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Posted by GP38/R42 Chris on Sat Dec 6 07:36:35 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by R PansePCC on Sat Dec 6 07:28:03 2008. Well you are missing the Tampa Streetcar!! |
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Posted by SUBWAYSURF on Sat Dec 6 07:36:44 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by GP38/R42 Chris on Sat Dec 6 07:30:16 2008. Yes, i was at the top of the RCA building once. When it was still free. |
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Posted by GP38/R42 Chris on Sat Dec 6 07:37:20 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by R PansePCC on Sat Dec 6 07:33:31 2008. Ahhhhh, now I get it as to why you were there....the A's were playing!! :) |
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Posted by AlM on Sat Dec 6 08:35:00 2008, in response to Things you've never done in your life, posted by Peter Rosa on Fri Dec 5 23:07:17 2008. Never done 2, 5, or 7.Haven't done any of the others recently, though. |
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Posted by MJF on Sat Dec 6 08:48:27 2008, in response to Things you've never done in your life, posted by Peter Rosa on Fri Dec 5 23:07:17 2008. I've done all on your list except 3 & 5.Do you intend to do any of the things you mentioned? I have never... 1. Seen the Grand Canyon 2. Eaten Sushi 3. Driven a car with a stick shift 4. Been to a boxing match 5. Played Bingo at a Bingo Hall I would like to do all of those except for eating sushi. It doesn't appeal to me and the only way I'm ever going to eat it is if someone sneaks it in on my plate and doesn't tell me what it is. |
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Posted by Newkirk Images on Sat Dec 6 09:14:39 2008, in response to Things you've never done in your life, posted by Peter Rosa on Fri Dec 5 23:07:17 2008. 1. Gone camping.Never camped in a tent, but attended a YMCA camp. 2. Fished from a boat. Fished once as a five year old, no memory of it. 3. Used a chainsaw. Used an electric and gas chainsaw (fumes..cough, cough,cough). 4. Ridden a motorcycle, even as a passenger. Never. 5. Fired a pistol or shotgun. Do cap pistols count ? 6. Roller skated/bladed. Yes, roller skated as a kid. A time consuming task to put those suckers on and don't forget the skate key. 7. Attended an NFL or NHL game. As for football, not once. But attended a football game where my brother was playing for Erasmus Hall HS (1961-62). Only hockey game I attended was NY Islander vs. Czechoslovakia at the Nassau Coloseum. 8. Ridden Amtrak. Yes, Metroliner to Wash DC to see my brother and once on Acela. Bill "Newkirk" |
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Posted by South Brooklyn Railway on Sat Dec 6 09:16:42 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by Newkirk Images on Sat Dec 6 09:14:39 2008. Erasmus HS next to the (F) train? |
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Posted by Newkirk Images on Sat Dec 6 09:21:59 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by South Brooklyn Railway on Sat Dec 6 09:16:42 2008. Erasmus HS next to the (F) train?I know that's where their field is now. But it was at a game vs. Tilden HS on their turf. Erasmus Hall HS is at 911 Flatbush Ave near Church Ave. Bill "Newkirk" |
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Posted by BMTLines on Sat Dec 6 10:31:05 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by GP38/R42 Chris on Sat Dec 6 07:14:23 2008. My dad took me to the Empire State Building when I was very young. I didn't get to climb the stairs inside the Statue of Liberty until I went with a school group - 7th or 8th grade IIRC. I did go to the WTC a couple of times - once alone and another time to take friends who were visiting from out of town.I absolutely refuse to even take visitors to the Statue of Liberty ever since they closed the stairs to the top. I consider it a rip-off. They say admission is free but you have to pay for the ferry ride to get there - since the ferry is the ONLY WAY there then it effectively has an admission charge and since access to the crown is blocked and the ferry ride is the same cost (or more) you are getting less for more. Therefore I have been very active on the net telling all potential tourists to avoid it as the rip-off that it now is. |
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Posted by Easy on Sat Dec 6 10:33:24 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by MJF on Sat Dec 6 08:48:27 2008. The Grand Canyon is fantastic. Bigger than what you expect it to be.Sushi is good stuff. You can go to the grocery store and try some with cooked, imitation, crab meat if it's the raw fish part that turns you off. Then if you like it, try the real stuff. |
