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New York, New York (Read 316 times)
Dec 28
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, 2007 at 10:35pm
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Sorry to take so long, but here they are...
For the first time in SimV history, you get to see me.
(Murdered by compression)
Nice car (not mine or my uncle's)
"What is that?" (Me again)
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Dec 29
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, 2007 at 12:59am
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I see you paid for your visit with a dog-walking job; very resourceful.
You seem a little anxious about the subway...
Try it sometime during rush hour during a heat wave in a car with inoperative AC...
On a more serious note: thank you for not smiling for a picture in front of The Pit, aka "Ground Zero"... that always makes me very angry. Why people think it's a place for a "smile,, everyone!" picture is beyond me, but many people seem to think it's appropriate.
I guess for some idiots, the world outside their home town is just a theme park of some kind.
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Dec 29
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, 2007 at 1:52am
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beaky wrote
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, 2007 at 12:59am:
I see you paid for your visit with a dog-walking job; very resourceful.
You seem a little anxious about the subway...
Try it sometime during rush hour during a heat wave in a car with inoperative AC...
On a more serious note: thank you for not smiling for a picture in front of The Pit, aka "Ground Zero"... that always makes me very angry. Why people think it's a place for a "smile,, everyone!" picture is beyond me, but many people seem to think it's appropriate.
I guess for some idiots, the world outside their home town is just a theme park of some kind.
First of all, I never went on a subway while I was there (though I have in previous trips) I was just commenting on the way I looked in that pic.
And you are welcome, that event also meant a lot to me, and I agree that ground zero is a solemn site.
(By the way, the dogs are my uncle's, who is also in that picture)
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Dec 29
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, 2007 at 4:17am
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Until the last picture i really though you was a dog
New York is one place i would really love to visit
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Dec 29
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, 2007 at 5:05am
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I always like to see some real-life NY shots. Seems a hectic place.
In my country, a church like that would be quite a landmark, here it's almost considered a miniature building... kinda puts things in perspective...
And I do love the car... wish it was mine...
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Dec 29
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nice grouping of shots
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Dec 29
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Omag 2.0 wrote
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, 2007 at 5:05am:
I always like to see some real-life NY shots. Seems a hectic place.
It's absolutely insane around the holidays- too many tourists stumbling around! (sorry)
But it's a great place to visit!
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Dec 30
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I understand. Though it's hardly comparable, it's ike in my home-city Ghent. There are times that you trip over hordes of Japanese, German, American, tec tourists, all wandering around the center. The guides always seem to go straight trough my intended path, trying to hit me with their umbrella or flag.
There's only one thing worse than that... The weekend before Christmas and Newyear, walking in the shoppingstreets... it's hell on Earth I tell you!
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