Okay, this was “my” time in Las Vegas. Throughout the 90s! The most exciting time, that building boom and all the themed hotels/casinos. Was thrilling. Wish I could find a time machine and go back again...
Hey Bill, back in 93 was my first real trip to Vegas as I turned 21. It was exciting, all the open space, new construction, and lights. What a wonderful time. Sad to see the old casinos gone and I wished I had filmed back then.
@@Trading2471 it's not right that they got rid of all of them.. I was born in 93 and I've never even been to vegas but it still makes me sick.. these kind of videos are one of the best things I've ever seen..
I was born in ‘94, and I went to Vegas for the first time in 2016 at 22. I wish I could have experienced this version of Vegas. It’s so spacious and breathable, lol.
Loved seeing the old Landmark hotel. 1973 was the first time I rode to the top of the Landmark and saw the view. At that time you could see the outline of the city by the lights as they met darkness. Each year I would visit and see the ring of lights get larger as the city grew. Just before the hotel was torn down, I did get a chance to see the lights of the city become endless........miss the hotel.
1:06 symbolizes the beginning of the end for this town!!!… The Dunes light is off forever… a shadowy reminder of what once DAZZLED us. Many (almost ALL) will follow throughout the years like dominoes
It's amazing seeing how much open space there was, even 25 years ago. Now it's completely jammed up with buildings. Just think, 30 years from now the Mirage and Flamingo will probably be gone and replaced.
I didn't visit until 1999, but I miss it so much. There is almost nothing left from that period in regards to attractions. Its interesting listening to the narrator talk about things that are now closed like the pirate show, Merlin's show, the MGM amusement park, auto collection, mgm lions, Luxor boat ride (earlier than 1999) etc.
Las Vegas isn't as brightly lit anymore sadly. They got rid of most of he neon lights ad now it's mostly large screens and a few neon signs. It looks better in the 90s
The Las Vegas Strip, as how I want to remember it. Excellent footage of "The Sands," "Stardust," and even 6:18 "Wet N' Wild." Love the inclusion of "Casino Radio" as well. Very transportive. Thanks so much for sharing.
PKPhoenix83 Agreed so much! I only finally visited Vegas in 2015(& months before the Riviera closed), and watching this and a few other vids definitely confirms that some of the charm the Vegas strip once had has been lost, in the 2 decades between then and now. With the Riviera finally closed down and Barbery Coast/Bill's Gambling Hall now turned into The Cromwell(never saw either of those 2 incarnations, before Cromwell), Flamingo and Circus Circus almost seem like the only strip casinos with a lot of exterior neon anymore. Thankfully, downtown Vegas on Fremont St. still has tons of classic neon, and that the Neon Museum did preserve many of the former strip and downtown exterior signs. They just need to work, to get more of their sign collection restored and into working shape again.
BoratWanksta I KNOW!!! I visited Vegas in 2015 before riviera closed too. I also just got back from Vegas last weekend. The only classic neon casinos left are Fremont street and flamingo and circus circus. That's what I like most about Vegas is the neon lighting.
@@BoratWanksta First time I went to vegas was when I was a kid in 96. Vegas is overgrown and a tourist trap now. It has no real charm. Its just high end tech and expensive over excess.
Ty for posting.. I love old Vegas videos. Been going there since 1980 and it sure has changed. I still go but sure miss the older and friendlier more down home Vegas. Loved the old casino radio.. Good job.
Wow this is the year I moved here in Vegas. So much happier and better. I miss Barbary coast and stardust and the frontier. And especially the MGM theme park. Why they closed it is beyond me
Wow I know this was 1993 but I visit in 1988 and 1991 when it was almost like this. Stayed in Ballys in 88 Dunes in 91. Again came back in 1996, 2012 and 2019. Coming back in September. So much has been added over the years
Thank you so much for sharing this video. We lived in Vegas for 3 years and loved going to the strip to see shows and to eat at the buffets. My girls were babies at this time and one was born at Nellis. So many great memories watching several casinos being built and imploded as well. Can't wait to go back after 22 years!
Many of the casinos shown here are now long gone, replaced by high rises and empty lots. This film was made as the transition was just beginning, so you have the classic casinos like the Sands and the Stardust, and the new casinos like the Mirage (a high rise of course) starting to take over the Strip. Today the Strip has absolutely NO character whatsoever. One of the saddest losses was the Riviera. NO casino had more colorful neon than the Riv!!! Plus it was THE place for stars like Frank Sinatra. NONE of the casinos today will EVER have the history and tradition that the classic casinos had. You might as well do your gambling at the bus station or the airport. They have slots too, and a lot more character than the modern casinos!!!
I have been studying these old videos, and doing a historical research project. All but a handful of structures from these days of the1990s and earlier NO longer exist. Major changes. The two Old Dennys from the 60s were actually torn down and rebuilt inside the bigger newer monster casinos.
Do anybody remember in the 90s when you can make a reservation just by your name and telephone number a 7-Day courtesy hold at some of the major hotels on the strip no credit card needed
Was able to see the Dunes many times in1990 as they were talking of selling it,renovating or demolishing it..Loved the Dunes Mega Sign & the Oasis *Casino neon sign with lit green neonpalm trees by the Dunes main front doors ( at the corner of the strip & Flamingo Rd)... Classic resort hotel with the storied history of Classic Vegas.!! RIP.
i think the city was classier back then i know the hotels now are billions and billions of dollars and. very sleek and shiny but you cant buy class or build it just has to be there in 1990s and before just something about old vegas then again my dad says that about 1960s vegas still a great city in any decade
plus you have so many dipshits and wantobes that flock there because they think its cool. There is no class. Granted the 90s were kind of an identity crisis for vegas as they tried to make it a family destination but it still had more charm than today.
I’ve been a fan of the Sands Casino and the Landmark and Circus Circus casino and honestly I never been to Las Vegas before but I do wish to go to the casinos
This was when The Mirage was the face of Las Vegas. It was the gold standard for the strip at the time. Now, 34 years later, even that’s now obsolete, closing in July. I swear, Vegas a few decades ago was completely different.
I miss the old O'Shea's too but it never had a hotel... and it's alive and well. They built a new O'Shea's Casino within the Linq. It opened in like 2014 or 2015 if my memory is correct...
Watching this in 2023. Ironic how it begins with an audio clip about the Mirage and all the things to see there and ends with a shot of the Hard Rock Cafe guitar.
Wow!! According to the radio DJ, the MGM, Luxor and Treasure Island all had not opened yet. Boy has Vegas evolved. At that time, the strip really wasn't the pedestrian friendly street it is now. Not many people walking. Lot's of vast open desert between properties still. Crazy!!!
Yes I did a lot of walking there on vacation (summer/ 90)for 2 weeks.. Great times (& memories) to see all of these hotels..Mirage (few months old)& Excalibur grand opening.. Amazing all the constant non stop changes for the next 30_years .Treasure Island was proposed but hadn't broken ground yet..New MGM was just starting construction then too
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Look at all those people walking on the sidewalk. They are actually walking with other people and being friendly. Not like today where everyone has their face buried in a phone and not looking at where they are going.
I wonder if they could’ve just kept the names, but renovated the places. Instead of destroying the Dunes or the Sands, they could just remodeled or built new buildings. I’d rather have the Dunes than the Bellagio.
@@tfu4434 Actually the most afraid things was robbery. I was always careful with around the car, and removed the camera from the mount quickly when parking.
I love Vegas but I agree w people complaining about corporate America taking over and being greedy as hell. Everything is so,expensive now when it shouldn't be. They make a ton off gambling..food and drinks should be free, and now it's $40 for a shitty buffet and you have to pay for parking? Oh and there's a $39 resort fee sir. I like the fun free older places. $5 blackjack and drinks free. Now you can't find a 5 dollar table. These greedy bastards will start charging for drinks soon.
Well some of your comment is true you have to pay for the parking if you stay at MGM Grand then you can park free that's owned by the same Corporation people that were going to Vegas and the 40s and 50s feel the same way about the 70s and 80s it's too expensive
You still can find good deals but you really have to look but yeah, visiting Vegas ain't cheap anymore. a prime rib dinner on the Strip is easily $70!!
This is before a lot of things. The vast majority of these casinos are no longer around or are renamed. Flamingo, Harrah's and Sahara remain. The Caesars Palace and Circus Circus are still there too. Mirage is probably the newest thing here and it's gonna turn into the Hard Rock in 2024-5, which is ironic since this video starts with a Mirage commercial and ends with the car passing the Hard Rock Cafe.
