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TITLETOWN - A Decade Long Celebration Of The Greatest Achievement In College Athletics History => Kansas State Football => Topic started by: kso_FAN on March 09, 2010, 10:09:41 AM
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Pinstripe Bowl! (http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/news?slug=ap-pinstripebowl&prov=ap&type=lgns&utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter)
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LMAO @ thinking we'll go to a bowl!
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LMAO @ thinking we'll go to a bowl!
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:crossfingers: :crossfingers: :crossfingers: :crossfingers: :crossfingers: :crossfingers:
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An excuse to go to NYC is very cool, but do you really want to go to some lousy bowl game once there? Kinda lame. I guess maybe I'm asking the wrong crowd here.
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An excuse to go to NYC is very cool, but do you really want to go to some lousy bowl game once there? Kinda lame. I guess maybe I'm asking the wrong crowd here.
dude its nyc. yes.
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An excuse to go to NYC is very cool, but do you really want to go to some lousy bowl game once there? Kinda lame. I guess maybe I'm asking the wrong crowd here.
NYCPak hosted by GOSP will be terribly elite. Will make up for having to go to the bowl.
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Hope to see this played regularly at every home game: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UjsXo9l6I8
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Can you even freakin' imagine the number of Little Apple/Big Apple Manhattan/Manhattan jokes!?!?!?!?!? :surprised:
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Can you even freakin' imagine the number of Little Apple/Big Apple Manhattan/Manhattan jokes!?!?!?!?!? :surprised:
I'm going to go back and forth between calling it MHKcopycat.com and pointing at stuff and yelling "AIN'T NO WHEAT!".
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I'm going to go back and forth between calling it MHKcopycat.com and pointing at stuff and yelling "AIN'T NO WHEAT!".
omg, lol.
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Can you even freakin' imagine the number of Little Apple/Big Apple Manhattan/Manhattan jokes!?!?!?!?!?
I had dinner on Sunday night with a friend's family on the Upper East Side, and the parents literally couldn't believe I was from Manhattan, Kansas. Yeah, I don't think I'm very good at faking being amused when I hear a joke I don't think is funny anymore.
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Can you even freakin' imagine the number of Little Apple/Big Apple Manhattan/Manhattan jokes!?!?!?!?!?
I had dinner on Sunday night with a friend's family on the Upper East Side, and the parents literally couldn't believe I was from Manhattan, Kansas. Yeah, I don't think I'm very good at faking being amused when I hear a joke I don't think is funny anymore.
You'd better start assembling your list of Pak' locations now....SD is going to be on you like stink on a monkey.
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Can you even freakin' imagine the number of Little Apple/Big Apple Manhattan/Manhattan jokes!?!?!?!?!?
I had dinner on Sunday night with a friend's family on the Upper East Side, and the parents literally couldn't believe I was from Manhattan, Kansas. Yeah, I don't think I'm very good at faking being amused when I hear a joke I don't think is funny anymore.
Yeah, seems like the elderly up there eat that crap up. Then you tell them our adorable nickname and they're baking you some cookies.
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Can you even freakin' imagine the number of Little Apple/Big Apple Manhattan/Manhattan jokes!?!?!?!?!?
I had dinner on Sunday night with a friend's family on the Upper East Side, and the parents literally couldn't believe I was from Manhattan, Kansas. Yeah, I don't think I'm very good at faking being amused when I hear a joke I don't think is funny anymore.
Yeah, seems like the elderly up there eat that crap up. Then you tell them our adorable nickname and they're baking you some cookies.
OK, speaking of elderly, the great aunt was also at dinner, and she must've told me six times that she used to go swimming after work at a hotel pool in downtown Brooklyn in the 1940s. Did I know which hotel that was? No, I do not know which damn hotel that was.
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Can you even freakin' imagine the number of Little Apple/Big Apple Manhattan/Manhattan jokes!?!?!?!?!?
I had dinner on Sunday night with a friend's family on the Upper East Side, and the parents literally couldn't believe I was from Manhattan, Kansas. Yeah, I don't think I'm very good at faking being amused when I hear a joke I don't think is funny anymore.
Yeah, seems like the elderly up there eat that crap up. Then you tell them our adorable nickname and they're baking you some cookies.
OK, speaking of elderly, the great aunt was also at dinner, and she must've told me six times that she used to go swimming after work at a hotel pool in downtown Brooklyn in the 1940s. Did I know which hotel that was? No, I do not know which damn hotel that was.
I flew right over the Little Apple -> Big Apple reference and went straight for the Michael J. Fox 'Secret of My Success' gem in my first phone interview.
PMoscow = Bhyaaaaa!, btw.
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Can you even freakin' imagine the number of Little Apple/Big Apple Manhattan/Manhattan jokes!?!?!?!?!?
I had dinner on Sunday night with a friend's family on the Upper East Side, and the parents literally couldn't believe I was from Manhattan, Kansas. Yeah, I don't think I'm very good at faking being amused when I hear a joke I don't think is funny anymore.
Lived at the Ardsley in Manhattan (CPW and 79th ish) for a summer so I know your pain.
If I go I will be hanging with my elite Upper Westside buddies and yelling "Ain't no Keats!"
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Can you even freakin' imagine the number of Little Apple/Big Apple Manhattan/Manhattan jokes!?!?!?!?!?
I had dinner on Sunday night with a friend's family on the Upper East Side, and the parents literally couldn't believe I was from Manhattan, Kansas. Yeah, I don't think I'm very good at faking being amused when I hear a joke I don't think is funny anymore.
