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| That saxophone guy's spot is spicy.snow.pads. You knew saxophones had pads, right? |
As we saw in the first part of this series,
Find Anything in Las Vegas with Three Words, the Very Smart People at
What3words have figured out a scheme where every 10 foot by 10 foot square on the planet can be addressed using just three common everyday ordinary words.
Yep, they are handing out co-ordinates faster than Scotty.
Some clicky-clicky mouse-hunting turned up all kinds of hilarious and ironic three word codes for various places in Downtown Las Vegas.
Well, I think they are hilarious - you may have to give me some latitude on that.
(See what I did there?)
Lets have a look around downtown and see what we can find.
I guess one should play the Don't Pass at craps at the El Cortez.
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| El Cortez craps advice. |
What3words likes the entrance to the D.
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| Is it the one-way escalator into the casino that merits these co-ordinates? |
If you gamble at the Four Queens, you had better be savvy. And not degenerate.
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| An apt description for any palooka-gambler. |
We're talking about the corner entrance, in case there is any question about it!
Meanwhile, the Golden Nugget appeals to a different level of gambler.
This sounds like a great place to cool off with some hip people.
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| Topless pool? snow.crazy.bottom |
You know those saddle bar seats at Binions?
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| Heck drink enough and more than your slimy seat will vanish. |
Meanwhile at the Plaza...
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| The California, full of attractive Hawaiians. |
Main Street Station
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| I'm playing dimes next time at MSS! |
The pool on top of Binions.
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| What better words for a drink by the pool? jars.seats.lazy.. |
Like Royal Flusher's FaceBook Page!
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