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Posted by Easy on Sat Dec 6 10:39:04 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by BMTLines on Sat Dec 6 10:31:05 2008. The ticket prices for the ferry to the Statue of Liberty are still half of what it costs to take the ferry to Alcatraz. I don't see what the big deal would be about paying a few bucks. |
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Posted by JayZeeBMT on Sat Dec 6 11:03:01 2008, in response to Things you've never done in your life, posted by Peter Rosa on Fri Dec 5 23:07:17 2008. I have never:1) Gone skydiving (or BASE jumping!) 2) Been to Windows On The World at the old WTC (thought I had plenty of time to do that) 3) Rappelled down the side of the Brooklyn Bridge (The ESU cops make that look way cool!) 4) Ridden SEPTA or MARC, although I have taken NEC Amtrak trains through their territories 5) "Done Paris" (The city, you pre-verts, not the hotel heiress...lol!) |
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Posted by BMTLines on Sat Dec 6 11:08:38 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by Easy on Sat Dec 6 10:39:04 2008. I don't see what the big deal would be about paying a few bucks.My problem is with the fact that you get less. Prior to 9/11 you were able to climb to the top of the statue whereas that access is no longer permitted yet access to the island still costs the same. It is a rip-off as long as people are not allowed to climb to the top. I can see and photograph the statue from the FREE Staten Island Ferry. Ever since the access to the crown has been restricted the number of visitors to that ripoff have been cut almost in half - obviously many people feel about it the same way I do. |
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Posted by Easy on Sat Dec 6 11:16:43 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by BMTLines on Sat Dec 6 11:08:38 2008. I understand that it's not as interesting because you can't go to the top, but they are quite clear on their website that tourists can't go past the pedestal. I don't think that they're trying to rip anyone off. |
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Posted by BMTLines on Sat Dec 6 11:22:48 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by Easy on Sat Dec 6 11:16:43 2008. But they did not reduce the price - so you are getting less and paying the same (or even more now). That is my definition of rip-off. They also state that there is no cost to enter the island - that is technically true but since the ferry is the only way to get there then that is the real cost, which has not been reduced. It is absolutely disgraceful that other monuments have reopened while the parks department is using bogus excuses to keep the statue closed. |
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Posted by Peter Rosa on Sat Dec 6 12:11:22 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by R PansePCC on Sat Dec 6 00:42:14 2008. Several years ago I (literally) dipped my finger in Puget Sound, which is part of the Pacific Ocean, just to say that I've been in the Pacific. At various times in the past I've driven very briefly into Mississippi and West Virginia, just to add those states to my "visited" list. And a couple of months ago my wife and I spent 15 or 20 minute in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico* (we walked over the border from Laredo, Texas) just to say we've been in Mexico.* = 15 minutes in Nuevo Laredo is more than enough to last a lifetime, thank you very much My LIRR/NYCT blog |
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Posted by Peter Rosa on Sat Dec 6 12:15:19 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by R PansePCC on Sat Dec 6 00:38:07 2008. I may also be the only person to have finished an Ironman length triathlon (Mt. Sunapee, NH 1990)That is so cool. And if I'm not mistaken triathlons hadn't really caught on in 1990, which makes completing one back then even more of an accomplishment. My LIRR/NYCT blog |
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Posted by RonInBayside on Sat Dec 6 12:16:59 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by R PansePCC on Sat Dec 6 00:38:07 2008. That's impressive. |
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Posted by Peter Rosa on Sat Dec 6 12:19:56 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by BMTLines on Sat Dec 6 11:08:38 2008. I can see and photograph the statue from the FREE Staten Island Ferry.Definitely the best way to see the Statue of Liberty. My LIRR/NYCT blog |
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Posted by R PansePCC on Sat Dec 6 12:20:39 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by Peter Rosa on Sat Dec 6 12:11:22 2008. Do you mean that Nuevo Loredo is worse than Tijuana? |
