New York is...

[rexbeccarox]

Not just a city.
 This is where I lived when I was in college:

https://www.google.com/search?safe=off&r...3I#imgrc=_

[SaStrike]

Not just a city.
 This is where I lived when I was in college:

https://www.google.com/search?safe=off&r...3I#imgrc=_

You lived in the mountains?

[rexbeccarox]

Not just a city.
 This is where I lived when I was in college:

https://www.google.com/search?safe=off&r...3I#imgrc=_

You lived in the mountains?

Yep. I lived in the mountains and went to school at SUNY New Paltz in the valley.

[The Valkyrie]

Is filled with horrible drivers.

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But not as bad as Maryland drivers.

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Try driving in NZ.

Between terrible Kiwi drivers and tourists who, frankly, shouldn't be allowed to drive in the country, driving long distance in NZ can be like a game of Russian roulette.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Is filled with horrible drivers.

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But not as bad as Maryland drivers.

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Try driving in NZ.

Between terrible Kiwi drivers and tourists who, frankly, shouldn't be allowed to drive in the country, driving long distance in NZ can be like a game of Russian roulette.

For those without the experience, here are some NZ driving tips:

1.  Cross streets: If you get there first, you HAVE the right of way.  'Give Way' signs are for pussies.

2.  Backing: Back slowly and smoothly, check your mirrors frequently. Continue backing until you hear glass shattering, metal bending, or a jogger shrieking.  Then back up another two feet.

3.  Speed Limits:  Most areas in NZ will limit your speed to either 100kph or 50kph.  Ignore these limits vigorously.

4.  Pedestrians: If you should hit a pedestrian with your car, call 111 immediately.  The helpful people at emergency services will offer valuable tips on cleaning the gore off of your vehicle.

5.  Impaired Driving: Operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of drugs or alcohol is strictly prohibited unless you have enough to share with the cop who pulled you over.

Following these and other rules of the road will make your driving experience the hellish nightmare you always dreamed it would be.  Happy motoring!

Boru

[The Valkyrie]

Try driving in NZ.

Between terrible Kiwi drivers and tourists who, frankly, shouldn't be allowed to drive in the country, driving long distance in NZ can be like a game of Russian roulette.

For those without the experience, here are some NZ driving tips:

1.  Cross streets: If you get there first, you HAVE the right of way.  'Give Way' signs are for pussies.

2.  Backing: Back slowly and smoothly, check your mirrors frequently. Continue backing until you hear glass shattering, metal bending, or a jogger shrieking.  Then back up another two feet.

3.  Speed Limits:  Most areas in NZ will limit your speed to either 100kph or 50kph.  Ignore these limits vigorously.

4.  Pedestrians: If you should hit a pedestrian with your car, call 111 immediately.  The helpful people at emergency services will offer valuable tips on cleaning the gore off of your vehicle.

5.  Impaired Driving: Operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of drugs or alcohol is strictly prohibited unless you have enough to share with the cop who pulled you over.

Following these and other rules of the road will make your driving experience the hellish nightmare you always dreamed it would be.  Happy motoring!

Boru

QFT.

[Foxaèr]

QFT.

I still have to look up some of these abbreviations. I wasn't raised with text speak.

[energizer bunny]

Overcrowded, diverse, and lively.

[Joods]

QFT.

I still have to look up some of these abbreviations.  I wasn't raised with text speak.

QFT means Quoted For Truth

[The Valkyrie]

I still have to look up some of these abbreviations.  I wasn't raised with text speak.

QFT means Quoted For Truth

QFT.