Noticed there on holidays ..most everyone drove or took cabs everywhere in Vegas . Many stayed at their resort too mostly.. Mainly busier on the main corners for pedestrians (Flamingo ,Tropicana & in front of Mirage volcano) but in between..very few walking between hotels & down the Strip between hotels..
Okay, this was “my” time in Las Vegas. Throughout the 90s! The most exciting time, that building boom and all the themed hotels/casinos. Was thrilling. Wish I could find a time machine and go back again...
Hey Bill, back in 93 was my first real trip to Vegas as I turned 21. It was exciting, all the open space, new construction, and lights. What a wonderful time. Sad to see the old casinos gone and I wished I had filmed back then.
@@Trading2471 it's not right that they got rid of all of them.. I was born in 93 and I've never even been to vegas but it still makes me sick.. these kind of videos are one of the best things I've ever seen..
@@Trading2471you guys don’t know how lucky you are to he able to experience it in the 90’s like that
I was born in ‘94, and I went to Vegas for the first time in 2016 at 22. I wish I could have experienced this version of Vegas. It’s so spacious and breathable, lol.
I wish Vegas still looked this way. This was when Vegas was still affordable and fun.
That radio is one of my favorite things on youtube. I need to find more videos like this.
Look up the user name thatdonOguy on u tube. He has old Vegas radio spots
I miss Las Vegas in the '90s! These were the days!
Loved seeing the old Landmark hotel. 1973 was the first time I rode to the top of the Landmark and saw the view. At that time you could see the outline of the city by the lights as they met darkness. Each year I would visit and see the ring of lights get larger as the city grew. Just before the hotel was torn down, I did get a chance to see the lights of the city become endless........miss the hotel.
1:06 symbolizes the beginning of the end for this town!!!… The Dunes light is off forever… a shadowy reminder of what once DAZZLED us. Many (almost ALL) will follow throughout the years like dominoes
I miss the Barbary Coast corner. That used to be the heart of the Strip.
It's amazing seeing how much open space there was, even 25 years ago. Now it's completely jammed up with buildings. Just think, 30 years from now the Mirage and Flamingo will probably be gone and replaced.
@jdslyman The circus circus has been a dump for 30 years. The only thing that has saved it is the lack of development on that end of the strip.
Spenser Hawk crowded with fake fucking trees
@@davidkruse4030 i can't see circus circus going anywhere sorry
Whatever building/hotel franchise has the least money will be gone. That's called capitalism. You live in it.
The Mirage is coming to an end soon. I believe the date is July 17 will be its last day.
I didn't visit until 1999, but I miss it so much. There is almost nothing left from that period in regards to attractions. Its interesting listening to the narrator talk about things that are now closed like the pirate show, Merlin's show, the MGM amusement park, auto collection, mgm lions, Luxor boat ride (earlier than 1999)
etc.
Las Vegas isn't as brightly lit anymore sadly. They got rid of most of he neon lights ad now it's mostly large screens and a few neon signs. It looks better in the 90s
DIAMLER So true.
Exactly stayed at the Travelodge Hotel on the strip back in 1992 it's no longer there 1993 I graduated to the big hotels the flamingo
Yeah someone pointed it out on the last trip. Its just big screenss that are used for advertising.
It looked better before.
So true !! This was what helped make Vegas what it was..!
@@1990758 i now what u r talking about
The Las Vegas Strip, as how I want to remember it. Excellent footage of "The Sands," "Stardust," and even 6:18 "Wet N' Wild." Love the inclusion of "Casino Radio" as well. Very transportive. Thanks so much for sharing.
Thank you for your comment. I also feel nostalgic a many of roadside facilities seen in this video.
You took the words right out of my mouth: that is Vegas “how I want to remember it”.
@@northshore1000 . Vegas before it became so corporate and plastic!:(
This is so awesome. I'd give almost anything to have been able to walk the Strip in the early 90's.
PKPhoenix83 Agreed so much! I only finally visited Vegas in 2015(& months before the Riviera closed), and watching this and a few other vids definitely confirms that some of the charm the Vegas strip once had has been lost, in the 2 decades between then and now. With the Riviera finally closed down and Barbery Coast/Bill's Gambling Hall now turned into The Cromwell(never saw either of those 2 incarnations, before Cromwell), Flamingo and Circus Circus almost seem like the only strip casinos with a lot of exterior neon anymore. Thankfully, downtown Vegas on Fremont St. still has tons of classic neon, and that the Neon Museum did preserve many of the former strip and downtown exterior signs. They just need to work, to get more of their sign collection restored and into working shape again.
BoratWanksta I KNOW!!! I visited Vegas in 2015 before riviera closed too. I also just got back from Vegas last weekend. The only classic neon casinos left are Fremont street and flamingo and circus circus. That's what I like most about Vegas is the neon lighting.
PKPhoenix83 it was more fun back than and more casinos closer together to escape the 115 degree heat.
I did when I was a kid. So glad :)
@@BoratWanksta First time I went to vegas was when I was a kid in 96. Vegas is overgrown and a tourist trap now. It has no real charm. Its just high end tech and expensive over excess.
So much nostalgia. Thank you so much. I was in vegas every weekend from age 12 in 88 to age 17 in 93. Didn't go back till 2017. It's so different now.
I remember hearing that Circus Circus ad as a kid in SoCal “Be a kid again!”
Ty for posting.. I love old Vegas videos. Been going there since 1980 and it sure has changed. I still go but sure miss the older and friendlier more down home Vegas. Loved the old casino radio.. Good job.
I always enjoy the old footage of Las Vegas. Thanks for the video
Wow this is the year I moved here in Vegas. So much happier and better. I miss Barbary coast and stardust and the frontier. And especially the MGM theme park. Why they closed it is beyond me
This is the year I left Las Vegas (after two years). So you replaced me. I guess you like it more than I did.
YES! The MGM theme park was a lot of fun. I was very sad when I heard the news that it had closed. Great little park.
It was too hot for people to spend all day at an amusement park
they closed it because it wasn't making money, unfortunately.
Wow I know this was 1993 but I visit in 1988 and 1991 when it was almost like this. Stayed in Ballys in 88 Dunes in 91. Again came back in 1996, 2012 and 2019. Coming back in September. So much has been added over the years
Thank you so much for sharing this video. We lived in Vegas for 3 years and loved going to the strip to see shows and to eat at the buffets. My girls were babies at this time and one was born at Nellis. So many great memories watching several casinos being built and imploded as well. Can't wait to go back after 22 years!
great video. thanks for sharing.
I know this is 8 months old but what a surprise to see you here :D
Love your channel
Thanks for the video. Brings back great memories
Good Quality Camera Footage For 1993. Thank You For Sharing!
FACTS
That's almost like a different city. All the landmarks have changed!
Yes.:(
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このラジオ音声と、ネオンが輝いている夕暮れの風景が素晴らしくて、思わず何回も観てしまいます。
撮影時にDunesとEl Ranchoは閉鎖していたようですが、この頃に営業していたホテルも、現在では大半が閉鎖・他のホテルや更地に変わっていますよね。
私は定点観測が好きなので、こちらの動画の郷愁を誘う感じが凄く良いです。
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i loved the video.. i also loved the audio that went with it .. i wish that i could find a radio station on the internet that had that sort of content
6:18 Wet N Wild. That water park brings back some great memories as a kid.
This was the year I moved to Las Vegas... Crazy compared to now.. Thx for upload =0)
Barbary Coast was always a fun place.
A real bonus to see 7:42 The "Alpine Village Inn." Miss that place dearly.
GREAT place! Far better than the Hofbrauhaus too.
Many of the casinos shown here are now long gone, replaced by high rises and empty lots. This film was made as the transition was just beginning, so you have the classic casinos like the Sands and the Stardust, and the new casinos like the Mirage (a high rise of course) starting to take over the Strip. Today the Strip has absolutely NO character whatsoever.
One of the saddest losses was the Riviera. NO casino had more colorful neon than the Riv!!! Plus it was THE place for stars like Frank Sinatra. NONE of the casinos today will EVER have the history and tradition that the classic casinos had.
You might as well do your gambling at the bus station or the airport. They have slots too, and a lot more character than the modern casinos!!!
Wow that was when vegas was good and fun. Not anymore
I’ve never made that many green lights before in my life on the Blvd
This was the beginning of modern Vegas. The Mirage was the game changer. Thank you Steve Wynn!
