I never really knew

[Boop]

Originally Posted by huckinfog

I love NYC.

Me too! One of the most fascinating places I've ever been.

[Uesque]

Originally Posted by y2kflhr

if you put away the high prices, NYC is actually a great place to visit, the statue of liberty, empire states building, st. pats cathedral, Lincoln Center, the theater district, chinatown, little italy, etc etc....visit I think is the operative word though.

Don't forget the Museum of Sex.

Originally Posted by Boop

Me too! One of the most fascinating places I've ever been.

You might like London also. Somewhat similar big city vibe to NYC but they speak English there.

[Margarita]

I spent a week in Mexico City many, many years ago. I can get by in Spanish if I have to, but holy cow, I have never seen so many miles of nothing but city. I forget how long we had to drive to get to the pyramids and out into the countryside. Miles and miles of slums and cardboard houses... There were 15.5 million people there at the time. No idea how many are there now. Great cultural sites, but I never want to go back.

I also spent a few hours in Heathrow Airport a couple of years ago. They speak English there?

[y2k king]

tampa is too big a city for me.

[Scabbydoo]

Originally Posted by why_me

OK, thought we were gonna have to step outside there for a minute.

Is there something about the two of you that you haven't been telling us...

[Boop]

Originally Posted by Uesque

You might like London also. Somewhat similar big city vibe to NYC but they speak English there.

As opposed to NY, you mean?

[y2k king]

this will be in the classics soon.

[Gummiente]

Originally Posted by Margarita

I also spent a few hours in Heathrow Airport a couple of years ago. They speak English there?

I had a Brit tell me once that he wasn't speaking with an accent, I was simply hearing English the way it was meant to be spoken.

[P 0 P E Y E]

humbug

I ride

I have differnt bikes

I am the same d-bag no matter what I am riding, or in today's case...Pushing.

[Margarita]

Originally Posted by Gummiente

I had a Brit tell me once that he wasn't speaking with an accent, I was simply hearing English the way it was meant to be spoken.

Thank God for the Revolutionary Soldiers- they kept us from sounding like the BBC.

[huckinfog]

Originally Posted by Margarita

I also spent a few hours in Heathrow Airport a couple of years ago. They speak English there?

Originally Posted by Gummiente

I had a Brit tell me once that he wasn't speaking with an accent, I was simply hearing English the way it was meant to be spoken.

Originally Posted by Margarita

Thank God for the Revolutionary Soldiers- they kept us from sounding like the BBC.

Logically, since we won the revolutionary war, renaming the language to american seems appropriate.