........ as the title says....

Trying to go visit NY, chime in and let me know your thoughts about it.

Hotels/shows/food/etc. etc. etc. etc. etc.

I appreciate your help. :)

Thanks in advance.

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Zomg when you comming?

it sucks, visit elsewhere. (i am being completely serious)

visit seeyalaterrrs bedroom.


He is an immature 20 year old college student, so hes a slut.

i thought central park was pretty neat being in the middle of such a huge city. the top of the empire state building is a nice view too.

i thought central park was pretty neat being in the middle of such a huge city. the top of the empire state building is a nice view too.

grass and a tall building. you can find that in any city.

grass and a tall building. you can find that in any city.

true, i wouldnt go back... more like a one time thing unless you like shopping or shows.

true, i wouldnt go back... more like a one time thing unless you like shopping or shows.

i live within a half hour of there and never go unless there is something very specific i need to go to. i hate it.

Well, first thing is this..... since you are posting in an enthusiast forum, I assume you value your car more than the average Joe, so the first thing is don't take your car. If you do, don't park it in a garage. You would think that paying $30 to park your car for three or four hours would mean they would take good care of it, but they don't. You will get a door ding, scratch, or even a full dent about once in every 8 times you use a parking garage. Park on the street, it is actually much safer.

As far as what to do, well, it depends on what floats your boat. If you like shows, see a show, but do your homework because there are mediocre shows on Broadway. You have music, art, dance, pretty much everything cultural can be found here.

Food -- be careful and do your homework, you can stand on any street in NYC and look around and everywhere in sight there are restaurants. They all look good, but the truth is there are only a handful that are worth the time and money. Zagat is your friend. If you just pick a place spontaneously the chances are almost 90% that you are about to experience mediocrity at NY prices.

You have your typical tourist things like times square, empire state building, etc. If really want to experience the city, then do a little homework and learn about all the neighborhoods and how the cultures vary, and pick the ones that intrigue you and just go experience it.

If you go to the typical tourist areas, you will be surrounded by, well, tourists and you really aren't experiencing NYC -- you might as well save the airfare and go to a theme park near you. Once you get away from the tourist crap, you will be amazed at how nice the city is.

But if you really want to do the tourist thing, then do it right! Make sure you carry a backpack or one of those belts with a pouch, with an I Heart NYC T-shirt, and walk around midtown looking up at the tall buildings instead of watching where you are going. Oh, and also make sure that your entire family walks abreast so that New Yorkers that have a sense of urgency and actually know where they are going can't possibly get past you.:evil2

Welcome to New York!

Oh, and also make sure that your entire family walks abreast so that New Yorkers that have a sense of urgency and actually know where they are going can't possibly get past you.:evil2


Hahaha - pet peeve of mine as well. If there's a bottle-neck on the sidewalk, it's usually an out-of-towner at the front of it. No, no, no need to move aside and let all those people behind you making those funny faces go by. :D

i live within a half hour of there and never go unless there is something very specific i need to go to. i hate it.


so where should he go NJ :rolleyes , yea go visit the land fills lol.
im sorry but you dont know what your talking about AT ALL.
and their are alot more than just a hand full of good restaurants, i would say their are a at least 2-3 good restaurants in each small area, at least where ive lived like ,Soho, Chelsea, midtown west, Murray hill.

check out little Italy, china town go check out the big lady if you haven't yet.
it really depends on what your into.
if you give us some more info i cant tell you where 2 go.
i live in and love NYC but find that most people from NJ just hate on it with no good reason.
but they will all come here 2 work, guess theirs no money in NJ :confused.

so where should he go NJ :rolleyes , yea go visit the land fills lol.
im sorry but you dont know what your talking about AT ALL.
and their are alot more than just a hand full of good restaurants, i would say their are a at least 2-3 good restaurants in each small area, at least where ive lived like ,Soho, Chelsea, midtown west, Murray hill.

check out little Italy, china town go check out the big lady if you haven't yet.
it really depends on what your into.
if you give us some more info i cant tell you where 2 go.
i live in and love NYC but find that most people from NJ just hate on it with no good reason.
but they will all come here 2 work, guess theirs no money in NJ :confused.

