Nick Against the World (56 Viewers)
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Not exactly multiple... But more than twice...
I thought of the position as last time i was there i spent ages trying to get a picture from the same side without the shadow of 311 in it
I know you were prob joking about the ten dollars... but it would be nice if next time you walked past any animal related charity bin or cancer charity bin you would throw it in
I thought of the position as last time i was there i spent ages trying to get a picture from the same side without the shadow of 311 in it
I know you were prob joking about the ten dollars... but it would be nice if next time you walked past any animal related charity bin or cancer charity bin you would throw it in
Of course I know that ediface! One summer while in college, I worked as a mail clerk at a company on the 48th & 49th floors. It was a pretty weird job.
I shared an office with a recovering crack junkie from the Brooklyn ganglands who told me all I needed to know about New York street smarts. I carried up birthday cakes for 60 through the revolving doors in front and tried to push the buttons on the express elevators. (The security guards were always too busy checking out the hot chicks in summer dresses to open the handicapped entry doors for me.)
I got a kick out of when the fog would roll in, and you'd look below and the entire city disappeared. Not to mention the wind that caused raindrops to literally drip vertically upwards. And when the winds were heavy, the building at the upper floors in the wind would rock and creak a little like an old ship.
Ahhh. Those were the days of my youth.
I shared an office with a recovering crack junkie from the Brooklyn ganglands who told me all I needed to know about New York street smarts. I carried up birthday cakes for 60 through the revolving doors in front and tried to push the buttons on the express elevators. (The security guards were always too busy checking out the hot chicks in summer dresses to open the handicapped entry doors for me.)
I got a kick out of when the fog would roll in, and you'd look below and the entire city disappeared. Not to mention the wind that caused raindrops to literally drip vertically upwards. And when the winds were heavy, the building at the upper floors in the wind would rock and creak a little like an old ship.
Ahhh. Those were the days of my youth.
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Of course I know that ediface! One summer while in college, I worked as a mail clerk at a company on the 48th & 49th floors. It was a pretty weird job.
I shared an office with a recovering crack junkie from the Brooklyn ganglands who told me all I needed to know about New York street smarts. I carried up birthday cakes for 60 through the revolving doors in front and tried to push the buttons on the express elevators. (The security guards were always too busy checking out the hot chicks in summer dresses to open the handicapped entry doors for me.)
I got a kick out of when the fog would roll in, and you'd look below and the entire city disappeared. Not to mention the wind that caused raindrops to literally drip vertically upwards. And when the winds were heavy, the building at the upper floors in the wind would rock and creak a little like an old ship.
Ahhh. Those were the days of my youth.
Of course I know that ediface! One summer while in college, I worked as a mail clerk at a company on the 48th & 49th floors. It was a pretty weird job.
I shared an office with a recovering crack junkie from the Brooklyn ganglands who told me all I needed to know about New York street smarts. I carried up birthday cakes for 60 through the revolving doors in front and tried to push the buttons on the express elevators. (The security guards were always too busy checking out the hot chicks in summer dresses to open the handicapped entry doors for me.)
I got a kick out of when the fog would roll in, and you'd look below and the entire city disappeared. Not to mention the wind that caused raindrops to literally drip vertically upwards. And when the winds were heavy, the building at the upper floors in the wind would rock and creak a little like an old ship.
Ahhh. Those were the days of my youth.
Did you have a downtown apartment Greg? My cousin who is getting married tonight just bought one a few months ago for the measley sum of half a million dollars.
Prices are friggin ridiculous in this city.
Well that wasnt my point at all.
My point is if wearing a Tamoil logo makes you a terrorist, so must waving/wearing an american (and british before you start) flag.
And besides your other point is wrong also. Many thiefs will kill and terrorists do not always kill people and sometimes only destroy buildings etc.
My point is if wearing a Tamoil logo makes you a terrorist, so must waving/wearing an american (and british before you start) flag.
And besides your other point is wrong also. Many thiefs will kill and terrorists do not always kill people and sometimes only destroy buildings etc.