Nyc

[jacruzer01]

Can I just say that the people here in NYC SUCK. I almost get into fist-a-cuffs over a taxi and then the guy yells GO BACK TO TEXAS (since I had my A&M shirt on). I yelled back with the "F*%K YOU I AM FROM TEXAS!!!!!


Anyway post more when I get back home to Heaven/Aggieland on Friday.


Later.

[whitelightnin_23]

I'm not sure your comeback was really good...

should have said..."Go to hel...wait nevermind...you're there!" ;)

[macduff93]

I used to have the pleasure of handling construction conracts with those "lovely" folks. They are rats in an overcrowded maze. Eating their own kind is one of the nicer things they do to one another. :undecided:

God bless Texas! :gig:

[The Massacre]

Can I just say that the people here in NYC SUCK. I almost get into fist-a-cuffs over a taxi and then the guy yells GO BACK TO TEXAS (since I had my A&M shirt on). I yelled back with the "F*%K YOU I AM FROM TEXAS!!!!!


Anyway post more when I get back home to Heaven/Aggieland on Friday.


Later.


maybe your comeback should have been "f you a-hole, Texas pwns your n00b ass. Aggiefans.com beeeyotch!"

[Mole]

NYC: Go see the World Trade Center site; eat lots of pizza; see Central Park, Rockerfeller Center, Radio City Music Hall, the Empire State Building, and the Chrysler Building; go to the Top of the Rock (top of Rockerfeller Center it takes 15 min to get to the top as opposed to hours at Empire State and has better views); then go home and thank God you live in Texas.

[CoolaidWade]

Yeah, NYC was a little much for me. I couldn't live there. I was drafted to go there for three weeks after 9/11 to help.

Central Park was pretty cool. Kind of like Austin with it's Greenbelt but bigger and more people.

[whitelightnin_23]

you went up after 9/11...I never knew that...

story time? :popcorn: