The Cunning Linguist :=DE ve. its .=2Eand those things would have had no effect on other cities, huh? ?? What do we eat the rest of the time? the in I'd love to see what new yorker gave you that impression. I have a feeling s-he is sitting in a little chair in your pituitary gland. te Really? I've never heard complaining about the bus being late. I wonder if YOU actually did. ose UNY Hillbillies ARE stupid. Whichever new yorker told you that is correct. Cite the problems with the NYC transit system. Otherwise, the year from which the technology came is irrelevant. And 'based on' means nothing. You could say they are (and the car) are based on caveman technology (i.e., the wheel). ews Why would newspapers put stuff on the front page for 3 days if nobody cares about it? Seems like a strange way to compete in a competetive market. You may want to rethink that one. You can get around very quickly by subway in new york, so, yes, having things close together is an advantage. ho Go to new york and tell me if you really see this happening. Cite. Cite who said there was no racism. Bet you can't. But I bet there is less than in a lot of other cities. ve NYC Transit workers should be fired 806Vince wrote that, not me. However, he is right - the point is that, due to the potential for shipping virtually all our good jobs overseas, there eventually are not going to be any such... Yes, things that are more expensive are usually better. But not always. Equivalent items are more in new york than many other places. But take a look at an almanac and you'll be surprised to see that New York is not the most expensive place. But it DOES have the highest per capita salary (85K) I think we know where the horsepoo is coming from.
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