Yeah, seems like the elderly up there eat that crap up. Then you tell them our adorable nickname and they're baking you some cookies.
OK, speaking of elderly, the great aunt was also at dinner, and she must've told me six times that she used to go swimming after work at a hotel pool in downtown Brooklyn in the 1940s. Did I know which hotel that was? No, I do not know which damn hotel that was.
I flew right over the Little Apple -> Big Apple reference and went straight for the Michael J. Fox 'Secret of My Success' gem in my first phone interview.
PMoscow = Bhyaaaaa!, btw.
kinda makes it hard to keep my NYC bros straight when some of them go around changing their usernames all the time!
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There's a similar thread to this on CycloneFanatic.
http://www.cyclonefanatic.com/forum/football/84179-could-isu-playing-ny-december.html
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There's a similar thread to this on CycloneFanatic.
http://www.cyclonefanatic.com/forum/football/84179-could-isu-playing-ny-december.html
You can tell those dumbasses that it's spoken for
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Can you even freakin' imagine the number of Little Apple/Big Apple Manhattan/Manhattan jokes!?!?!?!?!?
I had dinner on Sunday night with a friend's family on the Upper East Side, and the parents literally couldn't believe I was from Manhattan, Kansas. Yeah, I don't think I'm very good at faking being amused when I hear a joke I don't think is funny anymore.
i don't even try on the toto/dorothy type jokes anymore. me-"oh.... wizard of oz huh? very original. very good one. timing was decent. maybe think about firing your team of writers and coming up w/ some new material though. whole new staff type stuff. yawn. yawn. zzzzz"
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Warm up your Lou Gehrig's diseases mother frackers!!!!
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Warm up your Lou Gehrig's diseases mother frackers!!!!
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FYI NYC is WAY over rated. Plus the city in winter time sucks major balls just like the bowl
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i'm w/ the anti-nycites. i mean, where is the beach and nice weather? oh....there isn't that. oh. ok. :clack:
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FYI NYC is WAY over rated.
What in god's name are you talking about?
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Musberger (during the Pinstripe bowl intro): The Big Apple has become the Little Apple, as thousands of K-Staters have taken over Yankee Stadium! These Wildcats are fired up, but the Huskies of Connecticut want to spoil their coming home party!
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meh.
Shreveport > nyc
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meh.
Shreveport >>>>> nyc
fixed
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meh.
Shreveport >>>>> nyc
fixed
lols
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How is Shreveport even remotely comparable to NYC? I mean, i've never been to both, but I wouldn't think that would be true.
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nyc is the greatest city on earth, and anybody that argues that FACT is a complete and utter toolbag.
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nyc is the greatest city on earth, and anybody that argues that FACT is a complete and utter toolbag.
I want to go there...but i have a feeling i would be disappointed. Bowl game might help though.
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How is Shreveport even remotely comparable to NYC? I mean, i've never been to both, but I wouldn't that would be true.
Both have hookers? :dunno:
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nyc is the greatest city on earth, and anybody that argues that FACT is a complete and utter toolbag.
Never been there. What seperates it on the greatness scale from Kansas City?
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:facepalm:
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Can you even freakin' imagine the number of Little Apple/Big Apple Manhattan/Manhattan jokes!?!?!?!?!? :surprised:
pointing at stuff and yelling "AIN'T NO WHEAT!".
Bump.
This is hilarious :lol: :lol:
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Can you even freakin' imagine the number of Little Apple/Big Apple Manhattan/Manhattan jokes!?!?!?!?!? :surprised:
pointing at stuff and yelling "AIN'T NO WHEAT!".
Bump.
This is hilarious :lol: :lol:
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I think it's funnier if you say it, "AIN'T NO WHEATS!" Maybe just an imo here, dunno.
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Can you even freakin' imagine the number of Little Apple/Big Apple Manhattan/Manhattan jokes!?!?!?!?!? :surprised:
pointing at stuff and yelling "AIN'T NO WHEAT!".
Bump.
This is hilarious :lol: :lol:
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I think it's funnier if you say it, "AIN'T NO WHEATS!" Maybe just an imo here, dunno.
Yeah, Tell 'em Steve Dave
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Let's get one of him at a sold out Broadway show saying aint no seats
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FYI NYC is WAY over rated. Plus the city in winter time sucks major balls just like the bowl
Impossible to be over-rated when it is the city that all other cities are rated against. You live in the USA people. NYC is in the USA. Keeping this in mind, if you don't go to NYC simply because you can... well then, I just don't :dunno:.... I suppose I pity you more than anything.
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God NYC is so rough ridin' fantastic. Prolly only second to LA (or maybe San Diego :dunno:) in overall awesomeness.
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Now that I'm so experienced at attending bowl games (since we made one this year) I don't want to go somewhere cold for a bowl game. Phoenix > NYC in wintertime.
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Now that I'm so experienced at attending bowl games (since we made one this year) I don't want to go somewhere cold for a bowl game. Phoenix > NYC in wintertime.
Yeah, have a good time bowl n00b
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Hope to see this played regularly at every home game: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UjsXo9l6I8
I can't believe that haven't started playing this at every home game?!?!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sM1Ahn0Osjo
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Now that I'm so experienced at attending bowl games (since we made one this year) I don't want to go somewhere cold for a bowl game. Phoenix > NYC in wintertime.
Yeah, have a good time bowl n00b
exactly. I've been to so many goddam bowl games in Phoenix I'm kind of getting sick of it.
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nyc is the greatest city on earth, and anybody that argues that FACT is a complete and utter toolbag.
Hi, I'm a toolbag!
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Can we get about 10 pak'rs in NYC to do this? (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8WiyX21A1c)
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How is Shreveport even remotely comparable to NYC? I mean, i've never been to both, but I wouldn't that would be true.
Both have hookers? :dunno:
NYC Hookers >>>>>Shreveport Hookers. Trust me on this.
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Can we get about 10 pak'rs in NYC to do this? (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8WiyX21A1c)
what a bunch of mommies. No wonder harper left.
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I thought they sounded good. :dunno:
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Sweet, I can't wait to spend $3000 on fights and hotel rooms around the busiest travel season of the year to one of the most expensive cities in the world and then have to sit in an airport for 36 hours cause the flights all get cancelled. So stoked.
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Sweet, I can't wait to spend $3000 on fights and hotel rooms around the busiest travel season of the year to one of the most expensive cities in the world and then have to sit in an airport for 36 hours cause the flights all get cancelled. So stoked.
I honestly can't wait for any of that :excited: :gocho:
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Sweet, I can't wait to spend $3000 on fights and hotel rooms around the busiest travel season of the year to one of the most expensive cities in the world and then have to sit in an airport for 36 hours cause the flights all get cancelled. So stoked.
I honestly can't wait for any of that :excited: :gocho:
Yeah, it will be miserable stranded in NEW YORK CITY! There won't be anything to do and ALL the hotels will be booked.
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sd, you're going to have to take a picture of me outside real FAO schwarz store this time. :combofan:
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Where should KatPak central be? My vote is the W Union Square.
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Soho, so I can do some elite shopping while 'paking.
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Where should KatPak central be? My vote is the W Union Square.
The Village. Bet we can get a good write up in the Voice....also it's adjacent to Soho for ETP's shopping trip.
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Do either of you NYC n00bs even know where Union Square is? It's right there. RIGHT THERE! Plus, starwood points.
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Woohoo! East Coast pakr! :pbj:
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Do either of you NYC n00bs even know where Union Square is? It's right there. RIGHT THERE! Plus, starwood points.
No, I do not. It was not on the list of must-see places for me.
Interesting side note. There really is no such thing as Little Italy any more, and China town is actually full of Chinese people.
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Woohoo! East Coast pakr! :pbj:
We can get pak'd on my rooftop. No falling off allowed.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/brennan_nyc/sets/1326406/ (http://www.flickr.com/photos/brennan_nyc/sets/1326406/)
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Woohoo! East Coast pakr! :pbj:
We can get pak'd on my rooftop. No falling off allowed.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/brennan_nyc/sets/1326406/ (http://www.flickr.com/photos/brennan_nyc/sets/1326406/)
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Woohoo! East Coast pakr! :pbj:
We can get pak'd on my rooftop. No falling off allowed.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/brennan_nyc/sets/1326406/ (http://www.flickr.com/photos/brennan_nyc/sets/1326406/)
:excited:
will prolly be too cold though :cry:
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Today ShowPak?
Would love to see this
:katpakhead: behind Matt Lauer
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Do either of you NYC n00bs even know where Union Square is? It's right there. RIGHT THERE! Plus, starwood points.
No, I do not. It was not on the list of must-see places for me.
Interesting side note. There really is no such thing as Little Italy any more, and China town is actually full of Chinese people.
Yeah, I prolly wouldn't know where it was either but our office is right there.
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Do either of you NYC n00bs even know where Union Square is? It's right there. RIGHT THERE! Plus, starwood points.
No, I do not. It was not on the list of must-see places for me.
Interesting side note. There really is no such thing as Little Italy any more, and China town is actually full of Chinese people.
Love the super-secret/falsewall fake purse shops (although I was also nervous that we were about to be "shanghaied")
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Do either of you NYC n00bs even know where Union Square is? It's right there. RIGHT THERE! Plus, starwood points.
No, I do not. It was not on the list of must-see places for me.
Interesting side note. There really is no such thing as Little Italy any more, and China town is actually full of Chinese people.
Love the super-secret/falsewall fake purse shops (although I was also nervous that we were about to be "shanghaied")
Duval street is like a damned circus of awesomeness. I refuse to touch anything for fear of getting lead poisoning from a fake rolex but it's fun as hell anyway.
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robcassidy22
K-State AD John Currie toured the new Yankee stadium as a guest of the Pinstripe Bowl orginizers recently.
37 minutes ago via Echofon
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Chatting with a Pinstripe Bowl rep in the hotel lobby. Sounds like they have some big things planned.
40 minutes ago via Echofon
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NYC is a seething cess pool, the majority of the people are a holes, there's WAAAYYY too much traffic, you're squeezed into a tiny apt for which you've paid far too much and there's no GD parking. Aside from that, I love the place - I affectionately refer to it as Satan's Nostril.
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NYC is a seething cess pool, the majority of the people are a holes, there's WAAAYYY too much traffic, you're squeezed into a tiny apt for which you've paid far too much and there's no GD parking. Aside from that, I love the place - I affectionately refer to it as Satan's Nostril.
I love the people and don't drive while there. NYC may be my favorite place in the world :love:
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NYC is a seething cess pool, the majority of the people are a holes, there's WAAAYYY too much traffic, you're squeezed into a tiny apt for which you've paid far too much and there's no GD parking. Aside from that, I love the place - I affectionately refer to it as Satan's Nostril.
I love the people and don't drive while there. NYC may be my favorite place in the world :love:
You should move there.
This has been serious advice, courtesy of michiganksucat.
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NYC is a seething cess pool, the majority of the people are a holes, there's WAAAYYY too much traffic, you're squeezed into a tiny apt for which you've paid far too much and there's no GD parking. Aside from that, I love the place - I affectionately refer to it as Satan's Nostril.
I love the people and don't drive while there. NYC may be my favorite place in the world :love:
You should move there.
This has been serious advice, courtesy of michiganksucat.
I should move a lot of places but am kind of tied down at the moment. In two years I'll have options :pray:
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NYC is a seething cess pool, the majority of the people are a holes, there's WAAAYYY too much traffic, you're squeezed into a tiny apt for which you've paid far too much and there's no GD parking. Aside from that, I love the place - I affectionately refer to it as Satan's Nostril.
I love the people and don't drive while there. NYC may be my favorite place in the world :love:
You should move there.
This has been serious advice, courtesy of michiganksucat.
I should move a lot of places but am kind of tied down at the moment. In two years I'll have options :pray:
Well, you should move there in 2 years.
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who bitches about traffic/parking in NYC?? :lol: :lol:
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Kinda meh on the place myself.
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NYC requires trade-offs.
The first time I came out to visit NYC, I knew I wanted to live here. Here you'll find more action, ethnic diversity, opportunity and intellectual stimulation than any other place in the U.S.(the world?). Maybe I was just a sheltered kid, but in my personal experience, it seems people from NYC have much broader horizons in terms of what they consider possible to accomplish/do. Also, you've got models, musicians, fashonistas and "scenes" if you're into that (which can be fun). And the best beaches in the U.S. are in the Hamptons, according to a 2010 survey. I can't even imagine owning a car anymore -- you can get anywhere by public transportation.
OTOH, you have to be willing to pay for this (literally) and put up with crowds, rude people, no lawn, grime and graffiti (which I actually like), long waits, and small expensive apartments DEFINITELY.
To me, it's worth it. I understand it's not for everyone, though.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BiryjGi6wZQ (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UjsXo9l6I8) :love:
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I hate lawns.
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I hate lawns.
Raking leaves is the worst. Reason enough to move to NYC? Maybe.
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Or just pay $75 a year to have a lawn care service company take care of it. :dunno:
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NYC requires trade-offs.
The first time I came out to visit NYC, I knew I wanted to live here. Here you'll find more action, ethnic diversity, opportunity and intellectual stimulation than any other place in the U.S.(the world?). Maybe I was just a sheltered kid, but in my personal experience, it seems people from NYC have much broader horizons in terms of what they consider possible to accomplish/do. Also, you've got models, musicians, fashonistas and "scenes" if you're into that (which can be fun). And the best beaches in the U.S. are in the Hamptons, according to a 2010 survey. I can't even imagine owning a car anymore -- you can get anywhere by public transportation.
OTOH, you have to be willing to pay for this (literally) and put up with crowds, rude people, no lawn, grime and graffiti (which I actually like), long waits, and small expensive apartments DEFINITELY.
To me, it's worth it. I understand it's not for everyone, though.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BiryjGi6wZQ (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BiryjGi6wZQ) :love:
Have heard NY state taxes are ridic, thoughts?
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NYC requires trade-offs.
The first time I came out to visit NYC, I knew I wanted to live here. Here you'll find more action, ethnic diversity, opportunity and intellectual stimulation than any other place in the U.S.(the world?). Maybe I was just a sheltered kid, but in my personal experience, it seems people from NYC have much broader horizons in terms of what they consider possible to accomplish/do. Also, you've got models, musicians, fashonistas and "scenes" if you're into that (which can be fun). And the best beaches in the U.S. are in the Hamptons, according to a 2010 survey. I can't even imagine owning a car anymore -- you can get anywhere by public transportation.
OTOH, you have to be willing to pay for this (literally) and put up with crowds, rude people, no lawn, grime and graffiti (which I actually like), long waits, and small expensive apartments DEFINITELY.
To me, it's worth it. I understand it's not for everyone, though.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BiryjGi6wZQ (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UjsXo9l6I8) :love:
Have heard NY state taxes are ridic, thoughts?
City AND state taxes are high. I personally think the services we get are worth it, though.
A friend of mine bought a beautiful house in Connecticut to avoid the taxes and kept his rental apartment in NYC. He gave up the NYC apartment after a year or so, but he and his wife were so bored they had to rent a NYC apartment again and "move" back to the City (still a CT resident if Uncle Sam asks). Point is: the taxes are bad, but living in the City wins in the end.
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NYC requires trade-offs.
The first time I came out to visit NYC, I knew I wanted to live here. Here you'll find more action, ethnic diversity, opportunity and intellectual stimulation than any other place in the U.S.(the world?). Maybe I was just a sheltered kid, but in my personal experience, it seems people from NYC have much broader horizons in terms of what they consider possible to accomplish/do. Also, you've got models, musicians, fashonistas and "scenes" if you're into that (which can be fun). And the best beaches in the U.S. are in the Hamptons, according to a 2010 survey. I can't even imagine owning a car anymore -- you can get anywhere by public transportation.
