ENY: it’s strange b/c my husband’s mom’s family are from Alabama and he recalls a few times being called the “N” word as a kid from an older white person and he told me, you sorta accepted it down there, whereas if someone called him that up here – he would have gone nuts
DH/Bxgrl – models are scary – but am talking women marching around the streets of NY who are all 5’3 and are SUPER skinny
girls I work with her are SKINNNNNY – again it’s weird, no chest, no hips, nada
“Biff, I saw the two of them sitting next to each other in a banquette booth at La Grenouille last night. They had arms entwined sipping Dom Perignon.”
Very funny DIBS. Maybe What can afford La Grenouille, but I can’t!!
“The What is her Bettr Half or BH as she refers to him.”
FWIW, THL, BH is most definitely not What.
I’m done working for my friend, but now I have BH’s cold/virus/whatever that he just got over, and feel like crap. So I’ve been lurking a little and sleeping a lot.
[Oh, and I think I’m hallucinating…I thought I saw Poley in the OT…I better go see my doctor now.]
Thanks, MM. I didn’t grow up in the south. But I do have some friends who are life-long southerners, people who made me realize that as you said, people are people. Hell, there’s plenty of racism right here in Brooklyn, at times expressed on this blog. Still, I know how to handle myself in NYC, regardless of the situation. On the other hand, whenever I’m down south, I almost always have the feeling “This just isn’t my place to be.”
‘Someone sent me a bunch of photos of models-they were frightening. they looked like they came out of concentration camps- I kid you not.’
High fashion models are really freakishly skinny. You can’t really tell in magazines or TV – but when you see a 6 foot 1, 95 lb 16 year old in real life, it’s disturbing.
LOL and dont you owe me a pack of newports? dont think i forgot hahahhahah
*rob*
ENY: it’s strange b/c my husband’s mom’s family are from Alabama and he recalls a few times being called the “N” word as a kid from an older white person and he told me, you sorta accepted it down there, whereas if someone called him that up here – he would have gone nuts
DH/Bxgrl – models are scary – but am talking women marching around the streets of NY who are all 5’3 and are SUPER skinny
girls I work with her are SKINNNNNY – again it’s weird, no chest, no hips, nada
“dipster the way the wind is blowing in soho today is blowing up everyone’s skirts on the street lol”
haha rob – i’ll have to check it out on my next smoke break.
“Biff, I saw the two of them sitting next to each other in a banquette booth at La Grenouille last night. They had arms entwined sipping Dom Perignon.”
Very funny DIBS. Maybe What can afford La Grenouille, but I can’t!!
“The What is her Bettr Half or BH as she refers to him.”
FWIW, THL, BH is most definitely not What.
I’m done working for my friend, but now I have BH’s cold/virus/whatever that he just got over, and feel like crap. So I’ve been lurking a little and sleeping a lot.
[Oh, and I think I’m hallucinating…I thought I saw Poley in the OT…I better go see my doctor now.]
dipster the way the wind is blowing in soho today is blowing up everyone’s skirts on the street lol
*rob*
Thanks, MM. I didn’t grow up in the south. But I do have some friends who are life-long southerners, people who made me realize that as you said, people are people. Hell, there’s plenty of racism right here in Brooklyn, at times expressed on this blog. Still, I know how to handle myself in NYC, regardless of the situation. On the other hand, whenever I’m down south, I almost always have the feeling “This just isn’t my place to be.”
Adam, haven’t gone yet but I saw this:
http://www.newyorkssixth.com/2009/06/beer-garden-opens-to-crowds.html
Looks like a great space.
Adam- where in FLA? North?
‘Someone sent me a bunch of photos of models-they were frightening. they looked like they came out of concentration camps- I kid you not.’
High fashion models are really freakishly skinny. You can’t really tell in magazines or TV – but when you see a 6 foot 1, 95 lb 16 year old in real life, it’s disturbing.