I used to get approached for directions in midtown a lot. If it was a hot Asian guy, I’d point them in the direction of Dave’s office. Everyone else I’d just send to the rail thin guy with purple leggings and a cane screaming at the sky, or to the Pasty Brit.
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Going to sound awful, but if these thin gays were here in the 80s and saw first hand the effects of the aids virus on young men they would have a porterhouse.
they dont care. most gay people dont even bother using condoms anymore :-/ they figure eh, what the hell they are going to eventually get hiv anyway and there’s tons of meds that will keep them around forever.
sooooo stupid
just look at xtube.com 99 percent of guys in the gay videos are all taking raw loads up their butts. (FROM STRANGERS!)
Yeah I hear you Denton and DIBS. BUT business school always teaches you to gear your investments proportionally to your risk personality of whether you’re overall a risk taker or not. I am not much of a risk taker in life and always go for the safer option and I guess I do the same with investments. I also bought my apartment because I knew there was a small chance ( more like – end of the world) that I would lose on it in the near future.
I do know a thing or two about Finance so no need for free advice lol, just wanted to hear your opinions.
“i get approached at least 10 times a day in soho from people asking for directions and subway info. oddly i am pretty decent at giving the right answers for stuff around here.”
haha yeah – most common questions are “where’s the apple store?” and “where’s little italy?”
my favorite question was “Where’s Soho street?”
oh – and last week someone asked me on Prince and West Broadway “how do i get to soho?” hahaha
yeah dibs, I’d settle for 7.5%% any day in this environment.
Looks that way, jessi
I used to get approached for directions in midtown a lot. If it was a hot Asian guy, I’d point them in the direction of Dave’s office. Everyone else I’d just send to the rail thin guy with purple leggings and a cane screaming at the sky, or to the Pasty Brit.
oh whenever people ask for the apple store (which your right is most of the questions) i actually point them in the direction of chinatown.
*rob*
Denton – are you and Mrs. D coming tonight?
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Going to sound awful, but if these thin gays were here in the 80s and saw first hand the effects of the aids virus on young men they would have a porterhouse.
they dont care. most gay people dont even bother using condoms anymore :-/ they figure eh, what the hell they are going to eventually get hiv anyway and there’s tons of meds that will keep them around forever.
sooooo stupid
just look at xtube.com 99 percent of guys in the gay videos are all taking raw loads up their butts. (FROM STRANGERS!)
*rob*
Yeah I hear you Denton and DIBS. BUT business school always teaches you to gear your investments proportionally to your risk personality of whether you’re overall a risk taker or not. I am not much of a risk taker in life and always go for the safer option and I guess I do the same with investments. I also bought my apartment because I knew there was a small chance ( more like – end of the world) that I would lose on it in the near future.
I do know a thing or two about Finance so no need for free advice lol, just wanted to hear your opinions.
I may not be an actuary but I sure as hell know that over the past 3,5 & 10 years, the market has not returned anywhere near 7.5%.
“i get approached at least 10 times a day in soho from people asking for directions and subway info. oddly i am pretty decent at giving the right answers for stuff around here.”
haha yeah – most common questions are “where’s the apple store?” and “where’s little italy?”
my favorite question was “Where’s Soho street?”
oh – and last week someone asked me on Prince and West Broadway “how do i get to soho?” hahaha