miss-nicci wrote:
New York is my home

*Hollywood is knocking on your door...suit cases and all*

Hi*

lol



!!

Raelyn Mouse wrote:
It smelled funny, But I was booked almost solid modeling so I didn't really get to explore much. I'll be there again soon, and I want to see what I may have missed.

EVERY LAST PERSON I met there, was so intelligent, and had their own sculpted visions of what they want. It was amazing, and I am so glad for it.

= Bookings

*Hollywood goes to the nearest store to buy AXE for her next audition*

lol

Wow!!

Congrats on your bookings girl..

Your talents over shadowed your flaws..

Yes, people there were so open and helpful with directions and using the subway.

Yikes!!

Toxxic Pixxie wrote:
I loved New York! Been there twice. The second time was more enjoyable, because I wasn't on a damn tour so I had more time to go wherever. I did 10 hours of walking around in one day!

Being richer, I'd totally go there every month.

Hahaha...

Tours are wild lol

The tour guide normally rushes through it all..

Well, at least here in California...

Did you say walking???

Hahaha tell me about it...

My slippers were in shreds by the end of the day..

What streets did you walk on for the shops?

Canal St???

Electra T wrote:
Tourist: god I love ny!

Some girl: Well trust that ny does NOT love you! God damn tourist.


Overheard on 2 train.

HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Electra T wrote:
Tourist: god I love ny!

Some girl: Well trust that ny does NOT love you! God damn tourist.


Overheard on 2 train.

Yes, well we don't do that to ALL of the tourists! (just some)

I was born & raised in NYC and still live here.

Incidentally, there is an entire site devoted to reporting amusing things overheard in the City (check http://www.overheardinnewyork.com/ for hours of entertainment)

Hollywood Starlet wrote:
Hahaha...

Tours are wild lol

The tour guide normally rushes through it all..

Well, at least here in California...

Did you say walking???

Hahaha tell me about it...

My slippers were in shreds by the end of the day..

What streets did you walk on for the shops?

Canal St???

Unfortunately, the weather was very sucky (cold and rainy in the month of May), so we didn't go to Chinatown because it's already smelly when it's sunny, just imagine when it just rained... Our hotel was on 40th street near 3rd avenue I think, so in one day we walked down to 25th (not sure, but it was around that) street then went up to 72nd (Strawberry Fields, the Dakota). It was crazy! But so much fun. We sort of got lost in Central Park, if that's even possible. My feet were sore at the end of the day, and I had good shoes. We took a cab to go back to the hotel (they are a lot cheaper than in Montreal, but so much crazier!!!!).

We had a 24/7 Deli/Convenience store right next to our hotel (Charlie's, or something like that). Nothing like buying a pint of Haagen Daaz ice cream at 2am! I got hit on by one of the hotel clerks, it was funny. Oh and one night we went to see a musical, Spamalot by Monty Python! Epic. I can't remember the name of the store, but there was this place selling Hello Kitty everything that was still open at 11:30pm! We don't have stores closing that late here... Macy's was insanely huge. There are a lot of McDonald's, but I noticed the McMuffins in the States are slightly different from ours. Not the same type of english muffins, and the cheese was weird. Haha.

I found Montreal to be so small when I came back... Damn!

Jessica Pruett wrote:
I'm planning a trip sometime in Oct-Nov for shooting - who wants to come?!? 

I've never been to NYC, although I used to live upstate when I was little.  I'm very excited about my first all-growed-up trip there.

Can't wait to read what everyone else posts here!

You should do very well..
Time to starve yaaaaay!!
lol..No but, I would have gone with you,
but you're in Texas.



How long are you going to be in NY?
Will this be your first time?
You should set up agency Go-Sees!!

Electra T wrote:
Tourist: god I love ny!

Some girl: Well trust that ny does NOT love you! God damn tourist.


Overheard on 2 train.

HAHAHAHA...

Dag..talk about a warm welcome.

lol

!!

Electra T wrote:
Tourist: god I love ny!

Some girl: Well trust that ny does NOT love you! God damn tourist.


Overheard on 2 train.

Stephen Markman wrote:
Yes, well we don't do that to ALL of the tourists! (just some)

I was born & raised in NYC and still live here.