i never suggested for him to visit nj. and you sound like you are the one hating! by the way the reasons i don't go to NY are various and although i don't have to defend my opinion i will list some of the ones the come right to mind for you:

the 2 hour wait to go into the city (or hour train ride to go 20 miles)
the traffic is terrible
parking is non existent or stupid expensive (minimum $50 for 4hours)
people are rude
city is dirty
the only thing you can do in NYC that you can't do anywhere else is say you were there.
there are plenty of fine dining establishments all over the continent no need to go there.
about the only things the city is good for is museums, and tourist sites. but since i couldn't care less about time square, and the christmas tree and i have taken all my grade school field trips i don't enjoy NYC at all.

oh and if you think nj is only land fills you really don't appreciate anything nor know anything about our vast state.

I like going into NYC (Read Manhattan) To experience the restaurants and broadway plays. I always find that getting there is the part I hate most, but once I'm there I have a good time. Also +1 on the NJ thing, I don't know why people always think it's a garbage dump, Fresh Kills, SI, NYC, NY anyone!?

I like going into NYC (Read Manhattan) To experience the restaurants and broadway plays. I always find that getting there is the part I hate most, but once I'm there I have a good time. Also +1 on the NJ thing, I don't know why people always think it's a garbage dump, Fresh Kills, SI, NYC, NY anyone!?

agreed if you are into the "arts" then NYC has things to offer. other then that anything else can be found elsewhere.

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Zomg when you comming?

Soon, real soon.

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it sucks, visit elsewhere. (i am being completely serious)

:(

visit seeyalaterrrs bedroom.
He is an immature 20 year old college student, so hes a slut.

Sounds like a great show. :eyebrows

true, i wouldnt go back... more like a one time thing unless you like shopping or shows.

I like shopping and shows. :(

Well, first thing is this..... since you are posting in an enthusiast forum, I assume you value your car more than the average Joe, so the first thing is don't take your car. If you do, don't park it in a garage. You would think that paying $30 to park your car for three or four hours would mean they would take good care of it, but they don't. You will get a door ding, scratch, or even a full dent about once in every 8 times you use a parking garage. Park on the street, it is actually much safer.

As far as what to do, well, it depends on what floats your boat. If you like shows, see a show, but do your homework because there are mediocre shows on Broadway. You have music, art, dance, pretty much everything cultural can be found here.

Food -- be careful and do your homework, you can stand on any street in NYC and look around and everywhere in sight there are restaurants. They all look good, but the truth is there are only a handful that are worth the time and money. Zagat is your friend. If you just pick a place spontaneously the chances are almost 90% that you are about to experience mediocrity at NY prices.

You have your typical tourist things like times square, empire state building, etc. If really want to experience the city, then do a little homework and learn about all the neighborhoods and how the cultures vary, and pick the ones that intrigue you and just go experience it.

If you go to the typical tourist areas, you will be surrounded by, well, tourists and you really aren't experiencing NYC -- you might as well save the airfare and go to a theme park near you. Once you get away from the tourist crap, you will be amazed at how nice the city is.

But if you really want to do the tourist thing, then do it right! Make sure you carry a backpack or one of those belts with a pouch, with an I Heart NYC T-shirt, and walk around midtown looking up at the tall buildings instead of watching where you are going. Oh, and also make sure that your entire family walks abreast so that New Yorkers that have a sense of urgency and actually know where they are going can't possibly get past you.:evil2

Welcome to New York!

So basically do my homework, right? :stickoutt


Thanks for all your help, I guess I have to get lost and walk in and out from the shitty places. :(


I am down for whatever, music/clubs/restaurants/shopping/etc. is what I would be planning on doing there, don't think there is nothing much to do besides that. So let me know of the good stuff around there.

Coffee talk.

go to chinatown, its always interesting there.

I have lots of friends from georgia,florida,alabama, mainly the south,and they always enjoy visiting NY.

NYC very overrated... shitty weather terrible roads... EXTREMELY EXPENSIVE city good for tourists but i would never live in the city. The suburbs are alright.