OTOH, you have to be willing to pay for this (literally) and put up with crowds, rude people, no lawn, grime and graffiti (which I actually like), long waits, and small expensive apartments DEFINITELY.
To me, it's worth it. I understand it's not for everyone, though.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BiryjGi6wZQ (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UjsXo9l6I8) :love:
Have heard NY state taxes are ridic, thoughts?
City AND state taxes are high. I personally think the services we get are worth it, though.
A friend of mine bought a beautiful house in Connecticut to avoid the taxes and kept his rental apartment in NYC. He gave up the NYC apartment after a year or so, but he and his wife were so bored they had to rent a NYC apartment again and "move" back to the City (still a CT resident if Uncle Sam asks). Point is: the taxes are bad, but living in the City wins in the end.
Was what I was thinking. You want stuff to do, you gotta be willing to pay for it.
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You turds just wait til I report on my walking distance apartment to Hyvee, Olive Garden, Walgreens, Petco, Best Buy and The Chef. You will be like "NYC sucks, I wish I was in MHK."
Me? I'll be all like ":gocho:"
If I really wanted to go to NYC, I'd fly to Chicago for a dog and a brew then be there....SAME DAY.
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Love how many people in NY act like NY is the only place you conceivably do anything fun.
Know what's missing? College football. The real kind, not 9th-tier bowl games played in pro baseball stadiums. Also missing? People who actually give a crap about college sports. I hear SUNY-Stony Brook is gonna have an awesome team this year, though.
FWIW, I would absolutely love to go to the Steinbrenner Bowl or whatever it's called this year, though.
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You turds just wait til I report on my walking distance apartment to Hyvee, Olive Garden, Walgreens, Petco, Best Buy and The Chef. You will be like "NYC sucks, I wish I was in MHK."
Me? I'll be all like ":gocho:"
If I really wanted to go to NYC, I'd fly to Chicago for a dog and a brew then be there....SAME DAY.
Chef'll be a bit of a trek, no?
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You turds just wait til I report on my walking distance apartment to Hyvee, Olive Garden, Walgreens, Petco, Best Buy and The Chef. You will be like "NYC sucks, I wish I was in MHK."
Me? I'll be all like ":gocho:"
If I really wanted to go to NYC, I'd fly to Chicago for a dog and a brew then be there....SAME DAY.
Chef'll be a bit of a trek, no?
If you're a hick. If you are a cosmopolitan city-dweller it is reasonable and enjoyable in all seasons.
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Or just pay $75 a year to have a lawn care service company take care of it. :dunno:
That is one cheap lawn care company.
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Or just pay $75 a year to have a lawn care service company take care of it. :dunno:
I hate the existence of lawns. Wasted real estate.
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Or just pay $75 a year to have a lawn care service company take care of it. :dunno:
That is one cheap lawn care company.
should have put lawn care company in quotations. more like a couple guys with a big sucker thingy machine. :dunno:
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Good lord who has time to do all that crappy stuff in NYC, when I'm here breathing my fresh air, enjoying the sounds of nature and counting the stars at night. Gosh it's great to live in the country.
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Hey, I said it's not for everyone. The things I miss most are backyard BBQs and being in the outdoors on fall Saturdays.
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Hey, I said it's not for everyone. The things I miss most are backyard BBQs and being in the outdoors on fall Saturdays.
Wouldn't this be like the best hipster restaurant ever? Get a place in brooklyn, build a patio, sod the crap out of it (would have to replace weekly), have picnic tables and grills + coolers of beer. Restaurant sells the meat, the beer, sides.
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Hey, I said it's not for everyone. The things I miss most are backyard BBQs and being in the outdoors on fall Saturdays.
Wouldn't this be like the best hipster restaurant ever? Get a place in brooklyn, build a patio, sod the crap out of it (would have to replace weekly), have picnic tables and grills + coolers of beer. Restaurant sells the meat, the beer, sides.
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Hey, I said it's not for everyone. The things I miss most are backyard BBQs and being in the outdoors on fall Saturdays.
Wouldn't this be like the best hipster restaurant ever? Get a place in brooklyn, build a patio, sod the crap out of it (would have to replace weekly), have picnic tables and grills + coolers of beer. Restaurant sells the meat, the beer, sides.
Don't forget to add ironic aprons for the cooks to wear. This is actually a trend in the city now. East River Bar in Williamsburg does this - you bring your own meat though.
The beer gardens in Brooklyn, Queens, and Manhattan are somewhat similar and a real good time. If I had my druthers I'd open a few in other spots in the US.
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Or just pay $75 a year to have a lawn care service company take care of it. :dunno:
I hate the existence of lawns. Wasted real estate.
You know what would be in my lawn if my house was in NYC? 3 more houses......and it would be glorious.
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Hey, I said it's not for everyone. The things I miss most are backyard BBQs and being in the outdoors on fall Saturdays.
why don't you just go outside on fall Saturdays?
:dunno:
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Hey, I said it's not for everyone. The things I miss most are backyard BBQs and being in the outdoors on fall Saturdays.
Wouldn't this be like the best hipster restaurant ever? Get a place in brooklyn, build a patio, sod the crap out of it (would have to replace weekly), have picnic tables and grills + coolers of beer. Restaurant sells the meat, the beer, sides.
Don't forget to add ironic aprons for the cooks to wear. This is actually a trend in the city now. East River Bar in Williamsburg does this - you bring your own meat though.
The beer gardens in Brooklyn, Queens, and Manhattan are somewhat similar and a real good time. If I had my druthers I'd open a few in other spots in the US.
