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Wow! right across the street. 1 museum is in the Park and thats the MET but really we are not gonna waste land like that. . Im choosing by what it has to offer in and around it, access to it and how it is designed.
Right, and other people might be going by a different rubric or criteria. You included them, others might not. What part of that is hard to understand?
yea...
next time i want to work out im gonna call my friend and ask him if he wants to go to the sports facilities. i say theres high odds of getting punched in the throat.
sports facilities clearly implies places to play sports like football, soccer, tennis, not a place where trustfundhipster goes to check out guys
Your gym sounds ghetto. And I don't care how your friends would play with your throat for referring to it as a "sports facility" so please keep your personal revelations to yourself. This is not your crappy $10.99 a month gym. At my gym in Manhattan, we have gyms with soccer, a full sized hockey rink, tennis, football, golf, endurance training, bowling, lighthouse, boating, sky rinks, spas, etc.
It's more than likely out of your budget anyway so I don't blame you for your unfamiliarity.
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GG Park is outstanding for people watching too, you have the crackheads/hippies on the haight side, the yuppies on the sunset side, etc...and just interesting characters all over the park.
GG Park also feels like an "urban escape", especially coming from the Haight/Ashbury area...
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Originally Posted by trustfundhipster
And it's more interesting people watching in Central Park too.
On Central Park North, south of Harlem you have the crazy crackheads and below that you have the tourists, nannies pushing wealthy Manhattan children in their strollers and then posh men & women taking a walk in their "backyards" in the evenings when the tourists and Bridge & Tunnel crowd finally empty out the place. Not to mention you have beautiful upscale buildings, world class shops and architectural gems surrounding the park. It's also so so beautiful after snowfall. Tavern on the Green restaurant in the park is also fab, as is all the world class museums.
I just love Central Park. I love the feeling of being so disconnected to the heart of a bustling city, but knowing you're still in the heart of a bustling city and everything is just a stone throws away.
GG Park is outstanding for people watching too, you have the crackheads/hippies on the haight side, the yuppies on the sunset side, etc...and just interesting characters all over the park.
GG Park also feels like an "urban escape", especially coming from the Haight/Ashbury area...
That's nice and all but Golden Gate Park is not as good as Central Park.
Well I don't know. What amenities does GG park have? How does it stack up to Central park? GG park is pretty, but I am not that knowledgable about it please fill me in.
Your gym sounds ghetto. And I don't care how your friends would play with your throat for referring to it as a "sports facility" so please keep your personal revelations to yourself. This is not your crappy $10.99 a month gym. At my gym in Manhattan, we have gyms with soccer, a full sized hockey rink, tennis, football, golf, endurance training, bowling, lighthouse, boating, sky rinks, spas, etc.
It's more than likely out of your budget anyway so I don't blame you for your unfamiliarity.
so does your boyfriend pay for your membership or are you an independent woman
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