I absoutely love NYC, I think there is simply no other place like it in the world.

so where should he go NJ :rolleyes , yea go visit the land fills lol.
im sorry but you dont know what your talking about AT ALL.
and their are alot more than just a hand full of good restaurants, i would say their are a at least 2-3 good restaurants in each small area, at least where ive lived like ,Soho, Chelsea, midtown west, Murray hill.

check out little Italy, china town go check out the big lady if you haven't yet.
it really depends on what your into.
if you give us some more info i cant tell you where 2 go.
i live in and love NYC but find that most people from NJ just hate on it with no good reason.
but they will all come here 2 work, guess theirs no money in NJ :confused.

You sound like an idiot when it comes to NJ, especially when you say we have no money here. NJ is the wealthiest state in the country pal.

oh and I think the "Zagat" rating is a little "overrated." Every freakin restaurant has one in the window :rofl, and I think sometimes the dumpiest looking places offer the best food/services.

53rd and 6th has a real good chicken or gyro with rice stand. only open at night and is open real late like until 4.

come to Houston... less insanity and hotter women.

New York is New York. It offers alot than some other cities. As far as food, new york is probably the one of the few places where you can get food from all cultures, not just mainstream cultures. As far as traffic, it's a hit or miss-It's funny to hear everyone from Jersey complain about traffic into the city. I live in Connecticut and work in New Jersey-and Jersey traffic is by far worst than new york. It takes you an 1 1/2 just to get out of new jersey to cross the water by tunnel or bridge.

haha so much hate for NYC

Its the greatest city in the world....nuff said. Visit and you will love it.

Talk about hustling, people renting their own bedrooms to get some cash. :buttrock


Scary though... :(

haha so much hate for NYC

Its the greatest city in the world....nuff said. Visit and you will love it.

and how many of the worlds cities have you visited to say such a thing? they is quite a statement to be made so blindly.

Greatest city in the world.

Don't think much else needs to be said.

ps. dont go to the ghettos.

and how many of the worlds cities have you visited to say such a thing? they is quite a statement to be made so blindly.

Let me guess....you had some sort of bad experience in NYC??

I've been to a few cities though (east coast, west coast, south coast :stickoutt, few in canada, couple in europe - most notably Paris which is a great place to see) Not that many compared to other people really, but still im no hermit.

Where have you been that is so great compared to NYC?

I love NYC

Let me guess....you had some sort of bad experience in NYC??

I've been to a few cities though (east coast, west coast, south coast :stickoutt, few in canada, couple in europe - most notably Paris which is a great place to see) Not that many compared to other people really, but still im no hermit.

Where have you been that is so great compared to NYC?

no bad experience in NYC. i go when i am invited to do specific things and hate it every time. and i have been to all the major european cities, most of the major US ones (haven't had the chance to go cali yet), and been to Buenos Aires, AR. my fav so far is Frankfurt, Germany and second place is Rome. and my two favorite in the US are boston and miami. philly and pittsburg are tied for last place on my list. and NYC is somewhere in the middle.

NYC is a visitors town these days, you don't wanna live here unless you have deep pockets. This the perfect city to visit and then get the f**k outta dodge. I've visited a lot of other places and after about two days, you've seen and done everything. NYC has the best nightlife, a vast varitey of food in a relatively small area, plenty of sights and more. Just do your tourist thing and say goodbye until nextime. Those of us who live here know about the outskirts that you'll never see, the outskirts that shallow pockets take you to. So when we speak, thats what we see.

I am going to queens then. :devillook

You sound like an idiot when it comes to NJ, especially when you say we have no money here. NJ is the wealthiest state in the country pal.


hey dumbass when did i say NJ had no money :confused?
and who sold you that line a bull about NJ being the wealthiest state in the US?
and by what criteria are you going by first off?
the richiest people in the world do live in the tristate area but it ain't NJ that's for shit sure.

hey ///M3 CRAZY chill out dude you have almost half the post on this thread, stop pushing your OP on anyone who says they like NY.
stop the hate bro, you said your op now move on.

If NY is expensive, try major cities in western europe or japan... I had some sticker shock there :eek:

Come to NY & take the subway. Its a fine way to get a good ole nyc mugging. I lolz when out of towners assume that subways are for being mugged.