Add in a 1950-80's theme with a bouncer at the front door checking your appropriately ironic/nostalgic dress (a big heavy red door with a mail slot and you have to ring the doorbell and get passed "dad" to get in.)
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have a bro that just moved to nyc he's always "going to tom petty tonight" or "catching pearl jam at the garden" or "just ate at the restaurant seinfeld was taped at" or "curb is taping in my hood today" or "just ate at halal cart" it's just non-stop, I don't think you can live there and be bored. Plus I would LOVE to not have to drive anywhere, driving is a huge waste of time, think of how much more bbsing you could do if you could just catch the a-train?
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It's impossible to downplay New York. Impossible. I mean, every street smells like roasted nuts. It just makes me want to punch a Canadian in the face and then buy them a half smoke.
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Things you love about NYC that don't get enough press:
-crazy electronic store bodegas. I mean, yeah, I'm going down to the corner to buy a laptop and an HD camcorder.
-restaurants that you wouldn't know were there unless you were told or directed to them. Just walk right by without even seeing them.
-normal non-homeless people taking naps in public.
-crazy rules on when to walk and when not to. sometimes the street is completely clear but I don't walk because the locals don't. then, sometimes, it's busy as eff and a red light and I'm walking because the locals are. just follow them, i haven't died yet.
-the traffic lanes are not even a suggestion. People will turn a 2 lane into a 4 lane at 50 mph for the entire day. police car right next to the cab and they don't GAF. pretty great.
-guys selling their underground rap albums for $5. I am going to buy one someday to check it out.
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Things you love about NYC that don't get enough press:
-crazy electronic store bodegas. I mean, yeah, I'm going down to the corner to buy a laptop and an HD camcorder.
-restaurants that you wouldn't know were there unless you were told or directed to them. Just walk right by without even seeing them.
-normal non-homeless people taking naps in public.
-crazy rules on when to walk and when not to. sometimes the street is completely clear but I don't walk because the locals don't. then, sometimes, it's busy as eff and a red light and I'm walking because the locals are. just follow them, i haven't died yet.
-the traffic lanes are not even a suggestion. People will turn a 2 lane into a 4 lane at 50 mph for the entire day. police car right next to the cab and they don't GAF. pretty great.
-guys selling their underground rap albums for $5. I am going to buy one someday to check it out.
You know I gotta be honest here. This just burns me up. Mrs. KK is in NYC for work and she forgets her power cord. She calls me up and she's like all cheery and finishes with "Oh, by the way I had to buy a power cord, I forgot mine at home." I casually ask how much it was expecting to be blown away by some amazing street vendor/bodega deal that saved us money and I get "$95. I KNOW I KNOW I KNOW, but it was the cheapest place I shopped around."
This was probably a top 3 argument in the history of our relationship. I just lost my head for awhile. I promptly went out and bought all three meals that day from fast food joints.
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-guys selling their underground rap albums for $5. I am going to buy one someday to check it out.
FWIW this happens in Topeka quite a bit, but for around $2-$3
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have a bro that just moved to nyc he's always "going to tom petty tonight" or "catching pearl jam at the garden" or "just ate at the restaurant seinfeld was taped at"
your bro sounds like a dork.
You know I gotta be honest here. This just burns me up. Mrs. KK is in NYC for work and she forgets her power cord. She calls me up and she's like all cheery and finishes with "Oh, by the way I had to buy a power cord, I forgot mine at home." I casually ask how much it was expecting to be blown away by some amazing street vendor/bodega deal that saved us money and I get "$95. I KNOW I KNOW I KNOW, but it was the cheapest place I shopped around."
Tip from a travel pro: If you lose/forget your charger, just go to a hotel front desk and say you left your charger there the last time you stayed. They'll have a shitload of iphone and USB chargers.
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have a bro that just moved to nyc he's always "going to tom petty tonight" or "catching pearl jam at the garden" or "just ate at the restaurant seinfeld was taped at"
your bro sounds like a dork.
You know I gotta be honest here. This just burns me up. Mrs. KK is in NYC for work and she forgets her power cord. She calls me up and she's like all cheery and finishes with "Oh, by the way I had to buy a power cord, I forgot mine at home." I casually ask how much it was expecting to be blown away by some amazing street vendor/bodega deal that saved us money and I get "$95. I KNOW I KNOW I KNOW, but it was the cheapest place I shopped around."
Tip from a travel pro: If you lose/forget your charger, just go to a hotel front desk and say you left your charger there the last time you stayed. They'll have a shitload of iphone and USB chargers.
I'll put you in contact with Mrs. KK. I'm pretty sure I don't want to talk about it with her any more.
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This was probably a top 3 argument in the history of our relationship. I just lost my head for awhile. I promptly went out and bought all three meals that day from fast food joints.
LOVE doing this as some sort of weird comfort food/retaliation type of thing. Ladies HATE and are disgusted by eating three fast food meals in one day.
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This was probably a top 3 argument in the history of our relationship. I just lost my head for awhile. I promptly went out and bought all three meals that day from fast food joints.
LOVE doing this as some sort of weird comfort food/retaliation type of thing. Ladies HATE and are disgusted by eating three fast food meals in one day.
mint.com is mocking me right now because I went over my fast food budget. It laughs in my face whenever I log on with its smug little: (https://goemaw.com/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2FgoEMAW.com%2Fforum%2FThemes%2Fsmfone_multicolour%2Fimages%2Fpost%2Fexclamation.gif&hash=c5ec2a1c38ae978357dfe80c4200b6f0ce784b15) alert.
Also, the most hilarious/best dynamic of a long-term relationship is the "you just spent $100 of our money on THAT??! We can't just throw away money on crap like THAT! Well now spending $100 on this."
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Love passive-aggressive stuff like thinking to yourself, "Well she spent $150 on CorningWare, surely I can't be in the wrong for treating myself to a chalupa-as-dessert on my way home from the Chinese Chef drive-thru." Then you kinda hope she calls you on it when you get home?
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Love passive-aggressive stuff like thinking to yourself, "Well she spent $150 on CorningWare, surely I can't be in the wrong for treating myself to a chalupa-as-dessert on my way home from the Chinese Chef drive-thru." Then you kinda hope she calls you on it when you get home?
What is it with MHS'rs. We CANNOT STAY AWAY FROM THE FAST FOOD! WE CAN NOT DO IT!
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It's open lunch, dawg. All the cool kids did it, and by the time you graduate you have a BK 2-fer-induced ulcer that hurts so good.
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This was probably a top 3 argument in the history of our relationship. I just lost my head for awhile. I promptly went out and bought all three meals that day from fast food joints.
LOVE doing this as some sort of weird comfort food/retaliation type of thing. Ladies HATE and are disgusted by eating three fast food meals in one day.
mint.com is mocking me right now because I went over my fast food budget. It laughs in my face whenever I log on with its smug little: (https://goemaw.com/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2FgoEMAW.com%2Fforum%2FThemes%2Fsmfone_multicolour%2Fimages%2Fpost%2Fexclamation.gif&hash=c5ec2a1c38ae978357dfe80c4200b6f0ce784b15) alert.
Also, the most hilarious/best dynamic of a long-term relationship is the "you just spent $100 of our money on THAT??! We can't just throw away money on crap like THAT! Well now spending $100 on this."
This account was ridiculous. Still laughing.*
*_FANw says I'm laughing b/c I see some truth in it. And mint.com is pretty cool, just started it this month.
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This was probably a top 3 argument in the history of our relationship. I just lost my head for awhile. I promptly went out and bought all three meals that day from fast food joints.
LOVE doing this as some sort of weird comfort food/retaliation type of thing. Ladies HATE and are disgusted by eating three fast food meals in one day.
mint.com is mocking me right now because I went over my fast food budget. It laughs in my face whenever I log on with its smug little: (https://goemaw.com/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2FgoEMAW.com%2Fforum%2FThemes%2Fsmfone_multicolour%2Fimages%2Fpost%2Fexclamation.gif&hash=c5ec2a1c38ae978357dfe80c4200b6f0ce784b15) alert.
Also, the most hilarious/best dynamic of a long-term relationship is the "you just spent $100 of our money on THAT??! We can't just throw away money on crap like THAT! Well now spending $100 on this."
Is mint.com pretty cool? I want to do it, but the mrs. raquetcat is all "we'll get our cc #'s stolen blah blah blah", they use verisign don't they, so it's pretty much as secure as buying anything from any other internet site? :dunno:
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Racquetcaaaaaat! Who are you? What year did you proudly walk across the stage as a proud graduate of the Manhattan High Ihndzz?
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d00ds. This looks horrible. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gotham_Bowl)
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d00ds. This looks horrible. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gotham_Bowl)
And people say Nebraska fans travel well.
6,166 (plus 5,000 tickets given away)
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this thread just got awesome
how come they don't have football or soccer stadiums in new york where this could be played. ny red bull's new staduim would be kickassweome if it weren't in jersey (guess same goes for meadlowlands)
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this thread just got awesome
how come they don't have football or soccer stadiums in new york where this could be played. ny red bull's new staduim would be kickassweome if it weren't in jersey (guess same goes for meadlowlands)
ya, it is pretty odd that there aren't a bunch of big soccer stadiums on the world's most populated area of land.
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this thread just got awesome
how come they don't have football or soccer stadiums in new york where this could be played. ny red bull's new staduim would be kickassweome if it weren't in jersey (guess same goes for meadlowlands)
ya, it is pretty odd that there aren't a bunch of big soccer stadiums on the world's 114th most populated area of land.
FYP, bro! (http://www.citymayors.com/statistics/largest-cities-density-125.html)
:cool: :surprised: :cool:
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damn i meant US, also didn't realize that our Los Angelino brethren had it worse off than our NYC PAK'rs.
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:weirdrobert:
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ya, it is pretty odd that there aren't a bunch of big soccer stadiums on the world's 114th most populated area of land.
FYP, bro! (http://www.citymayors.com/statistics/largest-cities-density-125.html)
:cool: :surprised: :cool:
DAMMIT, I cannot stand idly by while people throw out numbers showing NYC to be less overcrowded than it actually is. I have no idea where the numbers on that list are from. NYC is by far the most densely-populated large city in the U.S. -- topped only by four small NJ towns. It's 26K per square mile of land. (And that includes the outer boroughs. The island of Manhattan alone is 67K per square mile.) It's also the most dense metro area. We're teeming with humanity here, and I won't hear otherwise.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_cities_by_population_density
L.A. only has 8K per square mile. It's like an Iowa cornfield by comparison. Someone does not have their stats straight!
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Things you love about NYC that don't get enough press:
-crazy electronic store bodegas. I mean, yeah, I'm going down to the corner to buy a laptop and an HD camcorder.
-restaurants that you wouldn't know were there unless you were told or directed to them. Just walk right by without even seeing them.
-normal non-homeless people taking naps in public.
-crazy rules on when to walk and when not to. sometimes the street is completely clear but I don't walk because the locals don't. then, sometimes, it's busy as shazbot! and a red light and I'm walking because the locals are. just follow them, i haven't died yet.
-the traffic lanes are not even a suggestion. People will turn a 2 lane into a 4 lane at 50 mph for the entire day. police car right next to the cab and they don't GAF. pretty great.
-guys selling their underground rap albums for $5. I am going to buy one someday to check it out.
Everything but that last one: :love:
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ya, it is pretty odd that there aren't a bunch of big soccer stadiums on the world's 114th most populated area of land.
FYP, bro! (http://www.citymayors.com/statistics/largest-cities-density-125.html)
:cool: :surprised: :cool:
DAMMIT, I cannot stand idly by while people throw out numbers showing NYC to be less overcrowded than it actually is. I have no idea where the numbers on that list are from. NYC is by far the most densely-populated large city in the U.S. -- topped only by four small NJ towns. It's 26K per square mile of land. (And that includes the outer boroughs. The island of Manhattan alone is 67K per square mile.) It's also the most dense metro area. We're teeming with humanity here, and I won't hear otherwise.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_cities_by_population_density
L.A. only has 8K per square mile. It's like an Iowa cornfield by comparison. Someone does not have their stats straight!
hey GoSP, i pretty much knew i was right all along but wanted skinnybenny to have his "moral victory"
i didn't see any way that LA could be more dense than NYC but then again, I was just reading a story on Sunday about LA's skid row and how many homeless are crammed into that small area downtown. who knows but i think we are right, but like i said, who knows!! LMAO!!!
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ya, it is pretty odd that there aren't a bunch of big soccer stadiums on the world's 114th most populated area of land.
FYP, bro! (http://www.citymayors.com/statistics/largest-cities-density-125.html)
:cool: :surprised: :cool:
DAMMIT, I cannot stand idly by while people throw out numbers showing NYC to be less overcrowded than it actually is. I have no idea where the numbers on that list are from. NYC is by far the most densely-populated large city in the U.S. -- topped only by four small NJ towns. It's 26K per square mile of land. (And that includes the outer boroughs. The island of Manhattan alone is 67K per square mile.) It's also the most dense metro area. We're teeming with humanity here, and I won't hear otherwise.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_cities_by_population_density
L.A. only has 8K per square mile. It's like an Iowa cornfield by comparison. Someone does not have their stats straight!
:barf: sounds awful!
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ya, it is pretty odd that there aren't a bunch of big soccer stadiums on the world's 114th most populated area of land.
FYP, bro! (http://www.citymayors.com/statistics/largest-cities-density-125.html)
:cool: :surprised: :cool:
DAMMIT, I cannot stand idly by while people throw out numbers showing NYC to be less overcrowded than it actually is. I have no idea where the numbers on that list are from. NYC is by far the most densely-populated large city in the U.S. -- topped only by four small NJ towns. It's 26K per square mile of land. (And that includes the outer boroughs. The island of Manhattan alone is 67K per square mile.) It's also the most dense metro area. We're teeming with humanity here, and I won't hear otherwise.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_cities_by_population_density
L.A. only has 8K per square mile. It's like an Iowa cornfield by comparison. Someone does not have their stats straight!
:barf: sounds awful!
You stay in Hutch and YOU LIKE IT. :lol:
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ya, it is pretty odd that there aren't a bunch of big soccer stadiums on the world's 114th most populated area of land.
FYP, bro! (http://www.citymayors.com/statistics/largest-cities-density-125.html)
:cool: :surprised: :cool:
DAMMIT, I cannot stand idly by while people throw out numbers showing NYC to be less overcrowded than it actually is. I have no idea where the numbers on that list are from. NYC is by far the most densely-populated large city in the U.S. -- topped only by four small NJ towns. It's 26K per square mile of land. (And that includes the outer boroughs. The island of Manhattan alone is 67K per square mile.) It's also the most dense metro area. We're teeming with humanity here, and I won't hear otherwise.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_cities_by_population_density
L.A. only has 8K per square mile. It's like an Iowa cornfield by comparison. Someone does not have their stats straight!
:barf: sounds awful!
You stay in Hutch and YOU LIKE IT. :lol:
Don't live in hutch had to move out. Too many people.
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ya, it is pretty odd that there aren't a bunch of big soccer stadiums on the world's 114th most populated area of land.
FYP, bro! (http://www.citymayors.com/statistics/largest-cities-density-125.html)
:cool: :surprised: :cool:
DAMMIT, I cannot stand idly by while people throw out numbers showing NYC to be less overcrowded than it actually is. I have no idea where the numbers on that list are from. NYC is by far the most densely-populated large city in the U.S. -- topped only by four small NJ towns. It's 26K per square mile of land. (And that includes the outer boroughs. The island of Manhattan alone is 67K per square mile.) It's also the most dense metro area. We're teeming with humanity here, and I won't hear otherwise.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_cities_by_population_density
L.A. only has 8K per square mile. It's like an Iowa cornfield by comparison. Someone does not have their stats straight!
:barf: sounds awful!
You stay in Hutch and YOU LIKE IT. :lol:
Don't live in hutch had to move out. Too many people.
:lol: