Is I-95 still alive?

Did he survive his week-end of community service in the Big Apple?

Nice.

Glad to hear a good time was had by all.

i95 wrote:

Indeed. Although we found the Statue of Liberty a tad bit cheesy:

I see you made it out to the WOT Secret Headquarters (i.e. Agent 13's basement). You may be the first to have photographed the joint and lived to tell the tale.

Independent George wrote:

I see you made it out to the WOT Secret Headquarters (i.e. Agent 13's basement). You may be the first to have photographed the joint and lived to tell the tale.

No one gets out of the WOT cave alive!

However, for the record...this is Stately WOT Manor:

I can understand being disappointed by the Statue of Liberty but the kids had to be blown away by the Empire State Building, right?



Welcome home!

and I know they loved the Brooklyn Bridge

you saw this

right?

or did you see this instead?

did you make it to the beach?

clothier wrote:

I'll take "Things That Are Wrong on So Many Levels" for $600, Alex.

Independent George wrote:

clothier wrote:

I'll take "Things That Are Wrong on So Many Levels" for $600, Alex.

...but it is legos...so that makes it okay, doesn't it?

When they got to heaven were the pilots that flew into the Lego World Trade Center buildings rewarded with 72 women made of virgin plastic?

pastrami-on-wry wrote:

When they got to heaven were the pilots that flew into the Lego World Trade Center buildings rewarded with 72 women made of virgin plastic?

...and they all look like this...

Agent 13 wrote:

pastrami-on-wry wrote:

When they got to heaven were the pilots that flew into the Lego World Trade Center buildings rewarded with 72 women made of virgin plastic?

...and they all look like this...

The carpet matches the drapes.

i95 wrote:

(I'm thinking that ol' Agent 13 might've played a little trick on me.
[I knew I should've, instead, listened to Angus McRib! ])

I hope you paid attention to my eating advice.



The all you can eat breadsticks remind me of an Italian girl I once new, really doughy yet lacking in taste or substance. I sure miss her.

Angus McRib wrote:

I hope you paid attention to my eating advice.

LOL. Yup, Angus, whenever I plan my trips, my primary counsel as to "Where to Eat" are Independent George's independently-minded work colleagues. Them guys know how to do Times Square right!

Take care.

So, I haven't been to Times Square since it's been cleaned up.

Is there really an "garden" there?

Do the waitresses charge you $5 to touch them or something?

Angus McRib wrote:

i95 wrote:

(I'm thinking that ol' Agent 13 might've played a little trick on me.
[I knew I should've, instead, listened to Angus McRib! ])

I hope you paid attention to my eating advice.



The all you can eat breadsticks remind me of an Italian girl I once new, really doughy yet lacking in taste or substance. I sure miss her.

I actually like the Olive Garden in Times Square...that is when I can't get into Mars 2112.

what's Mars 2112?

is it this guy's new place?