I never went home with a taxi driver as far as I can remember but I did do a limo driver in Tokyo once.
I haven’t sen an attractive taxi driver in NYC as long as I can remember. Seen a few good looking dotheads in Philly though. I don’t think i ever had a good looking taxi driver in all my years and trips in Hong Kong.
“But this friend of mine would argue over 10 baht sometimes which is the equivalent of 50 cents or so back then.â€
Ooof – lemme guess: it was the principle.
Speaking of Bangkok cabs, how weird is it that they run on propane? My buddy that lives there, took him a while to figure out that not everyone was refilling the tank for the BBQ.
Filipina lesbian Amtrak employee here in the Cafe car with me.
“Cardozo is the law school of Yeshiva University.
Are you thinking of John Jay College of Criminal Justice (part of City University of NY)?”
rf,
sorry,
I was referring to Benjamin Cardozo High School in Queens,
a school for juvenile delinquents.
By Arkady on February 11, 2011 5:10 PM
A cab from Sheridan Sq.to Grand Central used to be a dollar including decent tip.
yeah but you had to put up with the smell of the horse.
UH OH- major dust up on the church thread.
Yes, jessi, it was the principal of it. And he was a psychiatrist
A cab from Sheridan Sq.to Grand Central used to be a dollar including decent tip.
I never went home with a taxi driver as far as I can remember but I did do a limo driver in Tokyo once.
I haven’t sen an attractive taxi driver in NYC as long as I can remember. Seen a few good looking dotheads in Philly though. I don’t think i ever had a good looking taxi driver in all my years and trips in Hong Kong.
By Legion on February 11, 2011 3:44 PM
What about Benjamin Cardozo?
He’s got a criminal justice school named after him.
Cardozo is the law school of Yeshiva University.
Are you thinking of John Jay College of Criminal Justice (part of City University of NY)?
“But this friend of mine would argue over 10 baht sometimes which is the equivalent of 50 cents or so back then.â€
Ooof – lemme guess: it was the principle.
Speaking of Bangkok cabs, how weird is it that they run on propane? My buddy that lives there, took him a while to figure out that not everyone was refilling the tank for the BBQ.