Go check out some museums like the Met and the Museum of Natural History...you can spend a whole day there. The best thing to do is take a train into the city. Find a suburb in NY/NJ/CT area and take a commuter train to Grand Central Station (fun to check out) and is right in the middle of Manhattan. From there you are only a few blocks from Times Square and close to 5th Ave, which has the big stores (no more FAO Swartz). If you like walking you can make it to Central Park and see the Plaza Hotel! Plus you get anywhere using the subway. There is a lot to do and see, so don't try to see everything in one day.

and who sold you that line a bull about NJ being the wealthiest state in the US?


sorry this year we dropped down to #2 in the country. and NY isn't even on the top 10 list

http://money.cnn.com/2007/08/28/real_estate/wealthiest_states/index.htm?section=money_topstories

Go check out some museums like the Met and the Museum of Natural History...you can spend a whole day there. The best thing to do is take a train into the city. Find a suburb in NY/NJ/CT area and take a commuter train to Grand Central Station (fun to check out) and is right in the middle of Manhattan. From there you are only a few blocks from Times Square and close to 5th Ave, which has the big stores (no more FAO Swartz). If you like walking you can make it to Central Park and see the Plaza Hotel! Plus you get anywhere using the subway. There is a lot to do and see, so don't try to see everything in one day.

Thanks for the post. I'll look into that.

To ther others... STFU! already!!!

NY is as good as all the other states, it's America, we are all one. :stickoutt

hey dumbass when did i say NJ had no money :confused?
and who sold you that line a bull about NJ being the wealthiest state in the US?
and by what criteria are you going by first off?
the richiest people in the world do live in the tristate area but it ain't NJ that's for shit sure.

hey ///M3 CRAZY chill out dude you have almost half the post on this thread, stop pushing your OP on anyone who says they like NY.
stop the hate bro, you said your op now move on.

haha, you are a dumbass. Up until that recent survey, NJ was the wealthiest state.

"It aint NJ that's for shit sure?" :lol

E34 530,

I like the style 32's on your car, first time I saw them on an E34, looks really good! I need to get mine re-done this winter when I take them off. One of my front rims is really starting to peel. :mad

I am going to report the offensive posts if you guys don't stfu already!

This is a thread about visising NY, if you have nothing to say about it. then easy, GTFO of it. Thanks. :)

I am going to report the offensive posts if you guys don't stfu already!

This is a thread about visising NY, if you have nothing to say about it. then easy, GTFO of it. Thanks. :)

Alright here's the deal man. Visit NYC, I guarantee you will like it. Visit some museums, Ground Zero, etc. Booze up if you like the nightlife and enjoy it.

Thanks!

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i do have to say that NYC is ridiculously crowded but the nightlife is intense. now my favorite city is san francisco because the weather there is so great.. i might be only saying that since i go to nyc so much.

chinatown is where its at. lots of bootleg crap is lying around so be careful, the food is good tho.

haha, you are a dumbass. Up until that recent survey, NJ was the wealthiest state.

"It aint NJ that's for shit sure?" :lol


their basing it on the TOTAL POPULATION dumbass.
new york has almost 2 1/2 times the population of NJ and is about 10 times larger.
if they based it just on the 5 buros then NYC would not only be the richest in the country but 99% of the world.
like i said it aint NJ thats for shit sure, you can try 2 talk up NJ all you want but NJ is and will always be the red headed wanabe stepchild of new york, want proof?
just look at NJs sport franchises, their still called the NEW YORK JETS and the NEW YORK GAINTS hummmm y do you think that is because no one would care about the NJ JETS/GAINTS and thats a fact.
hell you just lost your basket ball team 2 one of our buros for crying out loud......................................thats just plain sad!
look at the NJ DEVILS they keep winning and guess what NO ONE CARES!! both teams make it to the playoffs and the stadium is 1/2 EMPTY!!
but you know damn well if they were called the NY DELVILS tickets would sell through the roof!!
forget about the nets, once their in new york you'll be lucky to buy a ticket with in the next 3 years at best.
its not fair to NJ to compare it to NY, NJ may be nice (and it is) but its just not in the same league as NYC.
flame away you may not like to here it but the facts are the facts plain and simple.

