Ronfez.net New Yorkers

[Leticia]

I get the feeling that most people who go to events that I know and stuff mostly live in New Jersey..

Who lives in New York besides me?

Just wonderin. :)

[jetdog]

not me

[cupcakelove]

I do, I do!!!

[cougarjake13]

i used to

does that count ???

[King Hippos Bandaid]

I live in a borough in the City of New York

shitty Staten Island

:king:

[IamPixie]

I live in a borough in the City of New York

shitty Staten Island

:king:

Can one of the mods disable his ability to use smiley and wrap [spoiler] tags? this is getting ridiculous.

[King Hippos Bandaid]

Can one of the mod disable his ability to use smiley and wrap [spoiler] tags? this is getting ridiculous.
ill stop it with the spoiler rap

but no-one better fuck with my King Smiley

:king:

[riverofpiss]

I think that mooch is actually closer to New York than I am.

[Gmann]

I live in Queens


It stinks

[Fallon]

ill stop it with the spoiler rap

but no-one better fuck with my King Smiley

:king:


http://www.timebomb2000.com/vb/images/smilies/gun_smiley.gif:king:

[IamPixie]

http://www.timebomb2000.com/vb/images/smilies/gun_smiley.gif:king:

I <3 fallon

[Marc with a c]

ill stop it with the spoiler rap

but no-one better fuck with my King Smiley

:king:


http://www.timebomb2000.com/vb/images/smilies/gun_smiley.gif:king:

oh snap.

look out fallon the hippos are gonna get you.

[Fallon]

oh snap.

look out fallon the hippos are gonna get you.

Oh shit!
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[AngelAmy]

i fuck a new yorker, does that count?

[Doctor Z]

Bronnix.

[Fallon]

I <3 fallon

:clap:

[sailor]

is me.

[Ay Kay Forty2]

I guess i could fit into the New Jersey squadroon.

[Friday]

NY is 'spensive

[Marc with a c]

new york has fantastic pot roast.

[drjoek]

I guess i could fit into the New Jersey squadroon.

What exit?:lol::lol:

[mikeyboy]

U E S!

[AngelAmy]

What exit?:lol::lol:

9 :thumbup:

[sailor]

U E S!

snob

[commish13]

Westchester County until this upcoming May.

[ChrisTheCop]

nyc, but thats all you need to know.

i hate the spolier thing too...and the :king:

[King Hippos Bandaid]

nyc, but thats all you need to know.

i hate the spolier thing too...and the :king:

hate is a strong word Survivor Fantasy Boy

I Agree the spoiler is annoying,

Ill never give up the Smiley
If you Don't Like it, explain it to my left testicle



:king:

[ChrisTheCop]

hate is a strong word Survivor Fantasy Boy

I Agree the spoiler is annoying,

Ill never give up the Smiley
If you Don't Like it, explain it to my left testicle



:king:



why did you put a crown on your left testicle?

[King Hippos Bandaid]

why did you put a crown on your left testicle?

Because my Balls are Royalty

:king:

[Leticia]

Lol.


Wow. there are a lot more new yorkers than I knew of.

Marc with a C lives in Brooklyn??

Wow.

Anyway. I know there's more,lol.

[Reephdweller]

I live in Huntington in NY and I fuck a chick in Jersey

[RogerDornShortHops]

Originally from Huntington......live in White Plains now.

[EliSnow]

I used to in the Sutton Place area of Manhattan.

I miss being a NYC RF.netter. :glurps: (Just checking are we ".netters" or is is there some newer, hipper title the kids are using these days?)

[mike717]

Long Island

[drjoek]

Long Island

Will NOT be part of NY much longer If this guy get s his way:wacko:
See Below

What Has the Hamptons, 4 Airports and a Hankering for Independence?
The New York Times
Cesidio Tallini of Floral Park, N.Y., says Long Island should secede from the United States.


By COREY KILGANNON
Published: September 22, 2007
FLORAL PARK, N.Y., Sept. 13 — Last month, a 45-year-old bachelor living in his parents’ house here with plenty of online dreams (and no steady offline employment), posted a news release on his Web site announcing, “A New Country Is Born.”

That would-be governor would be the bachelor himself, Cesidio Tallini, who proposes that geographic Long Island — comprising Brooklyn, Queens and Nassau and Suffolk Counties — should secede from the United States and form the sovereign nation of Independent Long Island.

“Long Island’s ridiculously high home prices and property taxes are driving away all our young people, which is a shame because we have the population and the wealth to be a self-sustaining sovereignty, which would streamline government and lower taxes,” he said.

Anyway, he said, “people have always thought of Long Island as a place unto itself,” he said, adding that residents here “are known for having an independent streak.”

That streak is especially evident in Mr. Tallini, who lives on a quiet dead-end called Press Street, in an unremarkable middle-class neighborhood just east of Belmont Park racetrack near the Nassau-Queens border.

In his opinion, Long Island is too often regarded as a punch line, a district of dubious distinction associated with bland housing developments, mall culture, hedonistic Hamptons lifestyle and a cast of crazy characters like Joey Buttafuoco.

But he sees a cultural renaissance.

Mr. Tallini has designed a national flag: a depiction of Long Island with its fishtail-like East End split into two forks, surrounded by four stars for the two counties and two boroughs.

He uses the logo on merchandise he sells from his Web site (www.ilination.com), on banners and mugs and T-shirts. And he has even formulated his own currency, calendar and religion.

What he has not done is gather a single signature on a petition, gained the support of a politician, or even draft a referendum seeking voter approval.

But he says he has laid the most important foundation: He has formed the new country in cyberspace.

He has procured a top-level domain name, .ILI, instead of the traditional dot-com or dot-org suffix; the domain root .LI was already taken by Lichtenstein. For now, he uses the more accessible .com domain name. He envisions an Internet explosion that would provide a major economic engine for the new country.

“It would create a whole new culture, a modern-day renaissance, with technologically and cultural and even spiritual dimensions,” he said.

Mr. Tallini says high-level national intelligence officials oppose his plans and are closely monitoring him. What else, he asks, could explain the recent unexplained periodic cutoffs in his telephone service and broadband connections?

To avoid being sabotaged online, he says, he has has set up an Internet server in Germany, as well as three in Italy, two in Pennsylvania and two in Florida.

In a familiar revolutionary refrain, Mr. Tallini laments that Long Island, with one of the nation’s highest median incomes, pays far more in taxes than it receives in state services.

After all, there was the city-imposed commuter tax a few years back, and there is its current plan to establish a fee to drive into parts of Manhattan on weekdays.

“We send too much money to Washington, and we’re essentially subsidizing the rest of the state,” he said. “We have a lawmaking and economic system that favors everywhere else but here, be it Manhattan, upstate New York or the rest of the country.”

For now, he has flirted with naming the new country Paumanok, which was the Native American name for Long Island, meaning “the island that pays tribute.”

“The original Long Island tribes were peaceful, but the outside warlike tribes demanded tributes and payments or else they would attack,” he said. “And to this day, we remain the taxpaying tribe.

“We’re still the island that pays tribute. Only now, we pay it to tribes in Manhattan, Albany and Washington.”

Mr. Tallini said taxes would be lower because of a single, streamlined government.

“People would no longer would have to pay state and city and federal taxes for services they largely do not get,” he said. “We would be free from exorbitant federal taxes — for one thing, we would need no military,” he said, “and since people would be healthier and more industrious, we would have less government spending on social services.”

Although Long Island includes only suburban Nassau and Suffolk Counties, Mr. Tallini said he decided to include Brooklyn and Queens — geographically part of the island — to give the project more clout.

The new country would have four large airports and could revive much of the old Brooklyn waterfront for shipping — not to mention its own Major League Baseball team in Queens. With a combined population of about 7.5 million, the new nation would have more people than 39 states.

“With Brooklyn and Queens, we would be the most ethnically diverse country in the world,” he said.

As he put it: “Long Island is the most populated island in the contiguous United States. We’re the 17th most populous island in the world, ahead of Ireland, Sicily and Jamaica. We have all the trappings of a new country.”

Not that this would be the first attempt at secession on Long Island.

Over the years, there have been movements by Nassau and Suffolk Counties to form their own state and similar efforts by a group of East End towns, which wanted to break off from Suffolk County and become Peconic County.

In the 1990s, Staten Island proposed seceding from New York City.

The Brooklyn borough president, Marty Markowitz, said his borough would take a pass on Mr. Tallini’s secession offer.

“Brooklyn definitely has veto power over that, because Long Island is really East Brooklyn,” he said. “I think Brooklyn should definitely be its own city again, but let’s face it, George Washington fought too hard to make this island American soil.”

When pressed — really, really pressed — Mr. Tallini admits that there is little chance of seceding, but some chance of calling attention to the perceived inequities.

“If we stood up to Uncle Sam, we’d become icons of freedom for the whole planet,” he declared on Thursday, working himself into a patriotic lather at the kitchen table in his parents’ house. :lol:

[Yerdaddy]

Phnom Penh's the new New York. We still got drugs, crime and hookers.

[Earlshog]

Phnom Penh's the new New York. We still got drugs, crime and hookers.


haha... I was there a month ago for work... what a bat shit crazy place...

Watch out for Chris Hansen!!!

[IamPixie]

Born in Brooklyn. Raised on the Island.

[drjoek]

Phnom Penh's the new New York. We still got drugs, crime and hookers.
ARVN pimp: Do you want number one fuckee?
Hooker: Hey, you got girlfriend Vietnam? Wow baby. Me so HORNY. Me so horny. Me love you long time. You party?
Private Joker: What do we get for ten dollars?
Hooker: Every t'ing you wan'.
Private Joker: Everything?
Hooker: Every t'ing.
Private Joker: [to Rafterman] Whaddya think, man? Ready to spend some of your hard-earned money?

