Is New York the most overrated City in history?.

[T.Horton]

there's an energy there that i never felt anywhere else. i remember sites there that i saw when i was eight years old. and not old boring ass **** like the Statue of Liberty. I can't describe it but if you visit in the right mindset it can be a life altering experience.

i know 'life altering' is a bit dramatic. i was just having trouble finding the right term.

[Rip Chudd]

there's an energy there that i never felt anywhere else. i remember sites there that i saw when i was eight years old. and not old boring ass **** like the Statue of Liberty. I can't describe it but if you visit in the right mindset it can be a life altering experience.

i know 'life altering' is a bit dramatic. i was just having trouble finding the right term.

Maple syrup drinking ****

[T.Horton]

Maple syrup drinking ****

isn't your mom a Canadian?

[Mike Haynes]

Capital of the World, are you being serious?.

No offence but it is not a beautiful city.

Have you ever been to Australia or Canada?.

I'd even put European cities like Paris and Madrid ahead.

Australians, Canadians, Parisians and Madridians are trying to get to NYC....not the other way around...sorry.

I been here the past 16 years (13 Bronx, 3 Harlem)..from Buffalo, NY to Montgomery AL to Atlanta, GA ..I hate this mofokin city one day...and love it the next....this city is like family to me lol.

Nothing in entertainment is a hit until NYC makes it a hit, period. Rap started here, Jazz was perfected here, Disco was born AND died here, etc...you name it, NYC made it POP.

I sure don't wanna retire here though.....too damn COLD in the winter.

[Rip Chudd]

isn't your mom a Canadian?

Bwhahahaha heck no man.

[RajahBell]

Capital of the World, are you being serious?.

No offence but it is not a beautiful city.

Have you ever been to Australia or Canada?.

I'd even put European cities like Paris and Madrid ahead.

Representatives from 193 Member States from all over the world, meet at this place in NYC:

[T.Horton]

Bwhahahaha heck no man.

that was my polite, Canadian way of saying "Yo mama!!!"

[-jose-]

there's an energy there that i never felt anywhere else. i remember sites there that i saw when i was eight years old. and not old boring ass **** like the Statue of Liberty. I can't describe it but if you visit in the right mindset it can be a life altering experience.

i know 'life altering' is a bit dramatic. i was just having trouble finding the right term.

I felt this ^^^ energy when I first visited 42nd street in the early 90's before Disney took over...$20 was all you needed :boobies:

[Rip Chudd]

that was my polite, Canadian way of saying "Yo mama!!!"

Stupid Canadian, you're the red headed step son of America

[T.Horton]

Stupid Canadian, you're the red headed step son of America

hey mate, doesn't your mum have red hair?