Cory Wolfe

Gracias. If anyone wants a bigger version of any picture, tell me. I know I made one of them my desktop.

Random daytime shots. The Hotel I stayed in.

Continued. A homeless guy. Ground Zero Skyline shots.

Alrighty... Here are some pictures. Just notables. If you want to see the whole collection, view my album here: http://s193.photobucket.com/albums/z75/Mil...%20York%20City/ Numerous shots from Times Square and surrounding area at night.

All these things I'm learning. I'll have to... well... try it... all. Perhaps I'll go from a leaky faucet to a fire hose.

This is slightly unrelated, but one of these days I'm going to buy a video camera, get some sort of mount that could be set on the dash, and then shoot a video of me driving along. It'd be fun.

I can't stand front plates. I'd rather rack up the fines than to add an ungainly license plate.

Well, now that you put it that way, it seems a bit more doable.

I have 60 uploaded. For now I'll direct you to my album. I'll actually post some once done. http://s193.photobucket.com/albums/z75/Mil...%20York%20City/

I don't really like coffee in itself, but in the form of ice cream, it is truly amazing.

I like those Tbirds, as well as the Lincoln Mark VII. They are one of the few '80's Ford vehicles I actually like.

Hmm... It could be possibly. I know he already has a planned room mate and the apartment is slightly longer than my living room. It might be tight. I'd like to, but there are alot things I'd have to think about and have in order. It can't be as easy as you make out to be. Maybe Pittsburgh, but NYC? I don't imagine it would be that easy for me to just move there and start to make a living without having a start on things. Perhaps one day, though. As I said, from what I experienced, I'd love to live there. Chris and myself have already discussed my trip to NYC over AIM. So don't worry about it and don't suggest locking my thread.. Ever. Anyways, I hope to have some pictures up by tonight. I finished editing them and reduced the amount to just 90. Separated them into three groups, night pics, day pics, and Ripley's pics. It's a lot better than 190, that's for sure. I would have caused C&G to crash once more.

Happy extremely belated birthday, Sir.

Haha... Don't look at me. I told you guys about a few of my random and rare driving experiences and suddenly I'm this terrible driver. I can have a lead foot at times, but who doesn't? :wink:

Haha... You guys. I post about a joyous experience and you go arguing and ranting. Bitches, please! Anyways, I should have some self pics of me in the city posted in the picture thread soon enough.

Thanks. I must agree...

Hmm, I wish they would have made more extensive changes. They change about .0001% of my opinion. Still not a fan of the design.

Interior is odd, but the exterior looks nice enough. I'm sure everything underneath is top of the pack, like the current one.

Perhaps, I'm just weird. I look at everyone's comments here and don't relate one bit of it to what I saw.

That looks very '90s.

Actually, I thought the front of the T&C looked better straight on than at other angles. The Caravan's looks good from any angle. Sort of reminds me of a Mazda MPV, though.

Haha... It must be my photography or style in which I present myself as I haven't changed one bit other than losing another 20lbs.

I really do. Wednesday and Thursday, I was thoroughly enjoying New York City. It was quite a spontaneous trip. Before Monday, I was just planning on my usual "ass sitting exercises". A friend of mine asked me to go and was going to pay my way. How could I refuse? Come Tuesday night, I got picked up to be ready for our flight in the morning. By 11 am Wednesday, I was in the city and would be there until 9 pm Thursday. It didn't give me much time for sight seeing, as he was mainly there to look for an apartment, but I got to enjoy Times Square and the surrounding area. The rest, I would simply call experiences rather than enjoyment. Like the Subway, the poorer sections of town, and the subway. Did I mention the subway? It was the only way we traveled throughout the city and might I say it was unpleasant. Generally crowded, rough, noisy, smelly, and hot. Back to the good, I loved Times Square. Absolutely loved it. It was like heaven for my gay self. The lights, the colors, the people, the stores; everything was awesome. I'd love to live right in town. We stayed in a hotel on 47th street, on the same block, so it was a quick walk away. Expensive, too. I'm glad I didn't have to pay for it. Much of everything else was expensive, too, including food. I didn't eat much while there, but I did have some "famous" NYC pizza. It was good, no doubt, but I expected it to be like sex from all you hear about it. Angelo's, here in Brookville can make pizza nearly as good, but definitely lacking in comparison. I was surprised to find affordable clothing stores, however. One store in particular, H&M I think it was, had clothing that was priced about on par with the lowly JCPennies. It was all styled more towards my tastes and size, too. Needless to say, if I'm in NYC again, I'll probably end up leaving with 5 outfits instead of just one. I really like what I bought there. Fits me well and looks good. Another thing that looked good... All the guys. Damn, there were so many cute guys! My eyes were getting a work out. So were my legs. I believe I did more walking those two days than I have all summer. Even when all was said and done with, I had seen a limited amount of the city. I didn't get a chance to see central park, the statue of liberty, the empire state building, etc. Maybe next time. I can't wait to go again. He's moving in October, so I may get a chance to do so then. If so, I'll have to enjoy NYC to its fullest, perhaps even meet some of you New Yorkers. For now, I don't have any pictures, but will. I took about 190 and am probably going to upload over half of them.

For real. Gas is still relatively cheap here compared to where's it's been before.