they are few and far between and are mostly in tourist areas from what i can tell.do New Yorkers still eat hot dogs?
it's the best virus i've ever had
who is it? is it me?its the account of a boy from the back of beyond trying and failing to make it in New York, its written retrospectively, as a licking of wounds. it's more coherent that it looks at first glance. its by a member of this board and is a true story.
is it zhao?who is it? is it me?
and shares stories about the times he has seen them in the wild, eg, in the queue for a '$1 slice' after midnight.
the rest of us dont have a NYT subscription sadly
no excusesthe rest of us dont have a NYT subscription sadly
I can understand why Gus wants to go to these parties in as much as they are young and rich and skinny and have long legs but really like, you'd throw yourself off the balcony surelyits just gross isn't it. they all sound like dicks.
Timeless post.what Leo said, you guys need to stop buying into the narrative of decline so easily.
In Greek mythology, each successive generation of mythical characters was described as being measurably weaker than the last. They went from being able to lift rocks the size of houses to being...well..human. It's in our biology to assume that the remembered or half-remembered past is superior to the present.
Also may I ask whether most of you guys are past the 'youthful optimism and naivete' stage of life?
I'm not saying London isn't full of hipsters and that the smoking ban hasn't been bad for clubs, mind.