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A possible meetup for NYC researchers?
Courtney Patron Saint of Social Embarassment Posted Sep 26, 2001
I don't see any problem with more people in the car. 
lets get things moving.
A possible meetup for NYC researchers?
Shea the Sarcastic Posted Sep 26, 2001
This is so exciting! 
I'm good every weekend except Oct. 27th, but that's only because TJ (another researcher) will be visiting from Texas. I'm sure he'd be more than thrilled with an h2g2 meet-up (although his 7am flight the next morning may put a damper on things).
A possible meetup for NYC researchers?
Batty_ACE Posted Sep 27, 2001
So Shea, where are you taking TJ during the visit?
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Shea the Sarcastic Posted Oct 2, 2001
I'm in school. I took off from work, but I still need to go to class. I figured we'd just hit the beach that day. We were going to spend a day in the City. He really wanted to see the Statue of Liberty. I hope it's open by the time he gets here. We were going to head up the Empire State Building also ... you know, the touristy things. We wanted to take an autumn stroll through Central Park ... have some dinner on the West Side, and maybe walk back down through Times Square.
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153745 Posted Oct 2, 2001
That sounds like a rather wonderful time, Shea.
But wait, have you already met them or...
Er,
I'm confused 
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153745 Posted Oct 2, 2001
>He really wanted to see the Statue of Liberty. I hope it's open by the time he gets here.
But your nickname indicates that you have already met up with...them...
Erm,
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Shea the Sarcastic Posted Oct 2, 2001
Ah! *I* went to Houston to meet TJ, and we both went to Austin to visit Gosho. TJ is coming here to visit with me later this month. Get it? 
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153745 Posted Oct 2, 2001
This may be the very worst place to do this, but why the hell not. It's Monday night and time for a party:
You know, you look rather familiar...
It's as if...I've met you somewhere before...like in a castle...
Probably just the 
talking again. Sorry
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Shea the Sarcastic Posted Oct 2, 2001
Ahhh ... the old castle deja vu pick up line ... 
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tacsatduck- beware the <sheep> lie Posted Oct 2, 2001
I am kinda parchial to the ole'
"Hey do you think you could help me out. You see I lost my phone number. Can I have yours?" 
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Batty_ACE Posted Oct 2, 2001
Shea,
Where are you planning on going on the West Side? Tis my neighborhood if you need suggestions or such.
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paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant Posted Oct 3, 2001
Speaking of the Statue of Liberty, didn't she
wander the streets of New York in "Ghostbusters II"?
I think that's a good thing, really, because maybe
she can dodge anything that's aimed at her.
Or maybe she can use the torch as a weapon,
striking back at rogue missiles or whatever.
I like to think that she's pretty feisty!
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Ioreth (on hiatus) Posted Oct 3, 2001
A personal favorite has always been "Nice shoes, wanna f***?"
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Shea the Sarcastic Posted Oct 3, 2001
Very subtle! 
Batty, I went to a great restaurant with a friend of mine near the Museum of Natural History. They served a phenomenal duck in a raspberry sauce. I'm going to get the name of the restaurant from him.
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tacsatduck- beware the <sheep> lie Posted Oct 3, 2001
I wonder if that has ever worked hmmmmmm
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Courtney Patron Saint of Social Embarassment Posted Oct 3, 2001
I know for a fact it has.
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tacsatduck- beware the <sheep> lie Posted Oct 3, 2001
For you or on you 
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