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12-20-2005, 11:41 AM
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] 1.34 miles by car, probably more on the order of a mile by foot. If you're suggesting I walk in this weather when I don't have to, you're nuts. [/ QUOTE ] What weather? It was like 30 degrees out this morning. What do you do when it actually gets cold? [/ QUOTE ] omg you're sooooo normal! [/ QUOTE ] FYP 
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12-20-2005, 11:43 AM
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Re: The Official How\'d you Get to Work in NYC Thread
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] 1.34 miles by car, probably more on the order of a mile by foot. If you're suggesting I walk in this weather when I don't have to, you're nuts. [/ QUOTE ] What weather? It was like 30 degrees out this morning. What do you do when it actually gets cold? [/ QUOTE ] omg you're sooooo normal! [/ QUOTE ] FYP [/ QUOTE ] Thinking 30 degrees isn't cold is not normal. What did you wear when you left your house today?
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12-20-2005, 11:50 AM
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Re: The Official How\'d you Get to Work in NYC Thread
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] 1.34 miles by car, probably more on the order of a mile by foot. If you're suggesting I walk in this weather when I don't have to, you're nuts. [/ QUOTE ] What weather? It was like 30 degrees out this morning. What do you do when it actually gets cold? [/ QUOTE ] omg you're sooooo normal! [/ QUOTE ] FYP [/ QUOTE ] Thinking 30 degrees isn't cold is not normal. What did you wear when you left your house today? [/ QUOTE ] Jeans, sweater, t-shirt, boxers, socks, walking shoes, winter coat, scarf, gloves. It was cold but not unbearable.
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12-20-2005, 11:56 AM
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Re: The Official How\'d you Get to Work in NYC Thread
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] 1.34 miles by car, probably more on the order of a mile by foot. If you're suggesting I walk in this weather when I don't have to, you're nuts. [/ QUOTE ] What weather? It was like 30 degrees out this morning. What do you do when it actually gets cold? [/ QUOTE ] omg you're sooooo normal! [/ QUOTE ] FYP [/ QUOTE ] Thinking 30 degrees isn't cold is not normal. What did you wear when you left your house today? [/ QUOTE ] Jeans, sweater, t-shirt, boxers, socks, walking shoes, winter coat, scarf, gloves. It was cold but not unbearable. [/ QUOTE ] Of course it's not unbearable. I'm going to walk to school in a couple hours and I won't be complaining, but it will be cold. If I was going to SoHo I would take a subway if I could.
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12-20-2005, 12:00 PM
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Re: The Official How\'d you Get to Work in NYC Thread
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] 1.34 miles by car, probably more on the order of a mile by foot. If you're suggesting I walk in this weather when I don't have to, you're nuts. [/ QUOTE ] What weather? It was like 30 degrees out this morning. What do you do when it actually gets cold? [/ QUOTE ] omg you're sooooo normal! [/ QUOTE ] FYP [/ QUOTE ] Thinking 30 degrees isn't cold is not normal. What did you wear when you left your house today? [/ QUOTE ] Jeans, sweater, t-shirt, boxers, socks, walking shoes, winter coat, scarf, gloves. It was cold but not unbearable. [/ QUOTE ] Of course it's not unbearable. I'm going to walk to school in a couple hours and I won't be complaining, but it will be cold. [/ QUOTE ] And that's exactly my point. Sure it's cold outside. But to take the car out to go a mile, as opposed to a 15 minute walk accomopanied by the comment of "If you're suggesting I walk in this weather when I don't have to, you're nuts." is pretty sad.
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#6
12-20-2005, 12:01 PM
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But to take the car out to go a mile, as opposed to a 15 minute walk accomopanied by the comment of "If you're suggesting I walk in this weather when I don't have to, you're nuts." is pretty sad. [/ QUOTE ] I wouldn't do this in NYC. I do it whenever I have to travel one mile in Westchester or anywhere else in the world. I'm sorry that makes you sad.