[Devo37]

<--- lives in Queens

[mendyweiss]

Where do you live ?
Heartland USA-
I live in Indiana

West Coast-
I live in L.A.

New York-
New York, Brooklyn, Brownsville, Sutter Avenue

[ChrisTheCop]

Born in Brooklyn. Raised on the Island.

Fantasy Island.

[drusilla]

queens born & raised

[Doogie]

Born in the Boogie Down...that' BX to the lay folks. Raised in evernescent fresh Rockland County.

[led37zep]

My chick and I are currently in the process of leaving LA and moving to NY. Does that earn me access to this very special club?

Is there a physical?

[badorties]

NYC all the way

born in park slope, raised in rockway, lived in greenpoint, middle village and now astoria

[Doctor Z]

My chick and I are currently in the process of leaving LA and moving to NY.

Now why would you do THAT? LA is fantastic. And winter is approaching.

[dolemyte]

Born in Brooklyn, living in the Bronx, working in Manhattan

[JustJon]

Born in the Boogie Down...that' BX to the lay folks. Raised in evernescent fresh Rockland County.

What he said. Except I don't know what evernescent means.

[led37zep]

LA is fantastic.

La has its moments and its locations but its really not that great of a place to live. You have to drive to get anywhere, and when you do it takes far to fucking long (my commute was 36 miles and it took me an hour and half). I'm just kinda over it now, want to try something new.

also, I'm one of those types that really likes cold, miserable weather.

[SatCam]

born in the bronx, raised on the island, corrupted in ct

[Raging Bull]

Staten Italy ova here.

[spoon]

Fantasy Island.

Pixie was born on Fantasy Island on LBI!!!??

Nice. I win my nieces stuffed animals there all the time.

[lleeder]

I'm from Long Island :drunk:

[EddieMoscone]

All my life (well, except for 1 year in Cortland for School) in Queens. Maspeth, Ridgewood, Maspeth, then Bayside. Been at my current location for 15 years.

[Gvac]

Nobody really lives in Manhattan, do they?

Weirdos.

[Raging Bull]

Nobody really lives in Manhattan, do they?

Weirdos.

Who Can Afford To?

[Gvac]

Who Can Afford To?


Hello exactly!

[Raging Bull]

Hello exactly!

Preach On.

[spoon]

Get a room you two.

[King Hippos Bandaid]

Most of the people who I know that live in the City have Rich Parents

too damn expensive

Vinny Coop lives right by Bar 9 in a Marquee Spot, I wish I had her Job

:king:

[Raging Bull]

Get a room you two.

Go clean your skates.

[spoon]

The toughest adadptation to living in the city for me was the loss of a car. Personally I need my wheels bc I'm always traveling somewhere, playing hockey, golf, visiting pals, driving to beaches, checking out local bands and so much more. Now I know the city has a lot of that, but living really close is the perfect mix to me as I can go in when I need to along with have some land. Mmmmm land.

[spoon]

Go clean your skates.

Nobody cleans their skates! You're lucky if I wash my jerseys every month.

[Raging Bull]

Old Jersey You're From? What Sussex County? Where Cow Tipping Is An Olympic Sport?

[led37zep]

The toughest adadptation to living in the city for me was the loss of a car. Personally I need my wheels bc I'm always traveling somewhere, playing hockey, golf, visiting pals, driving to beaches, checking out local bands and so much more. Now I know the city has a lot of that, but living really close is the perfect mix to me as I can go in when I need to along with have some land. Mmmmm land.

Not having a car is my biggest concern with moving to New York. Living on the west coast my whole life I've grown very fond of jumping in a car and just driving up the mountains or just getting lost in the country somewhere. My chick keeps talking about just renting a car from time to time or using one of those ZIP cars but it won't be the same. :down:

[Bulldogcakes]

NYC all the way

born in park slope, raised in rockway, lived in greenpoint, middle village and now astoria

Is Astoria changing? I keep hearing its the next Williamsburg. Nice area, tons of cafe's and restaurants to hang in.

[Bulldogcakes]

Oh, Bayside checkin in. Bay Terrace to be specific, up by the Throgs Neck bridge.

[Doctor Z]

Is Astoria changing? I keep hearing its the next Williamsburg.
Totes.

[sailor]

Born in Brooklyn. Raised on the Island.

where's brooklyn, exactly?

[Yosammity]

Queens, NY.

[EffMeBoobs]

Born and raised in Jersey. Moved to Westchester County in 2003 and am now living in Carmel, NY (Putnam Cty.)

[GreatAmericanZero]

Long Island over here

[mikeyboy]

Nobody really lives in Manhattan, do they?

Weirdos.

Go ruin another tooth.

[smiler grogan]

Richmond County.

[Marc with a c]

Richmond County.

ha

[Gvac]

Go ruin another tooth.

Oh yeah? Maybe I'll ruin YOUR tooth!






Eh...it's just funnier when Marc does it.

Sorry.

[drjoek]

Oh yeah? Maybe I'll ruin YOUR tooth!






Eh...it's just funnier when Marc does it.

Sorry.

Leave the funny to the pros