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Printablesextonseven said: Serious said:  Where are you?  I am in Queens--specifically Richmond Hill/Kew Gardens. Want to visit? I just cleaned my apartment yesterday. 
It might take you the same amount of time to get to the Bronx Zoo by subway, though.  Sure . I need to clean mine, so being in a clean one would be nice for a change  .
Wikipedia just taught me that many Trinidadians are living in Richmond Hill .With a very special thank you to Tina: Is hammer already absolute, how much some people verändern...ICH hope is never so I will be! And if, then I hope that I would then have wen in my environment who joins me in the A.... | |
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Serious said: sextonseven said: I am in Queens--specifically Richmond Hill/Kew Gardens. Want to visit? I just cleaned my apartment yesterday.
It might take you the same amount of time to get to the Bronx Zoo by subway, though. Sure . I need to clean mine, so being in a clean one would be nice for a change .
Wikipedia just taught me that many Trinidadians are living in Richmond Hill .For a change? Are you messy? 
They are all Guyanese Trinidadians (Indian). All the black Trinis are still in Brooklyn I think. | |
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sextonseven said: What's going on in the west side? With all the land that Columbia took over?
As far as I know, it's still being heavily debated, along with the Bloomberg administration's plans for 125th St. Things could definitely change a lot in a couple years if both things go through. Right now, though, you can still find relatively large one-bedrooms for under $1,500, sometimes even for $1,200 or $1,300. | |
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sextonseven said: Serious said: Sure . I need to clean mine, so being in a clean one would be nice for a change .
Wikipedia just taught me that many Trinidadians are living in Richmond Hill .For a change? Are you messy?
They are all Guyanese Trinidadians (Indian). All the black Trinis are still in Brooklyn I think. I am chaotic and have too many stuff and I am lazy. So I have to fight my messy tendencies. Sometimes I win and sometimes I lose  . Hopefully I'll be a winner again soon .
Usually when somebody comes to visit I finally kick myself in the ass and do some cleaning. With a very special thank you to Tina: Is hammer already absolute, how much some people verändern...ICH hope is never so I will be! And if, then I hope that I would then have wen in my environment who joins me in the A.... | |
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Wow, thanks so much for all your advice guys, this has been a very useful read!
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sextonseven said: Why are people saying NYC has crappy winters? We got NO snow this year. NONE. The temperature never goes below zero degrees F. In fact, I can count on one hand when it hit single digits this past winter. Minneapolis has crappy winters. Buffalo has crappy winters. Any eastern Canadian city has crappy winters. NYC doesn't.
If you have to wear a jacket at all--it's a crappy winter to me. | |
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Didn't really like eithier but I would definately pick LA over New York...
San Fran seems really livable though ...and I loved vegas (for a holiday...wouldn't want to live there though) | |
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abierman said: JustErin said: Sorry, but you're wrong!! Tell me how I'm wrong, Erin..... Having been to LA several times and even more times to NYC, I have come to find out the following: LA-features: weather, beach, Mexico, Las Vegas, Sandiego (these are all relatively close). Skiing in the mountains (very close), great climate all year through (no damned cold winters!!!), entertainment, Sunsetstrip, Californian Sunset, porn-industry, friggin' Disneyland, San Francisco is relatively close, state-parks (Joshua Tree, etc).....Baja California.....you can go on! NYC: Broadway, overpriced clubs & bars that really are not that good, high-rises wherever you can see, cold atlantic winds, shite winters with lots of snow, high rents, Boston (cool town, but put that up against SF!), New Jersey (  ).....I am sure I can go one.....LA features: no viable public transportation, three-maybe four decent art museums, bars that close at 1am, Disneyland  , and everyone seems so superficial and fake.
NYC features: plenty of dive bars and low-key clubs that stay open 'til 5am or later, the worlds best subway system, Central Park!, world class museums (MoMA, Guggie, the Met), the East Coast (Rhode Island, the Cape, Jersey Shore, the Hamptons) within a few hours' train ride. If you are an outdoorsy person, I guess LA would be better because the weather is nicer longer, but New York kicks LAs ass in everything else. It's expensive as hell though; way more than LA, I'm sure. | |
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abierman said: JustErin said: I was just kidding.
But I am not talking about the weather and things to do. I was talking about the people. The vibe. The people in NYC are just as fake.....the only difference is that pace is slower in L.A., which I prefer, in NYC everybody seems to be in a rush and still think they're all so important! Who you callin' fake?  You obviously been hanging out with the wrong people when you visit. But yeah, New Yorkers are always in a rush because everything in NYC is tied to $$$. In NYC time = money so the more time you waste, the more money you lose. The city is like a finely oiled machine...as long as you don't fuck up the flow, New Yorkers are nice. They only get rude to tourists who can't find their metro card at rush hour or stop in the middle of a crowded sidewalk to look at their map because that's fucking up the flow (and thus causing them to lose time and money)! | |
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Serious said: sextonseven said: Next time you need to stay with someone that lives in Manhattan (that isn't me, sorry). Everything worth seeing is no more than a 20-minute subway ride away. I don't know anyone who lives in Manhattan  . And I liked Brooklyn, apart from the noise. It reminded me a lot of London and I love London ! The friend I stayed with just sent me a message yesterday after I haven't heard from him in a long time that he is looking for work in NY (he has been in Florida the last years I think), but I am very sure he won't move to Manhattan  .
I live in Manhattan! Yes, my apartment is small, but it's in a great location! Central Park is at the end of my block! Yes, it's hella expensive, but I have special circumstances because my previous rent-stabilized building was being demolished so my landlord had to buy me out. My plan is to live here for a few more years then move to Long Island City/Astoria or Brooklyn (even though I loathe Brooklyn) and keep whatever money I have left. | |
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DevotedPuppy said: Serious said: I don't know anyone who lives in Manhattan . And I liked Brooklyn, apart from the noise. It reminded me a lot of London and I love London ! The friend I stayed with just sent me a message yesterday after I haven't heard from him in a long time that he is looking for work in NY (he has been in Florida the last years I think), but I am very sure he won't move to Manhattan .
I live in Manhattan! Yes, my apartment is small, but it's in a great location! Central Park is at the end of my block! Yes, it's hella expensive, but I have special circumstances because my previous rent-stabilized building was being demolished so my landlord had to buy me out. My plan is to live here for a few more years then move to Long Island City/Astoria or Brooklyn (even though I loathe Brooklyn) and keep whatever money I have left. I like Queens. Astoria though is the new hot spot. It's like Williamsburg in Brooklyn. | |
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DevotedPuppy said: In NYC time = money so the more time you waste, the more money you lose.
Baby, Don't waste time ! | |
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I am a third generation Angeleno who lives in NYC, and I will safely say that I'm openly bicoastal -- so I choose both.
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sextonseven said: Serious said: Sure . I need to clean mine, so being in a clean one would be nice for a change .
Wikipedia just taught me that many Trinidadians are living in Richmond Hill .For a change? Are you messy?
They are all Guyanese Trinidadians (Indian). All the black Trinis are still in Brooklyn I think. Come see | |
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DevotedPuppy said: Serious said: I don't know anyone who lives in Manhattan . And I liked Brooklyn, apart from the noise. It reminded me a lot of London and I love London ! The friend I stayed with just sent me a message yesterday after I haven't heard from him in a long time that he is looking for work in NY (he has been in Florida the last years I think), but I am very sure he won't move to Manhattan .
I live in Manhattan! Yes, my apartment is small, but it's in a great location! Central Park is at the end of my block! Yes, it's hella expensive, but I have special circumstances because my previous rent-stabilized building was being demolished so my landlord had to buy me out. My plan is to live here for a few more years then move to Long Island City/Astoria or Brooklyn (even though I loathe Brooklyn) and keep whatever money I have left.  Must be nice to live there, especially for not that much money .With a very special thank you to Tina: Is hammer already absolute, how much some people verändern...ICH hope is never so I will be! And if, then I hope that I would then have wen in my environment who joins me in the A.... | |
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Serious said: sextonseven said: For a change? Are you messy?