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Posted by R PansePCC on Sat Dec 6 12:22:08 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by GP38/R42 Chris on Sat Dec 6 07:36:35 2008. I know and the recent video Chuck posted is tempting, but I'll try and hold out. |
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Posted by R PansePCC on Sat Dec 6 12:26:35 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by Peter Rosa on Sat Dec 6 12:15:19 2008. Thanks. The triathlons were just getting popular then, but you didn't get the big turnouts with the marginal athletes that you do now. Even the NYC Marathon has become too big now. They should have a cutoff at 5 hours. If you can't finish the marathon in less than 5 hours you really didn't train for it. |
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Posted by R PansePCC on Sat Dec 6 12:27:27 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by GP38/R42 Chris on Sat Dec 6 07:37:20 2008. That's right. |
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Posted by Peter Rosa on Sat Dec 6 12:27:48 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by MJF on Sat Dec 6 08:48:27 2008. Do you intend to do any of the things you mentioned?Yes, as to using a chainsaw, fishing from a boat, camping and maybe seeing an NHL game. No interest at all in riding a motorcycling, rollerblading, firing a pistol or shotgun, or seeing an NFL game. I have never... 1. Seen the Grand Canyon 2. Eaten Sushi 3. Driven a car with a stick shift 4. Been to a boxing match 5. Played Bingo at a Bingo Hall I've seen the Grand Canyon from an airplane, though never from ground level. We had considered driving to it on our trip to Phoenix in 2002 but ended up going only as far as Sedona (complete tourist trap) and Jerome (very cool). As for the rest, I've eaten sushi many many times, own a car with a stick shift, and have been to several boxing matches. My grandparents might have taken me to bingo when I was a little kid, I really don't remember. My LIRR/NYCT blog |
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Posted by AlM on Sat Dec 6 12:28:30 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by Peter Rosa on Sat Dec 6 12:11:22 2008. I've managed to visit 49 states, though it took me 40 years. The last time I was ever in Iowa was 1968, and the first time I was ever in Hawaii was 2007. But somehow I've never been in Mississippi. |
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Posted by Easy on Sat Dec 6 12:28:35 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by R PansePCC on Sat Dec 6 12:20:39 2008. All of those border cities are ridiculously bad. I haven't been there, but I hear that Juarez is the worst. |
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Posted by R PansePCC on Sat Dec 6 12:31:58 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by Easy on Sat Dec 6 10:39:04 2008. I found Alcatraz depressing and something I wouldn't do again. You can't get good pics of SF because the sun is wrong, and the walk from the prison takes too long. I'm glad I did once just to say that I was there, but I would never do it again. |
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Posted by AlM on Sat Dec 6 12:33:48 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by Peter Rosa on Sat Dec 6 12:27:48 2008. We had considered driving to it on our trip to Phoenix in 2002 but ended up going only as far as SedonaThe Grand Canyon is worth it, even when school is out (though you need patience then because of all the crowds). Best is March to mid-June: cool weather, rain is rare, not too crowded, and the days are long. In fact, the whole canyon country (Southern Utah + Grand Canyon) is worth at least a 1-week visit at that time of year. |
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Posted by R PansePCC on Sat Dec 6 12:34:05 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by Easy on Sat Dec 6 12:28:35 2008. OK. My brother in law took us to Tijuana last June. He is ex Navy and he lives in SD. I was happy to get back. |
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Posted by Easy on Sat Dec 6 12:39:22 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by AlM on Sat Dec 6 12:28:30 2008. I've been to 48 states (44 for at least 24 hours) but the two I'm missing are the Dakotas and not Alaska and Hawaii like you'd expect. |
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Posted by R PansePCC on Sat Dec 6 12:39:46 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by AlM on Sat Dec 6 12:28:30 2008. My wife and I went to Memphis to visit the Civil Rights Museum and Graceland. From Memphis we were able to get to Arkansas, Mississippi, and Missouri by rent a car. The old ABA basketball team the Memphis Tams, owned by Charlie Finley, was named after the three neighboring states. Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi = TAMs |