it sucks, visit elsewhere. (i am being completely serious)


stop hating because you live in whack state......"oohhh, i live in NJ, i'm so proud since i live right next to bunch of factories and my neighborhood smells" ...lolz

Whatever, I was born and bred in Brooklyn, NY but now live in NJ, period. BTW, NYC is a great place to visit and DONT be afraid of the subway... As long as you're in Manhattan south of 100th st you'll be fine. LOL

stop hating because you live in whack state......"oohhh, i live in NJ, i'm so proud since i live right next to bunch of factories and my neighborhood smells" ...lolz

if you only knew.... you sir are naive and know not what you speak.

if you only knew.... you sir are naive and know not what you speak.


ok...if you said so...:lol

Canal st.

Get stuff for your girl and stuff for you. And its a steal, litterally

it sucks, visit elsewhere. (i am being completely serious)

LMFAO:lol:lol:lol:lol:lol

by the way the reasons i don't go to NY are various and although i don't have to defend my opinion i will list some of the ones the come right to mind for you:

the 2 hour wait to go into the city (or hour train ride to go 20 miles)
the traffic is terrible
parking is non existent or stupid expensive (minimum $50 for 4hours)
people are rude
city is dirty
the only thing you can do in NYC that you can't do anywhere else is say you were there.
there are plenty of fine dining establishments all over the continent no need to go there.
about the only things the city is good for is museums, and tourist sites. but since i couldn't care less about time square, and the christmas tree and i have taken all my grade school field trips i don't enjoy NYC at all.

oh and if you think nj is only land fills you really don't appreciate anything nor know anything about our vast state.


looks liek a good candidate for moving down to south FL :buttrock:buttrock

m3TRAY.......you sound like a complete asshole!!! exactly what I expect from a fellow new yorker:thumbup:


Whatever, I was born and bred in Brooklyn, NY but now live in NJ, period. BTW, NYC is a great place to visit and DONT be afraid of the subway... As long as you're in Manhattan south of 100th st you'll be fine. LOL

me too, I grew up in the BX and live in Jersey now, but I can still see the city from my window............anyway, uptown isn't that bad these days, you can be a whitey and walk around harlem without too much worry......
but like M3Crazy said, visit somewhere else unless you have a better reason to come here, other than just to say that you did........ go somewhere nice and clean.........why would you want to come to this shit hole??....

ok...if you said so...:lol
actually he's right......

NYC is definately not the greatest city in the world. not by a long shot.

NY>NJ enough said

but like M3Crazy said, visit somewhere else unless you have a better reason to come here, other than just to say that you did........ go somewhere nice and clean.........why would you want to come to this shit hole??....


actually he's right......

NYC is definately not the greatest city in the world. not by a long shot.


if its so bad and you hate it so much maybe you should move :confused theirs an idea :D.

if new york isnt the greatest city in the world then where is? i cant wait to here this one :rolleyes.

SoCal > All.

Jk. :stickoutt


Someone post something to do already....................................... :D

if its so bad and you hate it so much maybe you should move :confused theirs an idea :D.
:nono "there's" is the one you want to use, I know it's a little confusing, people make that mistake all the time......but don't worry, by the time you reach a middle school reading level you should know the difference;)

if new york isnt the greatest city in the world then where is? i cant wait to here this one :rolleyes.

first, I never said that I hate NYC, did I?...NO! I grew up in the city and moved to Jersey a few years ago.......I love NYC, but still don't think that this is the "greatest" city in the world......

I've done my fair share of traveling, and in my very humble opinion......I'd say that Tokyo, Japan is the "greatest" city in the world........truly the city that never sleeps........

Frankfurt, Germany is my favorite city on the planet.......and there's a few more that I'd put above NYC.

it's a matter of opinion, you have your's and I have mine....

:nono "there's" is the one you want to use, I know it's a little confusing, people make that mistake all the time......but don't worry, by the time you reach a middle school reading level you should know the difference;)



first, I never said that I hate NYC, did I?...NO! I grew up in the city and moved to Jersey a few years ago.......I love NYC, but still don't think that this is the "greatest" city in the world......

I've done my fair share of traveling, and in my very humble opinion......I'd say that Tokyo, Japan is the "greatest" city in the world........truly the city that never sleeps........

