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If I made a lot of money, I would be just the same…just more so. Same type of apt, maybe just a bit bigger. Same clothes, maybe just better quality and replaced more quickly. Same food but maybe more organic stuff. Same friends, just go out more with them. But one thing that would change radically, and that’s travel. I would travel a ton more.
“it’s hard to tell bc so many people in this city pretend to be rich.”–
you mean the park slope types with dog walkers, take cabs, eat gourmet dinners, and can’t possibly do their own taxes ’cause their finances are so complicated?
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there is something called formula 1, and maybe something different with the indy 500 too maybe.
oh yeah. there really is. i <3 car racing video games (mostly carts and futurisic hovercrafts tho like F-zero, mario kart, etc) but i have a bunch of F1 video games and there are indy 500 games too (but i find those the same as nascar). it’s all about the bling on your car… it’s sorta the white trash version of bling (seriouslY) ugh who has used the word bling tho since like 1995, im sure there is another word for it… but you know what i mean.. some of the Ford Racing games are actually surprisingly good..
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it’s hard to tell bc so many people in this city pretend to be rich.
weird. i find most pretend to be waaaaay poorer than they really are. maybe that’s a park slope thing. i could see people in williamburg totally pretending to all fabulous and wealthy and shit even when they aren’t. just proves that people in park slope are way more humble than those in williamburg 😉
I learned something new this past wkend from NPR. Seems that all car racing is not NASCAR. which I thought was just a new word for car racing. seems like there is something called formula 1, and maybe something different with the indy 500 too maybe.
this was all a revelation. of course when that famous driver got killed , I had never heard his name..something like Hairlick.
DH, totally agree with you. very hard to say. I’d probably switch from OE to Alize, but wouldnt stray from Newports. i’d fer SURE buy myself a new wardrobe and my dog would be at the spa everyday instead of just with a run of the mill 30 minute dog walker. hmmmm… you know, that’s probably how newly rich people go broke in 5 months tho. I would def. buy that house in the west village that is NYC’s smallest (narrowest) townhouse tho 🙂 maybe colagen lip implants too, i always wanted to know how i’d look with thick luscious lips.
“and then be all like yooo NASCAR! i dont know, my chary alarm goes off around them..”
if you became rich tomorrow would you instantly change your interests to rich people shit like polo and raping hotel maids? prolly not – maybe they’re just normal hue-mons who happen to be rich.
it’s hard to tell bc so many people in this city pretend to be rich.
If I made a lot of money, I would be just the same…just more so. Same type of apt, maybe just a bit bigger. Same clothes, maybe just better quality and replaced more quickly. Same food but maybe more organic stuff. Same friends, just go out more with them. But one thing that would change radically, and that’s travel. I would travel a ton more.
“it’s hard to tell bc so many people in this city pretend to be rich.”–
you mean the park slope types with dog walkers, take cabs, eat gourmet dinners, and can’t possibly do their own taxes ’cause their finances are so complicated?
quote:
there is something called formula 1, and maybe something different with the indy 500 too maybe.
oh yeah. there really is. i <3 car racing video games (mostly carts and futurisic hovercrafts tho like F-zero, mario kart, etc) but i have a bunch of F1 video games and there are indy 500 games too (but i find those the same as nascar). it’s all about the bling on your car… it’s sorta the white trash version of bling (seriouslY) ugh who has used the word bling tho since like 1995, im sure there is another word for it… but you know what i mean.. some of the Ford Racing games are actually surprisingly good..
*rob*
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it’s hard to tell bc so many people in this city pretend to be rich.
weird. i find most pretend to be waaaaay poorer than they really are. maybe that’s a park slope thing. i could see people in williamburg totally pretending to all fabulous and wealthy and shit even when they aren’t. just proves that people in park slope are way more humble than those in williamburg 😉
*rob*
sorry, didn’t make the margarita. opened a bottle of negra modelo instead.
I learned something new this past wkend from NPR. Seems that all car racing is not NASCAR. which I thought was just a new word for car racing. seems like there is something called formula 1, and maybe something different with the indy 500 too maybe.
this was all a revelation. of course when that famous driver got killed , I had never heard his name..something like Hairlick.
DH, totally agree with you. very hard to say. I’d probably switch from OE to Alize, but wouldnt stray from Newports. i’d fer SURE buy myself a new wardrobe and my dog would be at the spa everyday instead of just with a run of the mill 30 minute dog walker. hmmmm… you know, that’s probably how newly rich people go broke in 5 months tho. I would def. buy that house in the west village that is NYC’s smallest (narrowest) townhouse tho 🙂 maybe colagen lip implants too, i always wanted to know how i’d look with thick luscious lips.
*rob*
“and then be all like yooo NASCAR! i dont know, my chary alarm goes off around them..”
if you became rich tomorrow would you instantly change your interests to rich people shit like polo and raping hotel maids? prolly not – maybe they’re just normal hue-mons who happen to be rich.
it’s hard to tell bc so many people in this city pretend to be rich.
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baked ravioli in vodka sauce
that is SO my new Indian (feather, not dot) name!
*rob*