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iuparrothead wrote:What about the mutant freakishly huge sewer rats?

They're in the subway, not the sewer. Although now that I think of it, that's pretty much the same thing. And in 9 1/2 years of working in NYC I've only seen 2 (normal size) rats.

LIPH wrote:

iuparrothead wrote:What about the mutant freakishly huge sewer rats?

They're in the subway, not the sewer. Although now that I think of it, that's pretty much the same thing. And in 9 1/2 years of working in NYC I've only seen 2 (normal size) rats.

Yeah, I've heard they are in the subway, but their still called sewer rats though, right?

You've only ever seen two rats? You must have good city extermination where you live and work then. In the warm months, I see 2 rats, on average, per day in the alley behind my house. I love hearing them play at night...

iuparrothead wrote:

LIPH wrote:

iuparrothead wrote:What about the mutant freakishly huge sewer rats?

They're in the subway, not the sewer. Although now that I think of it, that's pretty much the same thing. And in 9 1/2 years of working in NYC I've only seen 2 (normal size) rats.

Yeah, I've heard they are in the subway, but their still called sewer rats though, right?

You've only ever seen two rats? You must have good city extermination where you live and work then. In the warm months, I see 2 rats, on average, per day in the alley behind my house. I love hearing them play at night...

Fess up, Ann. Cardboard boxes doesn't constitute a house.

Actually, in my 6+ years in NYC I've only seen a handful of rats. I actually saw more skunks and black squirrels at Fordham than rats. Weird - but when is NYC normal.

I actually, made "Rats" an option, but it didn't display it. I stink.

NOTM Dec 2005

his brothers in arms at the bronx zoo....

mings wrote:

iuparrothead wrote:

LIPH wrote:

iuparrothead wrote:What about the mutant freakishly huge sewer rats?

They're in the subway, not the sewer. Although now that I think of it, that's pretty much the same thing. And in 9 1/2 years of working in NYC I've only seen 2 (normal size) rats.

Yeah, I've heard they are in the subway, but their still called sewer rats though, right?

You've only ever seen two rats? You must have good city extermination where you live and work then. In the warm months, I see 2 rats, on average, per day in the alley behind my house. I love hearing them play at night...

Fess up, Ann. Cardboard boxes doesn't constitute a house.

Actually, in my 6+ years in NYC I've only seen a handful of rats. I actually saw more skunks and black squirrels at Fordham than rats. Weird - but when is NYC normal.

I actually, made "Rats" an option, but it didn't display it. I stink.

NOTM Dec 2005

My apt isn't much more than a cardboard box... well, it's a bit sturdier, but not much bigger.

We have a really bad rat problem in our alleys throughout the city. They jump out at you from the trash cans sometimes.

If you leave an option blank at the end of your poll options, your entire list will appear... for some reason, otherwise the last option you enter doesn't show up when you submit.

You need to spend your time somewhere other than alley's

RinglingRingling wrote:

sunseeker wrote:I don't think he'll miss the aroma of the river...he is moving to Charleston...have you ever SMELLED the low country???

Connalulu says it smells of heaven...

I know I'm going to regret this...but yes..to me it is what Heaven smells like...and Shane? Nothing in the world like going out in the Folly River, and getting your own oysters...or you can go to Bowen's Island..not a lot of people know about that place..Or they didn't used to..

But here it is...:


To describe our growing up in the lowcountry of South Carolina, I would have to take you to the marsh on a spring day, flush the great blue heron from it's silent occupation, scatter marsh hens as we sink to our knees in mud, open you an oyster with a pocketknife and feed it to you from the shell and say "There. That taste. That's the taste of my childhood."

I would say "Breathe deeply," and you would breathe and remember that smell for the rest of your life, the bold, fecund aroma of the tidal marsh, exquisite and sensual, the smell of the South in heat, a smell like new milk, semen and spilled wine, all perfumed with seawater.

My soul grazes like a lamb on the beauty of indrawn tides......

I was shaped by life on the river, part child, part sacristan of tides........my heart belongs in the marshlands....my heart is a lowcountry heart....

Pat Conroy
The Prince of Tides

Well, it's true.. I will miss everything... I will miss Larry and Mings more than I can ever express.. And the subway handjobs will be a memory that I will treasure forever.....

BUT... I can find a couple losers down there to replace Larry and Mings.. ANd I can give handjobs at the downtown Marketplace... But I'm pretty sure that nothing in Charleston can replace this sexy dude!!!

nycparrothead wrote:Well, it's true.. I will miss everything... I will miss Larry and Mings more than I can ever express.. And the subway handjobs will be memories I will treasure forever.....

BUT... I can find a couple losers down there to replace Larry and Mings.. ANd I can give handjobs at the downtown Marketplace... But I'm pretty sure that nothing in Charleston can replace this sexy dude!!!

Fixed it for you.

the only green in NYC is in buds and sold by the gram

I think he will miss the pool of gays to pick from

12vmanRick wrote:I think he will miss the pool of gays to pick from

Excuse me, remember Deliverence

Cubbie Bear wrote:

12vmanRick wrote:I think he will miss the pool of gays to pick from

Excuse me, remember Deliverence

ahhh yes but they just aren't as plentiful there. Besides, Deliverance was filmed in Talulah Gorge in N. Ga

My, you were quick to know that.

Don't worry... Charleston gets infested with gays from NYC and elsewhere during the Spoleto USA Festival each May.