Incidentally, there is an entire site devoted to reporting amusing things overheard in the City (check http://www.overheardinnewyork.com/ for hours of entertainment)

hahahah

Really??

*clicks on link*

lol

Hollywood Starlet wrote:
You should do very well..
Time to starve yaaaaay!!
lol..No but, I would have gone with you,
but you're in Texas.



How long are you going to be in NY?
Will this be your first time?
You should set up agency Go-Sees!!

I don't think I will visit any agencies...not really agency material, so no starving, yay!

I'll probably go for two or three days over a weekend, maybe more if I've quit my job by then.

Hollywood Starlet wrote:
HAHAHAHA...

Dag..talk about a warm welcome.

lol

!!

Tourist are a pain in the butt. Especially during the summer. I had some business to do on canal st the other day...I nearly went on a rampage lmao.

Generally when I go somewhere I try very hard not to act like a silly chicken without a head tourist. I understand the buildings are tall guys, but could you look straight ahead when crossing the street? Thanks. Our cabbies will run your butt over

Electra T wrote:
Growing up in nyc has given me the ability to sound remarkably unimpressed about the most impressive things.  I never realized it before until I started meeting ppl from other states. They'd comment that I never sounded particularly excited about anything(even if I was). I've never really noticed this characteristic in ppl from anywhere else..except maybe paris.its strange cause it seems like la has the perkiest ppl in the country lol. Im not speaking for all nyers just the ones I know.

So yeah that's part of my experience.

Man.  I think I'd hate that.  I like being excited in the traditional sense.  It's part of my charm. 

Electra T wrote:

Tourist are a pain in the butt. Especially during the summer. I had some business to do on canal st the other day...I nearly went on a rampage lmao.

Generally when I go somewhere I try very hard not to act like a silly chicken without a head tourist. I understand the buildings are tall guys, but could you look straight ahead when crossing the street? Thanks. Are cabbies will run your butt over

MelissaLynnette LaDiva wrote:

Electra T wrote:
Tourist are a pain in the butt. Especially during the summer. I had some business to do on canal st the other day...I nearly went on a rampage lmao.

Generally when I go somewhere I try very hard not to act like a silly chicken without a head tourist. I understand the buildings are tall guys, but could you look straight ahead when crossing the street? Thanks. Are cabbies will run your butt over

LOL.

Toxxic Pixxie wrote:
Unfortunately, the weather was very sucky (cold and rainy in the month of May), so we didn't go to Chinatown because it's already smelly when it's sunny, just imagine when it just rained... Our hotel was on 40th street near 3rd avenue I think, so in one day we walked down to 25th (not sure, but it was around that) street then went up to 72nd (Strawberry Fields, the Dakota). It was crazy! But so much fun. We sort of got lost in Central Park, if that's even possible. My feet were sore at the end of the day, and I had good shoes. We took a cab to go back to the hotel (they are a lot cheaper than in Montreal, but so much crazier!!!!).

We had a 24/7 Deli/Convenience store right next to our hotel (Charlie's, or something like that). Nothing like buying a pint of Haagen Daaz ice cream at 2am! I got hit on by one of the hotel clerks, it was funny. Oh and one night we went to see a musical, Spamalot by Monty Python! Epic. I can't remember the name of the store, but there was this place selling Hello Kitty everything that was still open at 11:30pm! We don't have stores closing that late here... Macy's was insanely huge. There are a lot of McDonald's, but I noticed the McMuffins in the States are slightly different from ours. Not the same type of english muffins, and the cheese was weird. Haha.

I found Montreal to be so small when I came back... Damn!

hahaha..

It is fun!

Even when I took a wrong turn, I found something cool.

Luckily, I didn't end up in a fish pit in an alley..!!

Yikes!

Lucky you! you had good shoes! Bummer.

I had no idea I'd need to be wearing my Nike Shocks lol

Did you say Haagen Daaz?....mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

McDonalds in NY had prices like a sit down restaurant what's up with that.

For a McFlurry and a number 4 it was 20.00 bucks!! lol okay like 10.00 but still.

Sheesh!

!?

MelissaLynnette LaDiva wrote:

Man.  I think I'd hate that.  I like being excited in the traditional sense.  It's part of my charm. 

Lol I honestly never realized it till I went to PA and they'd go "are you excited about the party" and id go "yeah it sounds fan freakin tastic" and  id get responses like " no reason to be sarcastic! God.."

Even when I wasn't being sarcastic! When im visibily excited its kinda awkward

On a better note people always assume you're cool when they find out you're from nyc.

Untrue of course

Hollywood Starlet wrote:

hahaha..

It is fun!

Even when I took a wrong turn, I found something cool.

Luckily, I didn't end up in a fish pit in an alley..!!

Yikes!

Lucky you! you had good shoes! Bummer.

I had no idea I'd need to be wearing my Nike Shocks lol

Did you say Haagen Daaz?....mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

McDonalds in NY had prices like a sit down restaurant what's up with that.

For a McFlurry and a number 4 it was 20.00 bucks!! lol okay like 10.00 but still.

Sheesh!

!?

Ew, for that price just go to Pret a Manger or Whole Foods...

Electra T wrote:
Tourist are a pain in the butt. Especially during the summer. I had some business to do on canal st the other day...I nearly went on a rampage lmao.

Generally when I go somewhere I try very hard not to act like a silly chicken without a head tourist. I understand the buildings are tall guys, but could you look straight ahead when crossing the street? Thanks. Are cabbies will run your butt over

MelissaLynnette LaDiva wrote:

Hollywood Starlet wrote:
hahaha..

It is fun!

Even when I took a wrong turn, I found something cool.

Luckily, I didn't end up in a fish pit in an alley..!!

Yikes!

Lucky you! you had good shoes! Bummer.

I had no idea I'd need to be wearing my Nike Shocks lol

Did you say Haagen Daaz?....mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

McDonalds in NY had prices like a sit down restaurant what's up with that.

For a McFlurry and a number 4 it was 20.00 bucks!! lol okay like 10.00 but still.

Sheesh!

!?

Kita St Cyr wrote:
Ew, for that price just go to Pret a Manger or Whole Foods...

HAHAHAHA

I knooooow...

I could have then bought 3 bags of organic kiwis and a fresh sandwich..

Sheesh!!

lol

Hollywood Starlet wrote:
McDonalds in NY had prices like a sit down restaurant what's up with that.

For a McFlurry and a number 4 it was 20.00 bucks!! lol okay like 10.00 but still.

Sheesh!

!?

omg gurl! R.U. serious? I've never been to NY...yet.

I know when I was in San Fran and I went grocery shopping, I was shocked that their prices were higher than SoCali...them being part of California and all.
A TV dinner that's 99 cents down here at Food4less....$7.99. 2 litter soda? $5. I was shocked. I tried to stick to eating out or ordering pizza.

Electra T wrote:
Growing up in nyc has given me the ability to sound remarkably unimpressed about the most impressive things.  I never realized it before until I started meeting ppl from other states. They'd comment that I never sounded particularly excited about anything(even if I was). I've never really noticed this characteristic in ppl from anywhere else..except maybe paris.its strange cause it seems like la has the perkiest ppl in the country lol. Im not speaking for all nyers just the ones I know.

So yeah that's part of my experience.

Oh, I see...
So being in NY inspired you?
That's awesome.
What they say...Electra you got some pretty eyes??
lol hehehe...But that's cool, you get to experience so many different cultures there..
Did you go to the infamous Staten Island where the men grease there hair..
Did they come to NY to party...
Do they all look like this??

The Gotti brothers.

??

LeDeux Art wrote:
New Yorks allright if you like saxaphones

My uncle loves jazz so he got me listening to it when I was young..
That's a plus..
Listening to jazz on the grass is so nice..
(that grass better be clean)

Feral Oneiric wrote:
I went in March to meet a bunch of people from another forum that I frequent.
One of the people there is now my boyfriend.

That's awesome.
So you had a very romantic experience.
Does your b/f live in NY?

??

Hollywood Starlet wrote:
You should do very well..
Time to starve yaaaaay!!
lol..No but, I would have gone with you,
but you're in Texas.



How long are you going to be in NY?
Will this be your first time?
You should set up agency Go-Sees!!

Jessica Pruett wrote:
I don't think I will visit any agencies...not really agency material, so no starving, yay!

I'll probably go for two or three days over a weekend, maybe more if I've quit my job by then.

lol

So it looks like you have it all planned out then.

First time?

MelissaLynnette LaDiva wrote: