[watcher]

I wanna go to NYC! Someday!

Hey Watcher...when you go to NYC - driving that is - drop by and pick me up!

God, I feel awful today!

too lazy to drive for 2~3 days straight...
why do that when you can fly for just 5 hours?
feelnig aweful? sorry to hear... you sick?

[PaNgIeE]

too lazy to drive for 2~3 days straight...
why do that when you can fly for just 5 hours?
feelnig aweful? sorry to hear... you sick?

Okay! Make sure your connecting flight stops in Minnesota. I'll go w/you to NYC!
Yea, I don't feel so good! I woke up feeling a bit out of it, and not that the day progresses I don't feel all into it. I don't wanna go home tho, b/c I only have like 2 hrs left to go. Will try to stick it thru. UGH!

[watcher]

Okay! Make sure your connecting flight stops in Minnesota. I'll go w/you to NYC!
Yea, I don't feel so good! I woke up feeling a bit out of it, and not that the day progresses I don't feel all into it. I don't wanna go home tho, b/c I only have like 2 hrs left to go. Will try to stick it thru. UGH!

final stretch~ you can do it!
i'll sure sure to drop by 'sota on my way!

[PaNgIeE]

At home on a Friday night..I'm so bored! I'm also sick too..so, what's going on in hea?

[G-Nitro]

Water please..... went to happy hour last night after work, drank too much, then slept for 3 hours, and went to work for the midnight shift. Omg, not gonna do that again. >_<

[ellashimmer]

*passes down a shot of petron and a wedge of sugar-powdered lime*
NYC huh? i miss the big apple... if i could i'd go every weekend, but being in LA, it's quite a trip. hehe
bottoms up!
yessss!!! *raises shot glass*

I lived in So. Cal for a year or so - and I hated it. I am def' an eastcoast gal .. I love the fact that here in NYC, you can walk outside and meet a hundred people on the street. Love the outdoor concerts and movies at Central Park. Love the history in the old buildings and the diversity of it all. I try to stay away from the asian-only areas because there's just so much more to see/do! Not to hate on the westcoast - but we're just different, that's all. My tastes are better suited here in NYC. Where in LA are you Watcher?

[watcher]

I lived in So. Cal for a year or so - and I hated it. I am def' an eastcoast gal .. I love the fact that here in NYC, you can walk outside and meet a hundred people on the street. Love the outdoor concerts and movies at Central Park. Love the history in the old buildings and the diversity of it all. I try to stay away from the asian-only areas because there's just so much more to see/do! Not to hate on the westcoast - but we're just different, that's all. My tastes are better suited here in NYC. Where in LA are you Watcher?

i live on the border of koreatown and hancock park. (if that's too local for you, let's say in between downtown LA and beverly hills. hehe)

yea, in manhattan, you can just walk in any direction and find a chill place to have a drink or eat a nice meal or just relax over a cup of joe. and there's so many people outside that you can literally bump into and just get to know. try doing that in LA and you'll be walkin quite a lot and have little chance of doing any bumping!

i do enjoy the weather and the asian food out here though. NY doesnt compare at all when it comes to this in my opinion. and then there's also the beaches.

[B0hemian_Sprite]

Wait...this is a grill too, right? Does that mean I can order some pasta or maybe a steak? ;;;;

[PaNgIeE]

Wait...this is a grill too, right? Does that mean I can order some pasta or maybe a steak? ;;;;

OMG! That is correct. I wanna order too. I want a nice big juicy cheeseburger w/fries please. Add a coke w/that! Thanks!

[k1D3Ck]

i live on the border of koreatown and hancock park. (if that's too local for you, let's say in between downtown LA and beverly hills. hehe)

yea, in manhattan, you can just walk in any direction and find a chill place to have a drink or eat a nice meal or just relax over a cup of joe. and there's so many people outside that you can literally bump into and just get to know. try doing that in LA and you'll be walkin quite a lot and have little chance of doing any bumping!

i do enjoy the weather and the asian food out here though. NY doesnt compare at all when it comes to this in my opinion. and then there's also the beaches.

I lived in that area for a couple months
My aunt owns a condo in hancock park
I don't know much about the area, but I lived there over the summer

[G-Nitro]

Gimme a beer please. Spent the day looking at costs for airfare and hotels for South Korea, and it's time to start saving money. lol. But I'm psyched at possibility of going there this year.

[CIRee]

I need something strong, tighten my braces today and its killing me ;\

[watcher]

^ nothing i've tried could undo that feeling... even pain killers! i heard injecting morphine does wonders though

[CIRee]

^ nothing i've tried could undo that feeling... even pain killers! i heard injecting morphine does wonders though

only if i can get my hands onto some ;D

[FRUITYCHEESECAKE]

I wanna see the Prestige...who wants to go see it with me?

[smirks]

^ i would go. lol. i'd watch it all over again. haha, that Hugh Jackman is one hell of a hot man. mmmmmmm.

[ellashimmer]

i live on the border of koreatown and hancock park. (if that's too local for you, let's say in between downtown LA and beverly hills. hehe)

yea, in manhattan, you can just walk in any direction and find a chill place to have a drink or eat a nice meal or just relax over a cup of joe. and there's so many people outside that you can literally bump into and just get to know. try doing that in LA and you'll be walkin quite a lot and have little chance of doing any bumping!

i do enjoy the weather and the asian food out here though. NY doesnt compare at all when it comes to this in my opinion. and then there's also the beaches.

The 'asian' food doesn't compare? Oh no you didn't! (HaHa) Actually, I'm assuming you've only tried the handful of joints in Manhattan, meanwhile there's an endless plethora of ethnic eats in other parts of NY. Like the infamous, Flushing - home to the majority of korean/chinese immigrants in NY. It is practically Seoul (or Shanghai). It's just one of them places where speaking english can be a handicap. There is such awesome food in NY. I've recently been frequenting Korea and China for business (about 3 times in the past year alone to be exact) - and some of the food here IS better than that of the motherland(s). Either way, I'm a big foodie and I think there's def' something to be said about people's opinions on which food is better. It has alot to do with where you've grown up, what you're used to and what one actually considers to be 'good'.

Although countless friends have told me about a place in L.A that has dduk-sam-gyup-sal (Rice cake Pork Belly) ... And even when all else fails - L.A always has In-N-Out. We New Yorkers bow to In-N-Out. =)

[watcher]

The 'asian' food doesn't compare? Oh no you didn't! (HaHa) Actually, I'm assuming you've only tried the handful of joints in Manhattan, meanwhile there's an endless plethora of ethnic eats in other parts of NY. Like the infamous, Flushing - home to the majority of korean/chinese immigrants in NY. It is practically Seoul (or Shanghai). It's just one of them places where speaking english can be a handicap. There is such awesome food in NY. I've recently been frequenting Korea and China for business (about 3 times in the past year alone to be exact) - and some of the food here IS better than that of the motherland(s). Either way, I'm a big foodie and I think there's def' something to be said about people's opinions on which food is better. It has alot to do with where you've grown up, what you're used to and what one actually considers to be 'good'.

Although countless friends have told me about a place in L.A that has dduk-sam-gyup-sal (Rice cake Pork Belly) ... And even when all else fails - L.A always has In-N-Out. We New Yorkers bow to In-N-Out. =)

hehe...oh yea i did! i've been around queens/flushing for korean food, drinks, etc. you can call it a bias if you want, but hands down i think LA has a wider variety and better overall quality in terms of asian food than that of new york. there may be a few hot spots up there with good food, maybe even something we may not be able to find in LA (and if there are, please do share), but i dont think queens/flushing will ever beat out LA. hehehe

as for in-n-out, it's nice, but i'd say gray's papaya is worth more the hype than in-n-out. but then again, im more of a hot-dog lover

[Volts]

I wish i could go grab a drink right now ! i've been at school for 72h straight and just had two exams today which didn't went well at all....

[smirks]

go drink then! but judging from the time, you just missed happy hour. :/ sucks.