Frankfurt, Germany is my favorite city on the planet.......and there's a few more that I'd put above NYC.

it's a matter of opinion, you have your's and I have mine....


umm other than you and your middle school English teacher WHO gives a shit?
what do you think you get an extra gold star next 2 your name from the teach lol lol sad lol lol.

and if calling NYC a shit hole means you like it well then my friend you have more problems then worrying about my spelling.
guess you should have spent more time working on your reading comprehension skills in english class instead hummm :rolleyes.


dont know about frankfurt cauzz ive never been their but Tokyo is NOT the greatest city in the world, its cool for about 3 days then................:confused..................... ...but the auto salon was cool as hell tho:stickoutt.

ive actually had more fun in china (their 2 inspect the factory that makes some parts for my co.)

but hey what ever floats your boat right:D

Well I live right here in midtown Manhattan and love it. Literally 10 blocks from Times Sq. Great location, if I need anything its right here. Got a grocery store on the 1st floor of my building, restaurants on my block, places to chill, etc. No getting into the car and hunting in the middle of the night if I need something simple like a soda. The ladies are dressed to kill at the surrounding spots every night (especially Fri/Sat). When I feel like it I jump in my 7 and visit any of the surrounding areas such as NJ, LI, CT, etc.

Only downside is expense and if you aren't willing to commit to that then yeah it sucks. Car-wise my suspension needs to be more durable than say living in some small town in Kentucky and also you need to pay for a garage. I don't mind it at all though so its all advantage to me.

NYC is nice and all when you dont live here.

We have to deal with all this BS ass traffic all these idiot cabbies that changed from a donkey to a car by force..... all these old people that come out during the weekends and think they own the road at a whopping 23.7 MPH

FUCK THIS PLACE

The roads suck, the girls are ugly(aside from tourists), shits expensive, and every idiot thats heard of coming to america to start a new life ends up here in NYC

Truly please visit California or something


I <3 NY

Well I live right here in midtown Manhattan and love it. Literally 10 blocks from Times Sq. Great location, if I need anything its right here. Got a grocery store on the 1st floor of my building, restaurants on my block, places to chill, etc. No getting into the car and hunting in the middle of the night if I need something simple like a soda. The ladies are dressed to kill at the surrounding spots every night (especially Fri/Sat). When I feel like it I jump in my 7 and visit any of the surrounding areas such as NJ, LI, CT, etc.

Only downside is expense and if you aren't willing to commit to that then yeah it sucks. Car-wise my suspension needs to be more durable than say living in some small town in Kentucky and also you need to pay for a garage. I don't mind it at all though so its all advantage to me.

Which company do you park your car with?

I worked before for a parking lot, you have no idea what you are saying, we used to take out anything that was decent and take it drifting to a back lot behind our garage:devillook

Hence I will never park my car in one:nono

Which company do you park your car with?

I worked before for a parking lot, you have no idea what you are saying, we used to take out anything that was decent and take it drifting to a back lot behind our garage:devillook

Hence I will never park my car in one:nono

It is a 40 car garage and obviously there's no large/open joyride around here to take it. I get what you're saying though, because when I was in FL for a year they had valet and I never used it due to the fact that they would take the cars locally and mess around with them. They were all dudes in their 20s and had couldn't even hide their anticipation. Here it is a few middle aged guys and they only work one per shift. I'm sure if there was an issue with them running off with the cars while leaving the garage unmanned I'd have heard of it by now since we all live in the bldg and word spreads fast.

NYC is nice and all when you dont live here.

FUCK THIS PLACE

The roads suck, the girls are ugly(aside from tourists), shits expensive, and every idiot thats heard of coming to america to start a new life ends up here in NYC


I 50% agree with your statements. In a lot of the lower income areas you will see girls with pot-bellies and immigrants fresh off the boat/fence. I am not sure if you are describing your area or just generalizing NYC but in my neighborhood you have a lot of professionals of all different backgrounds. Some of them are immigrants, however, if you are educated and doing well for yourself I don't care where you're from.

