So im here all summer and I need good bars and cheap restaurants

6/2/2010 9:19:47 AM

drive around. there aren't many of either.

6/2/2010 9:20:45 AM

i didn't even know that place existed

6/2/2010 9:24:24 AM

ask them if they serve drowned kitten burgers.

6/2/2010 9:27:28 AM

i liked corolla. didn't stay long though. i preferred kill devil hills and kitty hawk.

6/2/2010 9:31:09 AM

Drive up to Corova and hop the border fence into Virginia.

I went to some bar in Duck on the soundside that was decent, but that was more due to there being a wide range of cougars in there that particular night.

6/2/2010 9:40:03 AM

toyotas suck.

6/2/2010 9:43:48 AM

why the hell are you here? especially for the whole summer.


You need to get down to KDH/NH for bars. Kelly's and Outer Banks Brewing Station are the two popular ones.

6/2/2010 9:45:50 AM

Im here for work, I went to fishbone last night probably the place on the sound youre talking about. It was ok but killed my per diem.

6/2/2010 10:30:39 AM

6/2/2010 10:37:59 AM

Uncle Ike's in Corolla Light

6/2/2010 2:49:24 PM

Ill try that, thanks

6/2/2010 7:02:47 PM

Just make sure u pronounce it as "core - ah - la"

6/2/2010 7:06:00 PM

Yeah I figured that out awhile back

6/2/2010 7:46:26 PM

6/2/2010 7:50:12 PM

Corolla made CNN:
http://www.cnn.com/2010/US/06/05/oldest.shipwreck/index.html?hpt=T2

Some motherfucking midget found a goddamn shipwreck.

6/5/2010 1:54:16 PM

haha I was just about to come here and post this...

6/5/2010 5:54:30 PM

i'll probably be doing some property locating next week, if i do it means i'll have a metal detector. score

6/5/2010 5:58:12 PM

^ if you do, make sure you wear a creepy outfit and talk to yourself a lot.

6/5/2010 5:59:10 PM

i'll be the only one in pants at least

6/5/2010 7:04:11 PM

Quote :

"Beachcomber stumbles upon historical shipwreck Corolla, North Carolina (CNN) -- Ray Midgett hunts the Corolla beaches on the Outer Banks of North Carolina almost every day. "Beachcombing, or metal detecting, or relic hunting is in my blood," said Midgett, a retired government worker who hits the sand between October and April. "There are so many shipwrecks up here, it's just beautiful." Midgett drives his pickup truck right onto the beach using the access road near the Currituck Beach Lighthouse. With a metal detector and shovel in tow, he's uncovered everything from antique coins to wedding rings. Yet his biggest discovery came in December when he located the remains of a historical shipwreck. The wreckage, hidden under the sand for centuries, became fully exposed after a winter of brutal Nor'easters, making it the oldest shipwreck found off the coast of North Carolina."

http://www.cnn.com/2010/US/06/05/oldest.shipwreck/index.html

Cool

6/7/2010 7:06:15 AM

that's what mr joshua posted and I came in and said I was gonna post a couple days ago

6/7/2010 8:42:31 AM

Finally starting to get some girls out here

6/7/2010 8:51:43 PM