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Post by LC on Apr 9, 2007 12:07:30 GMT 8
gripe: Vacation is over, back to work tomorrow... (sigh)
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Post by Heer0san on Apr 13, 2007 0:25:55 GMT 8
BRAG: Finally got my hands of Dancougar Movie, God Bless Dancougar
GRIPE: Because of the fire that broke out last Thursday, all telephone lines in the office where I work are still cut, even the DSL. Dang!
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Post by redranger on Apr 13, 2007 14:58:40 GMT 8
Brag:
i can now shoot (by using my digicam)
my toys almost professionally....
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Post by bruticus on Apr 20, 2007 8:33:26 GMT 8
@ checkmate: wow, tears for fears! one of the best 80s bands ever. congrats!
BRAG: just got back from a 2-week long vacation in New York.
BRAG: was able to watch 'Monty Python's Spamalot' and 'Curtains' (starring David Hyde Pierce - Dr. Niles Crane on Frasier) on Broadway
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Post by Checkmate! on Apr 22, 2007 13:13:58 GMT 8
@ checkmate: wow, tears for fears! one of the best 80s bands ever. congrats! BRAG: just got back from a 2-week long vacation in New York. BRAG: was able to watch 'Monty Python's Spamalot' and 'Curtains' (starring David Hyde Pierce - Dr. Niles Crane on Frasier) on Broadway Thanks pards. I'm always thinking of going to NY alone. maybe see Central park and the museum. and definitely the Ny train station. is there a package tour or something ba? how was the 'Spamalot' show? |
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Post by bruticus on Apr 24, 2007 0:49:09 GMT 8
'spamalot' was fantastic. you'll be laughing your heart out from beginning to end. although it would've been great to see it with the original cast, i.e., tim curry, david hyde pierce, hank azaria and sara ramirez. but the new cast is also great!
there are a lot of package tours for new york on expedia and other travel sites. but my wife and i like to travel like the locals, i.e. take the public transport. the subway is very convenient, and they have 3, 7, or 24 day passes which will save you lots of money.
if you visit without a tour package, you can look up the city pass (they have something similar in los angeles, too), which will give you access to MoMA (museum of modern art), the empire state building, the guggenheim museum, a new york harbor cruise and the museum of natural history (not sure if the last one is correct - my memory is a bit off today ;D) for one low price.
grand central station is free and open to the public.
and don't forget to visit lady liberty. ;D
hope this helps.
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Post by silentcomet on Apr 24, 2007 13:36:28 GMT 8
BRAG: Got myself msias gundam unit 4 and 5 (how long i've waited for these...)
GRIPE: got no more money to buy anything else..temporary retirement from collecting first..
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Post by Checkmate! on Apr 24, 2007 14:52:05 GMT 8
'spamalot' was fantastic. you'll be laughing your heart out from beginning to end. although it would've been great to see it with the original cast, i.e., tim curry, david hyde pierce, hank azaria and sara ramirez. but the new cast is also great! there are a lot of package tours for new york on expedia and other travel sites. but my wife and i like to travel like the locals, i.e. take the public transport. the subway is very convenient, and they have 3, 7, or 24 day passes which will save you lots of money. if you visit without a tour package, you can look up the city pass (they have something similar in los angeles, too), which will give you access to MoMA (museum of modern art), the empire state building, the guggenheim museum, a new york harbor cruise and the museum of natural history (not sure if the last one is correct - my memory is a bit off today ;D) for one low price. grand central station is free and open to the public. and don't forget to visit lady liberty. ;D hope this helps. Thanks pards. you know what? i forgot about the statue. my main goal was to visit the station and central park lang. ;D I fell in love with NY when i saw Fisherking. |
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Post by bruticus on Apr 25, 2007 1:18:45 GMT 8
yeah, central park is great. don't forget to visit strawberry fields, where a memorial to john lennon is located.
the metropolitan museum is located in central park east on park avenue and 83rd street, if i'm not mistaken.
the museum of natural history, on the other hand, is on the upper west side, on central park west (broadway and 75th or thereabouts).
if you plan to go to liberty island, make sure to go to battery park early (about 7-8 a.m.) the lines for tickets and the ferry are looooong. it can take you about 2 hours to get to liberty island - more if it's in the peak season.
grand central station is about 2-3 blocks from times square, on east 42nd street.
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Post by Uberjam on Apr 26, 2007 8:11:26 GMT 8
double brag: i just received a medal for being one of the outstanding co-curricular organization advisers and a plaque for the MOST outstanding co-curricular organization advisers. BOOYAAH! ;D
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Post by redranger on Apr 27, 2007 7:18:55 GMT 8
brag:
my wife had an ultrasound yesterday to see and to check if our baby is normal and also to find out the baby's gender....im very proud to say that my wife and I will be having a GIRL!!!!(my little Pink or Yellow Power Ranger ;D)
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Post by Uberjam on Apr 27, 2007 8:26:20 GMT 8
Whoa.... CONGRATULATIONS on your soon to be lil ranger hehehe ;D
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Post by blunarobot on Apr 27, 2007 8:40:36 GMT 8
Congrats bro,,, hope you'll not name her after some yellow or pink ranger character.  |
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Post by archaznable on Apr 27, 2007 23:37:54 GMT 8
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Post by Checkmate! on Apr 28, 2007 8:37:44 GMT 8
double brag: i just received a medal for being one of the outstanding co-curricular organization advisers and a plaque for the MOST outstanding co-curricular organization advisers. BOOYAAH! ;D congrats pards! ;D |
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