There’s no way it was Central Park … it looked like it was on a hill and it was overlooking the NYC skyline, you could see the Empire State Building in the distance, as well as lot’s of row homes below. There was green benches facing the skyline … I’m just wondering if anyone may know what park this was, or if it’s even real?

its a great show and a great watch, just wondering what kind of watch?

Because of them everything is jacked up. The other day I had to pay 19 bucks and wait in a 2 hour line to go on top of empire state building. WTF!! Idk about you, but 19 bucks for a dang attraction in your own city is a lot to pay. And no discounts for ny residents.
Worst of all, MOST do not spoke english. I ask this guy to take a picture for us, and he just stares at me and walks away. im like wtf, this USA, speak some english, be curtious to your host country.
Because of the tards, food is sky high, now going to NYC is like taking a vacation in another country

Im in uk.

I just bought a house and my insurance agent told me to make sure and find out if the house has a sewer/drain backup system. Such as a sump pump. And if it doesnt then I think I’m “supposed” to get some extra “thing” on my home owners insurance to cover that. Anyone know anything about any of that????

I was just watching Armageddon (1998) with Bruce Willis and Ben Affleck and noticed how much damage is shown to the WTC in the meteor shower in the beginning of the movie. The first image of the damage to the tower is a meteor striking approximately 1/2 way from the base into the building and causing very similar explosion effects that the airplane on 9/11 did. That was the damage to the south tower, the north tower has the upper 10-15 floors missing with the building still standing, this is scene at the end of the meteor shower with a panoramic view of NYC. Now the damage in the film and that on 9/11 are similar but not nearly exact. My thought was, this movie came out in 1998, imagine it gave inspiration to the plotter(s) for 9/11. There is no image of their (the WTC towers) collapse, however the Empire State Building was completely destroyed. I remember when I saw this movie back in 98 and how entertained I felt, and now 11 years later, the feeling is definitely different. I recommend watching this movie whenever you have the chance just to see for yourself the difference.

Ok, I am bored so I guess I’ll throw this out.
First to find seven of the ten items from the internet and put them in one answer wins Best Answer.
Just find the webpage, copy the link, and paste it in your answer.
1. a picture of michael vick being chased by a dog
2. a picture of someone using an iPhone
3. a webpage about duct tape(not the official duck brand website)
4. a video on YouTube that shows you how to do a magic trick using coins(it must have a tutorial, not just the performance)
5. a video of “Charlie the Unicorn” on YouTube
6. a Ford car on ebay motors
7. a “The Impossible Quiz” link
8. directions from the Empire State Building to the Golden Gate Bridge(Google Maps/Mapquest)(on google maps, there is a “link to this page” button at the top right)
9. a movie trailer for the Simpson’s Movie
10. a question on Yahoo! Answers about fingernails
Good luck!!

I have tried AAA and their quote seemed outrageous. Is there an insurance company that you know of that offers good coverage at a reasonable price? I am also looking to switch my auto insurance.
It would be for a home in Michigan.

Bertha Belle, the Big Bird, said one day I just appeared in her big nest on top of the Empire State Building.
Happy B’Day to all those Lucky People who know Theirs !!!!!

its a bad idea, to install a water heater outside. if you are worried about space try installing an “on demand” water heater