As far as traffic and expense goes, that's a given with any major metropolitan area. When I lived on Miami Beach it was the same deal, I was paying quadruple the rent of anyone who lived on the mainland. Just the price you gotta pay. But then again when I told/tell people I lived on Miami Beach or Manhattan I never was or are currently asked "What's that nearby?" or "How far is that from ------"

Which company do you park your car with?

I worked before for a parking lot, you have no idea what you are saying, we used to take out anything that was decent and take it drifting to a back lot behind our garage:devillook

Hence I will never park my car in one:nono


:rolleyes i smell :bs

sooooooo you live here cauzzz :confused.

dude your post are just plain stupid, just cauzz you cant get a girl in NYC (Manhattan) doesnt make them ugly............but keep telling your ego that lol.

:rolleyes i smell :bs

sooooooo you live here cauzzz :confused.

dude your post are just plain stupid, just cauzz you cant get a girl in NYC (Manhattan) doesnt make them ugly............but keep telling your ego that lol.

Its a rough estimation of the girls here, dont get me wrong many are smoking out on long island and there abouts. In order to find the super hot girls here in the city you must go to the really nice clubs and search there it is not a day to day occurrence to see really pretty girls. BTW I date a girl that lives in the 5 boroughs right now so your credibility has gone down. Obviously south hampton is a bit nicer of places than that of NYC but have you been to all parts of say manhattan or just the nice ones. Where do you tend to see the better looking girls? And how many really nice places are there in manhattan compared to the not so glamorous places?

My argument is simple, everyone came here to search for a better future for themselves, their kids or their families. On that note however is where the goodness ends. Not everyone here gets by doing the best things such as gangs/mafia illegal business. Do you see many businessmen walking with their beautiful beaus on East 136th st past 10 pm? How bout the same scenario on Spring st?

NYC is just that a very limited area where there are nice places to visit. It is a ll brick and stone. Sure there are places which can be great such as many parks in the city however it is the people that flock to them which bring the parks reputation.

In all people are here to live. Some are smart some not so much but it is clear in NYC the ones that try hard to get out and do good do so... the ones that choose other paths more than likely fail.... with failure come alcoholism, drugs, crime and poverty. In poverty there isn't many beautiful people that can be found is there?

Its a rough estimation of the girls here, don't get me wrong many are smoking out on long island and there abouts. In order to find the super hot girls here in the city you must go to the really nice clubs and search there it is not a day to day occurrence to see really pretty girls. BTW I date a girl that lives in the 5 boroughs right now so your credibility has gone down. Obviously south hampton is a bit nicer of places than that of NYC but have you been to all parts of say manhattan or just the nice ones. Where do you tend to see the better looking girls? And how many really nice places are there in manhattan compared to the not so glamorous places?

My argument is simple, everyone came here to search for a better future for themselves, their kids or their families. On that note however is where the goodness ends. Not everyone here gets by doing the best things such as gangs/mafia illegal business. Do you see many businessmen walking with their beautiful beaus on East 136th st past 10 pm? How bout the same scenario on Spring st?

NYC is just that a very limited area where there are nice places to visit. It is a ll brick and stone. Sure there are places which can be great such as many parks in the city however it is the people that flock to them which bring the parks reputation.

In all people are here to live. Some are smart some not so much but it is clear in NYC the ones that try hard to get out and do good do so... the ones that choose other paths more than likely fail.... with failure come alcoholism, drugs, crime and poverty. In poverty there isn't many beautiful people that can be found is there?



:eek: dude you sound like the biggest ass Ive ever heard.
your speaking out of your ass like some dumb kid who watches 2 many gangster movies.
gangs? where the fuk are they? this isn't LA my friend.
im sorry you live in DA HOOD aka bad part of new york and from your post you sound bitter towards the upper class in NYC.
in the summer where the hell do you think all the girls come from in the Hampton's? NYC knucklehead!, in the winter its a ghost town.
yes about 130 street isn't the best area but that's way out of Manhattan so i don't see your point.
where below that is it bad?
my creditability has gone down? what are you 12?
what is this GANGS OF NEW YORK lol lol.
o know look out everyone my street cred has hit the shitter lol lol.
seriously dude give it a rest, your making yourself look like an ass.
truly the dumbest post i have ever read!

Montreal > NYC