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Posted by Easy on Sat Dec 6 12:41:45 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by R PansePCC on Sat Dec 6 12:31:58 2008. Alcatraz was one of my favorite touristy things that I've ever done anywhere. I wasn't that interested before going, but I thought that the audio tour using headsets was excellent. |
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Posted by AlM on Sat Dec 6 12:42:44 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by Easy on Sat Dec 6 12:39:22 2008. Yeah, the Dakotas are certainly unavoidable, when you drive from the NE US to the NW US. But otherwise, short of joining a monastery, there's not much reason to go there. The Badlands are interesting, but not worth a big detour. |
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Posted by Easy on Sat Dec 6 12:44:11 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by R PansePCC on Sat Dec 6 12:34:05 2008. I've only been to TJ and places a little south on Baja like Ensenada and Rosarito. I've been many times and never enjoyed it at all. I have a very negative impression of Mexico because of those trips, although people have told me that away from the border it gets a lot better. |
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Posted by R PansePCC on Sat Dec 6 12:44:29 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by Newkirk Images on Sat Dec 6 09:14:39 2008. Skate keys and the old skates stopped me from skating as a kid. I picked up rollerblading in the 90's. It was an alternative to jogging, but I really didn't enjoy it very much. |
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Posted by Easy on Sat Dec 6 12:46:08 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by AlM on Sat Dec 6 12:42:44 2008. I hear that Mount Rushmore is also lame. You have to park far away and the faces are smaller than people thought they would be. The Crazy Horse next to it I hear is huge, but far, far from being finished. |
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Posted by RonInBayside on Sat Dec 6 12:46:28 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by AlM on Sat Dec 6 12:42:44 2008. Well, if you consistently use one road (ie you choose I80 or I70 all the time or you ride the Empire Builder) youcan avoid one of them all the time.You can check out the missile silos... |
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Posted by RonInBayside on Sat Dec 6 12:48:23 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by Easy on Sat Dec 6 12:46:08 2008. Mount Rushmore is one of those things that you can say "Been there and here's the photo to prove it." Combine a visit there with something else you like to do.I've never been to the Big Wood preserve in Arkansas to check out the cypress swamps and the woodpeckers. Maybe next summer... |
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Posted by RonInBayside on Sat Dec 6 12:50:35 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by Easy on Sat Dec 6 12:44:11 2008. I thought Ensenada was comparatively ritzy - but I've never been there, so dunno myself.The last time I was in Tijuana with a friend, the first thing I heard upon passing through the turnstiles into Mexico was the cab driver yelling to me in English: "Hey, you want me to take you to see the girls? You wanna get some action?" |
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Posted by R PansePCC on Sat Dec 6 12:50:37 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by JayZeeBMT on Sat Dec 6 11:03:01 2008. I went to Windows on the World with my fiance after she said yes. It was a beautiful view that night too.Paris was absolutely great. The people were nice to us, and the museums were great. IMO you haven't tasted great bread until you've been to France. Don't get me wrong, I love bagels made in Brooklyn, and San Fran's sourdough, but I would give them all up for life if I could have France's bread everyday. It was that great!!! |
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Posted by R PansePCC on Sat Dec 6 12:52:55 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by Easy on Sat Dec 6 12:41:45 2008. I'm glad you enjoyed it. I found it very depressing. Those cells seemed so small. I would go back on one condition. I had on a wet suit and I swam back to Aquatic Park. |
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Posted by R PansePCC on Sat Dec 6 12:54:26 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by Easy on Sat Dec 6 12:44:11 2008. I agree. |