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12-20-2005, 12:04 PM
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Re: The Official How\'d you Get to Work in NYC Thread
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[ QUOTE ] But to take the car out to go a mile, as opposed to a 15 minute walk accomopanied by the comment of "If you're suggesting I walk in this weather when I don't have to, you're nuts." is pretty sad. [/ QUOTE ] I wouldn't do this in NYC. I do it whenever I have to travel one mile in Westchester or anywhere else in the world. I'm sorry that makes you sad. [/ QUOTE ] I feel like we're arguing here when we're in agreement. He was talking about NYC, wasn't he? (PATH instead of subway talk tipped me off). Of course I wouldn't say boo if he was in Podunk, Missouri and decided to drive a mile and a quarter to work. To deal with that [censored] in Manhattan though when you have the option of a 15 minute walk, is again, rather sad.
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#8
12-20-2005, 12:03 PM
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Re: The Official How\'d you Get to Work in NYC Thread
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] 1.34 miles by car, probably more on the order of a mile by foot. If you're suggesting I walk in this weather when I don't have to, you're nuts. [/ QUOTE ] What weather? It was like 30 degrees out this morning. What do you do when it actually gets cold? [/ QUOTE ] omg you're sooooo normal! [/ QUOTE ] FYP [/ QUOTE ] Thinking 30 degrees isn't cold is not normal. What did you wear when you left your house today? [/ QUOTE ] Jeans, sweater, t-shirt, boxers, socks, walking shoes, winter coat, scarf, gloves. It was cold but not unbearable. [/ QUOTE ] Of course it's not unbearable. I'm going to walk to school in a couple hours and I won't be complaining, but it will be cold. [/ QUOTE ] And that's exactly my point. Sure it's cold outside. But to take the car out to go a mile, as opposed to a 15 minute walk accomopanied by the comment of "If you're suggesting I walk in this weather when I don't have to, you're nuts." is pretty sad. [/ QUOTE ] What I find most sad is your reading comprehension. Nowhere did I complain or contemplate taking a car out. If my choices were driving a mile to work or walking, I would say my situation wouldn't satisfy the "don't have to walk" criteria, as driving/parking in NYC, especially today, isn't an option.
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12-20-2005, 12:00 PM
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Re: The Official How\'d you Get to Work in NYC Thread
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] 1.34 miles by car, probably more on the order of a mile by foot. If you're suggesting I walk in this weather when I don't have to, you're nuts. [/ QUOTE ] What weather? It was like 30 degrees out this morning. What do you do when it actually gets cold? [/ QUOTE ] omg you're sooooo normal! [/ QUOTE ] FYP [/ QUOTE ] Thinking 30 degrees isn't cold is not normal. What did you wear when you left your house today? [/ QUOTE ] Jeans, sweater, t-shirt, boxers, socks, walking shoes, winter coat, scarf, gloves. It was cold but not unbearable. [/ QUOTE ] Of course it's not unbearable. I'm going to walk to school in a couple hours and I won't be complaining, but it will be cold. If I was going to SoHo I would take a subway if I could. [/ QUOTE ] I guess that's the difference. I will almost always walk to the East/West Village from my apartment unless I'm in a rush.
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#10
12-20-2005, 01:46 PM
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Re: The Official How\'d you Get to Work in NYC Thread
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] 1.34 miles by car, probably more on the order of a mile by foot. If you're suggesting I walk in this weather when I don't have to, you're nuts. [/ QUOTE ] What weather? It was like 30 degrees out this morning. What do you do when it actually gets cold? [/ QUOTE ] omg you're sooooo normal! [/ QUOTE ] FYP [/ QUOTE ] Thinking 30 degrees isn't cold is not normal. What did you wear when you left your house today? [/ QUOTE ] Jeans, sweater, t-shirt, boxers, socks, walking shoes, winter coat, scarf, gloves. It was cold but not unbearable. [/ QUOTE ] I hear wifebeaters are the key to keeping SUPER warm... 
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