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Ninesy, can I get a little advice? 5 must not miss things to see in NY city?
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Building a list for your husband? | |
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charlottegelin said: 5 must not miss things to see in NY city?
I'm not 2the9's but as a tourist I would say a first trip should include: Times Square Empire State building - Go up at night right before close to avoid the lines and you get to see the city all lit up. Liberty/Ellis Island Tv show taping - pretty good chance if you sign up on Letterman's internet list you will get a call with last minute tickets. Finally you need to find a lovely little breafast cafe in Soho | |
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TMPletz said: Building a list for your husband?
yep  he'll be there for a couple of days, not long. I don't think he'll have much time, so these things have to be stuff you can only see in NY. | |
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lovemachine said: charlottegelin said: 5 must not miss things to see in NY city?
I'm not 2the9's but as a tourist I would say a first trip should include: Times Square Empire State building - Go up at night right before close to avoid the lines and you get to see the city all lit up. Liberty/Ellis Island Tv show taping - pretty good chance if you sign up on Letterman's internet list you will get a call with last minute tickets. Finally you need to find a lovely little breafast cafe in Soho Thanks!  | |
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I wish I could go on business trips.  | |
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TMPletz said: I wish I could go on business trips.
Do you really? My husband is sick with the wish to NOT go. He reckons he will die of longing for us. It's a pretty hectic schedule he's got, a lot of time spent travelling (and he hates flying) and he HAS to go to show that he is committed to the project.  | |
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charlottegelin said: TMPletz said: I wish I could go on business trips.
Do you really? My husband is sick with the wish to NOT go. He reckons he will die of longing for us. It's a pretty hectic schedule he's got, a lot of time spent travelling (and he hates flying) and he HAS to go to show that he is committed to the project. Well, once in a while would be nice.  | |
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TMPletz said: charlottegelin said: Do you really? My husband is sick with the wish to NOT go. He reckons he will die of longing for us. It's a pretty hectic schedule he's got, a lot of time spent travelling (and he hates flying) and he HAS to go to show that he is committed to the project. Well, once in a while would be nice. none of your kids are babies though | |
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...Ground Zero might be a consideration. Along with... 
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http://www.soundclick.com...dID=182431 [Edited 10/26/05 20:53pm] "Ya see, we're not interested in what you know...but what you are willing to learn. C'mon y'all." | |
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those planes look cool. | |
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i don't know when you're husband will be there but he should try and go to first saturday at the brooklyn museum of art. it's held the first saturday of every month. it's crowded but it's free and fun. He should also try and get a look at the east village before it turns into condos and take a picture of CBGB before it closes and becomes a starbucks or some expensive boutique.
maybe, if he has the time, he can see a broadway show. that's always a nice thing to see. If he wants to go to a club or something, he can check out Cache on Thrusday nights. It's in Time's Square and has a good DJ and good dancing. There's usually a performance on thursdays as well. The Palour on Friday's is pretty cool, too. it's an irish pub upstairs and salsa dancing in the basement. Two different worlds in one building. And if the weather is cooperative, he should take a walk in central park or rent a bike and have a ride on the paths there. i hope he has fun! | |
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JasmineFire said: i don't know when you're husband will be there but he should try and go to first saturday at the brooklyn museum of art. it's held the first saturday of every month. it's crowded but it's free and fun. He should also try and get a look at the east village before it turns into condos and take a picture of CBGB before it closes and becomes a starbucks or some expensive boutique.
maybe, if he has the time, he can see a broadway show. that's always a nice thing to see. If he wants to go to a club or something, he can check out Cache on Thrusday nights. It's in Time's Square and has a good DJ and good dancing. There's usually a performance on thursdays as well. The Palour on Friday's is pretty cool, too. it's an irish pub upstairs and salsa dancing in the basement. Two different worlds in one building. And if the weather is cooperative, he should take a walk in central park or rent a bike and have a ride on the paths there. i hope he has fun! Quiet, traitor. No one wants to go to Brooklyn. There's an exhibit of Russian art through the ages at the Guggeheim that I want to see this weekend. 
And yeah, he will probablly want to see ground zero. If this is a business trip, might I recommend the mini-bar and room service? | |
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9sey said: There's an exhibit of Russian art through the ages at the Guggeheim that I want to see this weekend.
Great suggestion, great place... 
...inside and out. Another architectural attraction... 
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thanks everyone! I'll keep you updated with what he manages to see | |
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Stocks and Blondes is what it's all about at New York Dolls.
Located in the financial district (59 Murry Street between Church Street and west Broadway) New York Dolls continues to deliver top notch entertainment with a sense of financial security knowing all your favorite stock quotes are right in front of you. Just sit back and enjoy your favorite cocktail and let us do the rest. Beautiful women, feature performers, and top shelf liquors all equal up to the time of your life at New York Dolls. Home of the "Big Busted Features" New York Dolls also has the hottest names in the adult film industry. So come on down and see what everyone's talking about. Beautiful entertainers, free buffet and one hell of a track record making New York Dolls the place to be when you're downtown.  | |
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althom said: Stocks and Blondes is what it's all about at New York Dolls.
Located in the financial district (59 Murry Street between Church Street and west Broadway) New York Dolls continues to deliver top notch entertainment with a sense of financial security knowing all your favorite stock quotes are right in front of you. Just sit back and enjoy your favorite cocktail and let us do the rest. Beautiful women, feature performers, and top shelf liquors all equal up to the time of your life at New York Dolls. Home of the "Big Busted Features" New York Dolls also has the hottest names in the adult film industry. So come on down and see what everyone's talking about. Beautiful entertainers, free buffet and one hell of a track record making New York Dolls the place to be when you're downtown.  we have cointreau, baileys and big boobs right here at home though, and the late news has a stock market report before bedtime. | |
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9sey said: JasmineFire said: i don't know when you're husband will be there but he should try and go to first saturday at the brooklyn museum of art. it's held the first saturday of every month. it's crowded but it's free and fun. He should also try and get a look at the east village before it turns into condos and take a picture of CBGB before it closes and becomes a starbucks or some expensive boutique.
maybe, if he has the time, he can see a broadway show. that's always a nice thing to see. If he wants to go to a club or something, he can check out Cache on Thrusday nights. It's in Time's Square and has a good DJ and good dancing. There's usually a performance on thursdays as well. The Palour on Friday's is pretty cool, too. it's an irish pub upstairs and salsa dancing in the basement. Two different worlds in one building. And if the weather is cooperative, he should take a walk in central park or rent a bike and have a ride on the paths there. i hope he has fun! Quiet, traitor. No one wants to go to Brooklyn. There's an exhibit of Russian art through the ages at the Guggeheim that I want to see this weekend.
And yeah, he will probablly want to see ground zero. If this is a business trip, might I recommend the mini-bar and room service? HEY! it's FREE! who doesn't want to do things that are free, mr. moneybags? | |
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and if he's real cheap, he can take the Q train to Brooklyn and see the statue of liberty if his veiw isn't blocked by a homeless crackhead singing 'we are the world'
and then he can have french toast at Juniors because cheesecake is overrated. | |
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