Loved this💕 am in tears😥
I was not born in the 90s but Las Vegas was so much beautiful and better back then I feel your pain.
amazing video ,thanks for posting. what I would give to have been there !
Love this video so much! So much history!
Miss the old vegas
Great place then..great times!!
I remember VEGAS in 93. Eventhough i was 12. I LOOOVE THE NEW VEGAS NOW.. Im coming back from vegas and i wannna go BACK! :(
vegas is for yuppies now
Love it thank you for the post.
I absolutely love this!
I have been studying these old videos, and doing a historical research project. All but a handful of structures from these days
of the1990s and earlier NO longer exist. Major changes. The two Old Dennys from the 60s were actually torn down and rebuilt inside the bigger newer monster casinos.
the small church across a street from the circus circus. is where my mom got married to my stepfather. .in the late 70's
Lol gotta be proud of that
Do anybody remember in the 90s when you can make a reservation just by your name and telephone number a 7-Day courtesy hold at some of the major hotels on the strip no credit card needed
Thanks memory The Dunes
1955-1993
To bellagio 1998s
Was able to see the Dunes many times in1990 as they were talking of selling it,renovating or demolishing it..Loved the Dunes Mega Sign & the Oasis *Casino neon sign with lit green neonpalm trees by the Dunes main front doors ( at the corner of the strip & Flamingo Rd)... Classic resort hotel with the storied history of Classic Vegas.!! RIP.
Wow! Some great memories. Thank you!
I noticed the Dunes sign was not lit. Must have been right before implosion.
@House Owner Actually it was closed for most of 1993. Closed January 23rd
Yea, The El Rancho is also dark, waiting to be destroyed. 5:57
i think the city was classier back then
i know the hotels now are billions and billions of dollars and. very sleek and shiny
but you cant buy class or build it just has to be there in 1990s and before just something about old vegas then again my dad says that about 1960s vegas still a great city in any decade
plus you have so many dipshits and wantobes that flock there because they think its cool. There is no class. Granted the 90s were kind of an identity crisis for vegas as they tried to make it a family destination but it still had more charm than today.
I know I love the 90s Vegas mostly stay at the Flamingo two queen beds with five or six people
I like the 90’s version. I never went there until 2021 for the first time. So, I missed the good-ole-days.
I’ve been a fan of the Sands Casino and the Landmark and Circus Circus casino and honestly I never been to Las Vegas before but I do wish to go to the casinos
I Am Warning You! Circus Circus is a Hotel You Definitely Don't Want to Stay
This was when The Mirage was the face of Las Vegas. It was the gold standard for the strip at the time. Now, 34 years later, even that’s now obsolete, closing in July. I swear, Vegas a few decades ago was completely different.
It was a great place, I stared going to Las Vegas in mid 80 s. , Last time I was there most of the beauty of Las Vegas was gone, sad.
@ 2:42 O'Shea's Hotel & Casino ''RIP''
I miss the old O'Shea's too but it never had a hotel... and it's alive and well. They built a new O'Shea's Casino within the Linq. It opened in like 2014 or 2015 if my memory is correct...
Watching this in 2023. Ironic how it begins with an audio clip about the Mirage and all the things to see there and ends with a shot of the Hard Rock Cafe guitar.
Also talks about "pro baseball." They mean minor league here, but soon it's gonna be the A's!
If ind myself yearning to drive this strip fairly often, then realize it no longer exists. Seems Vegas has lost it's soul.
David Alan Grier & Jamie Foxx at the Aladdin. May 1993.
Wow!! According to the radio DJ, the MGM, Luxor and Treasure Island all had not opened yet. Boy has Vegas evolved. At that time, the strip really wasn't the pedestrian friendly street it is now. Not many people walking. Lot's of vast open desert between properties still. Crazy!!!
Yes I did a lot of walking there on vacation (summer/ 90)for 2 weeks.. Great times (& memories) to see all of these hotels..Mirage (few months old)& Excalibur grand opening.. Amazing all the constant non stop changes for the next 30_years .Treasure Island was proposed but hadn't broken ground yet..New MGM was just starting construction then too
MGM TI and Luxor all opened in late 1993, same time when Dunes was imploded
It's amazing that all that empty land has been developed.
I get a kick out of seeing "Stupak's Stump"!
Where can I find more clips or whatever of the ads for the casinos? I love listening to them
There is no other video of the casinos, sorry.
