When "THA YANKEEEEEES LOOOOOOSE!!!111!!!" specially if a guy like Colby Lewis beats them. This day has been so awesome. :lol:
When "THA YANKEEEEEES LOOOOOOSE!!!111!!!" specially if a guy like Colby Lewis beats them. This day has been so awesome. :lol:
No, sir. Not a pilot... I'm just enlisted, you have to be an officer to fly. I'm a mechanic on B-1 Lancers.Originally Posted by AJ2010;586729;
And also, New England itself isn't a state -- it's a term used for that particular region of the country and it consists of six states, Massachusetts being one of them.
""There are no asterisks in this life, only scoreboards... and ours is currently reading 'fucked'." -- Ari Gold, Entourage
You need to remember that New England (Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut) is really a very small region. It has a well developed interstate system so travel by car anywhere doesn't usually take longer than a few hours. You could fit the outline of New England completely inside the state of Texas, and I think it would still cover only about half.Originally Posted by AJ2010;586752;
Extreme northern New England is very rural, almost wild rural. The coasts of CT and RI are rat races. Everything in between is fairly similar in terms of landscape, transit, commerce, early architecture, housing styles, etc., with just population density decreasing as you go north. It's a very homogeneous area as it was all settled and developed in the same period of time by very similar groups.
Boston is a large city that can be crowded and very busy. But it has a certain quality that allows you to go at your own speed and enjoy the restaurants, stores, activities, and numerous historical sites without getting swept up by sheer amount of everyday activity that occurs in a place like New York. As a lifelong resident of southern Connecticut, I'd rather visit Boston than New York and have always considered Boston to be sort of the unofficial capital of New England. New York is really its' own animal, and not at all "New England".
Statistics are like a bikini. What they reveal is suggestive, but what they hide is crucial. Aaron Levenstein
Now I understand, thanks Yazman!
Hiking with my wife and dogs
My DVR
Baseball.
Collecting baseball cards with relics of famous players, particularly old timers.
House (the tv show)
Netflix (esp. the huge choice)
Puppies. Don't like this picture?
You just bought your one-way ticket to hell.
Cats are better than dogs, and I don't believe in hell. So ha.
Sikeee!Originally Posted by Youk Of The Nation;588670;
Hating the Yankees like it's a religion since 94'
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Lol funny how this happened again but this time the Yankees were eliminated.Originally Posted by Dipre;586753;
Hating the Yankees like it's a religion since 94'
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT : Mind your own fucking business if a conversation doesn't concern you and maybe we can start acting like adults.
Early release days in school.
Hating the Yankees like it's a religion since 94'
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT : Mind your own fucking business if a conversation doesn't concern you and maybe we can start acting like adults.
Love that picture!! Love dogs, but am a cat person.Originally Posted by Dipre;588326;
You're hatred for cats is unimaginable though, haven't figured out if it's a joke or not. Hope so. Animals RULE
Getting all A's and B's the first semester. I keep this up I'll have a car in no time.
Hating the Yankees like it's a religion since 94'
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT : Mind your own fucking business if a conversation doesn't concern you and maybe we can start acting like adults.
A cigarette after a good meal.