i go to new york

What if you get one close to the 7

You're just one stop away from Grand Central then

Bet they're expensive though

yeah that Wyndham one is actually not too far from Court Square. Don't know about immediate vicinity, but it's close to the water so it can't be that bad.

signed, J.P. Morgan CEO (Hurting 2)
Posted: January 12, 2014 at 9:24:06 PM
didn't NYC crack down on airbnb recently?

eh i dont think theres much they can really do unless they want to declare a war on pretend hotels or something

it's just not worth the effort, like busting weed delivery services

do not come to queens.
you are not welcome here faggot.

o sht rumham

just for that imma sneak in when ur not looking, take a few snaps and post to wdyll after im back home.....i'll be there and gone .....like smoke......

Lots of Irish people in queens too, dmac.

― mizzell, Monday, January 13, 2014 4:28 AM (3 hours ago) Bookmark

Last time I was in Queens I passed by a convenience store that was advertising Irish newspapers

Like $7 an edition, kinda expensive

fucking rich as shit irish people all up in queens man

i wonder if rumham is irish

bought a sunday times in zurich oh it was 2006 say dropped 12 quid for it 7 american dollars for a paper dont me shit to me

well he's got some hard alcohol and a type of pigmeat in his display name i'd lay up at anything shorter than evens

http://i.imgur.com/udUTcmD.jpg

lol not even the nationals but the provincial hang on a sec i have just the quote

irishers need to get tf on the nets

GAA Humour‎ > ‎
Micheal O' Muircheartaigh Quotes
"... and Brian Dooher is down injured. And while he is, i'll tell ye a little story. I was in Times' Square in New York last week,and I was missing the Championship back home. So I approached a news stand and I said 'I suppose ye wouldn't have the Kerryman would ye?' To which,the Egyptian behind the counter turned to me and he said 'do you want the
North Kerry edition or the South Kerry edition?'... he had both...so I bought both. And Dooher is back on his feet..."

"... and Brian Dooher is down injured. And while he is, i'll tell ye a little story. I was in Times' Square in New York last week,and I was missing the Championship back home. So I approached a news stand and I said 'I suppose ye wouldn't have the Kerryman would ye?' To which,the Egyptian behind the counter turned to me and he said 'do you want the
North Kerry edition or the South Kerry edition?'... he had both...so I bought both. And Dooher is back on his feet..."

Fucking hell

what happened lad

keep it open on the desktop micheal holds a special place

I was tryna beat darragh to the quote. You see, because I'm also a big fan of Michael O' Muircheartaigh

who isnt right

well i mean this is it

seriously, queens is boring.
go to the wythe, ace or standard and mingle with europeans like 99% of tourists do.

wdyll oct 2014 keep yr eyes peeled you'll find out then i guess

I go 2 ny, staying near prospect park, I don't know anything about ny

Cool dog park

can't wait to be

dayo do you advise me to listen to lagoon upthread or should i wait for a nygoon

lag∞n is a nyg∞n

whatta dubloon

m∞kiepr∞f

damn dmac d∞bting my bonafides

rumham goin ham

ugh, meanwhile I am back to the Craigslist grind hunting for apartments again. Curse this wretched city.

the only time i've been to queens was to visit irish people

We have an "irish gastropub" seemingly run by actual irish people in our neighborhood now.

I live in the irish neighborhood, and it's gotten slightly less Irish in the 7 years I've been here, but there's still plenty of presence and visitors from the old country.

you can even buy irish newspapers at a bunch of places here

if only new york had some irish bars

Is there an English neighborhood?

Or a Scottish one, or Welsh?

There is cool stuff in Queens though! As an archi-tourist I maybe favor weird buildings and things that nobody else would care about. But for example I had a great afternoon a couple months ago, traipsing around Forest Hills Gardens (early 20th century garden suburb, nice planning, lovely "town square" moment, and just one super-cute super-expensive house after another - improbably not gated), and then on to Forest Park, which is exactly what it says in the name: trees, lots of 'em. Plus hills. One of the more "out of the city" moments I've had here. With the autumn colors going, it really felt like growing up in Georgia and going on a nature hike at the state park or something. I still need to hit up Flushing Meadows.

And of course LIC has PS1, Museum of the Moving Image, Socrates Sculpture Park, the Noguchi Museum... and on the way, check out Roosevelt Island, both for the aerial tram ride over the river, and for the (sadly incomplete) late 1960s idea of a new Brutalist "main street." Love that place. Here's to Queens!

how come ny irish bars are fratboy hellholes and boston irish bars are just ordinary neighborhood places, its counterintuitive

the ny irish bars in queens don't have any fratboys they just have scary 60 y/o irish dudes

yeah was thinking maybe its cause of the presence of irish people in boston that does it

FoHi Gardens really is worth seeing if you're already in the area. I don't know if I'd make a trip to Queens just for that on a trans-atlantic visit to NYC, but if you're looking for interesting out-of-the way stuff you could always do that and combine it with a meal at the Michelin-rated Danny Brown, or the more casual but very good Nick's Pizza.

Forest Park is also neat because at first it seems like a more badly maintained Prospect Park, but then it has actual nature/light hiking trails that really make you feel outside the city.

And I do think a trip to Flushing is worthwhile for the food and atmosphere.

I usually take tourists to jackson heights for indian food

it's easy to get to and a walking around jh gives you a pretty good sample of queensy stuff

dont goto queens