Please visit this URL if you would like to listen Casino Radio more.
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Look at all those people walking on the sidewalk. They are actually walking with other people and being friendly. Not like today where everyone has their face buried in a phone and not looking at where they are going.
I walked in the 90s without a phone and i still wasn't talking to random strangers lol
1993 the year the CFL came to town , only lasted a year tho
Do you know what else invokes memories of cars past? THIS VIDEO!!
Can see the Stratosphere being built
Very cool footage
I wonder if they could’ve just kept the names, but renovated the places. Instead of destroying the Dunes or the Sands, they could just remodeled or built new buildings. I’d rather have the Dunes than the Bellagio.
The only best neon is downtown LV in 2017. The classic neon is gone. So, all you can do is watch youtube videos from better days.
自分はこの3年後、1996年に行っています。
7:40 the landmark
God I miss lasvegas 😭
The Strip has changed so much but wearing a Gold chain and a Hawaiian shirt hasn't lol!!!
Luv it !
Excellent.
Ha! I learned how to play craps when I was 21 at Little Ceasers while eating $1 hot dogs. It was 25 cents craps and I won $60!! 1:00
They make 4K Cameras now.
amazing
More lights then, right now everything is a screen.
Forget Las Vegas, How did you own a dashcam in 1993?
Dashcam in 1993 => bolster.sakura.ne.jp/190705/cam01.jpg
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@@kamepo wow you had to really want proof in an accident to hook up that giant monstrosity
@@tfu4434 Actually the most afraid things was robbery. I was always careful with around the car, and removed the camera from the mount quickly when parking.
I love Vegas but I agree w people complaining about corporate America taking over and being greedy as hell. Everything is so,expensive now when it shouldn't be. They make a ton off gambling..food and drinks should be free, and now it's $40 for a shitty buffet and you have to pay for parking? Oh and there's a $39 resort fee sir. I like the fun free older places. $5 blackjack and drinks free. Now you can't find a 5 dollar table. These greedy bastards will start charging for drinks soon.
It was better when the mob ran the damn town. MGM Resorts is a real piece of shit.
Well some of your comment is true you have to pay for the parking if you stay at MGM Grand then you can park free that's owned by the same Corporation people that were going to Vegas and the 40s and 50s feel the same way about the 70s and 80s it's too expensive
If they charge for drinks at the table I'm GONE.
You still can find good deals but you really have to look but yeah, visiting Vegas ain't cheap anymore. a prime rib dinner on the Strip is easily $70!!
@@MrDodger3222 well in downtown a prime rib dinner is like 20 bucks
I love this town
This must be before they imploded the Northern Tower of the Dunes.
This is before a lot of things. The vast majority of these casinos are no longer around or are renamed. Flamingo, Harrah's and Sahara remain. The Caesars Palace and Circus Circus are still there too. Mirage is probably the newest thing here and it's gonna turn into the Hard Rock in 2024-5, which is ironic since this video starts with a Mirage commercial and ends with the car passing the Hard Rock Cafe.
This is vegas before any implosions happened.
Look how empty the sidewalks were lol was this at 5am?
No, this was at sunset.
Noticed there on holidays ..most everyone drove or took cabs everywhere in Vegas . Many stayed at their resort too mostly.. Mainly busier on the main corners for pedestrians (Flamingo ,Tropicana & in front of Mirage volcano) but in between..very few walking between hotels & down the Strip between hotels..
Who Misses the Frontier and the Stardust?
Who else watching old Vegas videos during quarantine July-2020?
Guess no one
1:06
OLD SKOOL IS GONE in another MULTIVERSE
0:23 Uranus
I bet the camera was an expensive one for 1993
The camera was Sony Hi-8 camcorder. It was not an expensive model, and used by many Japanese or other nation at the time.
kamepo quite good quality. Great post
wow....
Wow
8:14
RIP Tupac
*September 7 1996 11:15pm*
1:41
7:43
after they imploded the stadust en frontier las vegas is dead
Harry Gerdes I will build these hotels in Minecraft with new features/details & unused hotels in my Mega Vegas world.
この頃 フラミンゴ ヒルトンに泊まった。
my home town and the year i was born.
Then mobile phones and all soulless technologies started and got us in " a bright future" we are now. Total degradation of humans.