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Posted by Easy on Sat Dec 6 12:59:35 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by R PansePCC on Sat Dec 6 12:52:55 2008. I read an article once written by an English guy that swam from Alcatraz to SF as part of a tour. They swim in a group and have a boat that follows although everyone in his group handled the swim without any incident. |
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Posted by AlM on Sat Dec 6 13:05:17 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by RonInBayside on Sat Dec 6 12:46:28 2008. Well, if you consistently use one road (ie you choose I80 or I70 all the time or you ride the Empire Builder) you can avoid one of them all the time.I-80 is not a reasonable route from Chicago or anywhere east of there to Seattle. Any combination of 90 and 94 is shorter. For Portland, I guess 80/80N is as good if not better. |
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Posted by AlM on Sat Dec 6 13:07:18 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by R PansePCC on Sat Dec 6 12:50:37 2008. IMO you haven't tasted great bread until you've been to France.It is actually possible to get good French bread in the US. |
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Posted by RonInBayside on Sat Dec 6 13:14:46 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by AlM on Sat Dec 6 13:07:18 2008. True. But try getting really good caraway rye in Kansas City. It's impossible. |
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Posted by Easy on Sat Dec 6 13:15:15 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by R PansePCC on Sat Dec 6 12:50:37 2008. I stayed in a small hotel in Paris and when I checked in they asked if I wanted breakfast in the morning. If so, they would bring it to my room. I said sure, but when it came it was just tea and a plate of different kinds of bread. I was disappointed, but I always look back on that as the best bread that I ever had. |
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Posted by MJF on Sat Dec 6 13:25:32 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by Peter Rosa on Sat Dec 6 12:27:48 2008. May of 2007 I was all set to go hike down and go camping in the Grand Canyon with some friends. We had reserved a campsite back in July of 2006 (you have to make your resrvations a year in advance), planned our itinerary, gotten our permit, booked our flights, etc. In February of 2007 I went to the doctor to let him check on some sciatica that was bothering me and it turned out to be a benign spinal tumor that had to be removed. So that was that for the Canyon. My wife and I will try to get there next April, sans backpacks.I never thought of using a chainsaw as a must-do in my life. The opportunity simply never presented itself. I do like to go camping, although I haven't gone since the surgery, and usually have a bow saw an an axe for cutting firewood. Maybe I'll buy a gas-powered saw for the next trip. It'll be easier on my surgically-repaired back. As far as Bingo goes, it's something that my wife said she used to do with her mother & aunt when she was a kid. She always talks about how much money her mother used to win (I guess she was very lucky), and how much fun it was. One day I'll humor her and suggest we should go. |
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Posted by Peter Rosa on Sat Dec 6 13:52:44 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by RonInBayside on Sat Dec 6 12:50:35 2008. The last time I was in Tijuana with a friend, the first thing I heard upon passing through the turnstiles into Mexico was the cab driver yelling to me in English: "Hey, you want me to take you to see the girls? You wanna get some action?"The first thing we encountered upon entering Nuevo Laredo were young men saying "You want doctor? Dentist? Pharmacy? Optician?" From what I gather, many American who don't have health insurance cross into Mexico for cheap medical care. Given the squalor of Nuevo Laredo I cannot even begin to imagine what the quality of the care must be like. There also were couple of drink hustlers outside of bars (Beer? Pina colada?") I'd sooner have drunk out of a clogged toilet in a homeless shelter during an amoebic dysentery epidemic. My LIRR/NYCT blog My LIRR/NYCT blog |
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Posted by Peter Rosa on Sat Dec 6 13:58:04 2008, in response to Re: Things you've never done in your life, posted by MJF on Sat Dec 6 13:25:32 2008. I never thought of using a chainsaw as a must-do in my life. The opportunity simply never presented itself.We have an old chainsaw in the garage, I don't know where it came from or whether it works, but I can't see any reason to use it because there's nothing to cut. My LIRR/NYCT blog |
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