They are all Guyanese Trinidadians (Indian). All the black Trinis are still in Brooklyn I think. I am chaotic and have too many stuff and I am lazy. So I have to fight my messy tendencies. Sometimes I win and sometimes I lose . Hopefully I'll be a winner again soon .
Usually when somebody comes to visit I finally kick myself in the ass and do some cleaning. That's when I clean too. My brother is supposed to come over and photograph some things for me this weekend so I cleaned on Sunday because I knew I wouldn't have time during the week. | |
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DanceWme said: sextonseven said: For a change? Are you messy?
They are all Guyanese Trinidadians (Indian). All the black Trinis are still in Brooklyn I think. Come see I'm scared of you. You'll jump me as soon as I get off the subway. | |
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sextonseven said: DanceWme said: [/b]
Come see I'm scared of you. You'll jump me as soon as I get off the subway. Or we can do it in the subway. | |
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DanceWme said: sextonseven said: I'm scared of you. You'll jump me as soon as I get off the subway. Or we can do it in the subway. I've wanted to do that for the longest time, but the entire subway car would have to be sterilized first. | |
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sextonseven said: DanceWme said: Or we can do it in the subway. I've wanted to do that for the longest time, but the entire subway car would have to be sterilized first.  | |
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sextonseven said: DanceWme said: Or we can do it in the subway. I've wanted to do that for the longest time, but the entire subway car would have to be sterilized first.  How clean exactly is your apartment now that you cleaned it?With a very special thank you to Tina: Is hammer already absolute, how much some people verändern...ICH hope is never so I will be! And if, then I hope that I would then have wen in my environment who joins me in the A.... | |
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DanceWme said: sextonseven said: I've wanted to do that for the longest time, but the entire subway car would have to be sterilized first. Those subway cars are NASTY. Homeless people do all kinds of business in there. I walked onto the J train once and there was a big pile of feces on the floor in front of one of the seats. I was like aw, hells naw and moved to a different car. I don't care if undercover transit cops give you tickets for that now, it was worth $70 to get outta there. It STANK. So find me a brand new clean car and I'll  you in it.  | |
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Serious said: sextonseven said: I've wanted to do that for the longest time, but the entire subway car would have to be sterilized first. How clean exactly is your apartment now that you cleaned it?It's never clean enough. I always think about the areas I might have missed.  | |
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Serious said: DevotedPuppy said:
I live in Manhattan! Yes, my apartment is small, but it's in a great location! Central Park is at the end of my block! Yes, it's hella expensive, but I have special circumstances because my previous rent-stabilized building was being demolished so my landlord had to buy me out. My plan is to live here for a few more years then move to Long Island City/Astoria or Brooklyn (even though I loathe Brooklyn) and keep whatever money I have left. Must be nice to live there, especially for not that much money .Ooh, don't misunderstand. It's still a lot of money, but my landlord had to give me a lot to get me to move. | |
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sextonseven said: Serious said: How clean exactly is your apartment now that you cleaned it?It's never clean enough. I always think about the areas I might have missed. Don't you find something better to do with the time so much cleaning takes ?
I think I will never invite you to my place then .With a very special thank you to Tina: Is hammer already absolute, how much some people verändern...ICH hope is never so I will be! And if, then I hope that I would then have wen in my environment who joins me in the A.... | |
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DevotedPuppy said: Serious said: Must be nice to live there, especially for not that much money .Ooh, don't misunderstand. It's still a lot of money, but my landlord had to give me a lot to get me to move. So it's very expensive, but at the moment you can afford it, good for you .With a very special thank you to Tina: Is hammer already absolute, how much some people verändern...ICH hope is never so I will be! And if, then I hope that I would then have wen in my environment who joins me in the A.... | |
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