To tell you the truth, I have never once laid my foot inside a Starbucks cafe - well, except one at Barnes and Nobles, but only to use their door, so ignore that. I've never ordered from them, though - though I had a Vanilla drink once I got a 7-11. So ignore that, too.

EDIT: Oops, sorry, forgot to post the link:
http://www.starbuckseverywhere.net/

Tommy?

Starbucks licks gerbil anus.

Why anyone would want to visit every goddamned Starbucks is WAY beyond me...although his picture offers much insight.

I hope you stayed away from the beyond section

Ive never been in a starbucks either.
we are a dying breed

HEY DUEDS; WHEN DOSES SCHOOL START? LOLZ!

Oh, and he's making a movie:
http://www.starbuckingmovie.com/page2/page2.html

waste of time, money, and effort. stupid:

I think this is one of the few times I've used the following emoticon and actually meant it: oOo:

the only time i've been to a starbuck was a grand opening at a local store. From 6PM-10PM everything was free. That was leeeet. They have really good stuff there, but I wouldn't waste my money like some people do-->2 starbucks coffees a day with a mocholatoocoolo-thingy-ma-jigger.

pls die .

we only just recently got a starbucks ... theres only 2 in my town and neither one is close enough for me to visit ona reg basis.

Re: The Greatest Journey: Starbucks, and Beyond
 

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[img]http://home.flash.net/~ral1/starbucks/images/DSCN8376.jpg[/img]
This place used to be a bank. Funny building, it looks like a barn. But its right across from my favorite resteraunt: Pete's Greek Cafe. I go there atleast once a month.
[img]http://home.flash.net/~ral1/starbucks/images/DSCN7207.jpg[/img]
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the barn one is right by my highschool, and i live about 4 blocks from the second one... weetiewoot

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[quote=lasagna]the barn one is right by my highschool, and i live about 4 blocks from the second one... weetiewoot[/quote:4eed1]

OMGOMGOMGOMGOMGOMGOMGOGMGMGMGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGOGMMG MG

Just four? You live in that prissy neighborhood? I live about a mile away - but it's still a five minute drive up 6th Avenue.

I've been on the computer alll day, man. I also got to do mouth-to-mouth on a plastic dummy at swimming today. dance:

nah thats not the prissy neighborhood, about 6 blocks up co. blvd in cherry creek where all the "town homes" are