New York

[Greed and Death]

Chances are looking good that I will be moving to New York for Law school.
So NSGers from New York do tell me what is it like living in the state of New York?
What is the City by the same name?
Whats Ithaca like ?

[United Dependencies]

You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villany.Jk.

Never been I hope you go somewhere nice though.

wait is this the city or the state you are talking about?

[Greed and Death]

You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villany.Jk.

Never been I hope you go somewhere nice though.

wait is this the city or the state you are talking about?

Both.
Thus far two of my safety schools from there have accepted me.
And I also have some more highly ranked schools from there I am waiting to hear from.
And honestly I am tired of Texas(don't tell the Texans until I am safely out of the state) so if I end up at a regional law firm I would rather have a place like New York.

[Zeppy]

I stayed in New York for almost the whole last year.
It was cool.
I stayed mostly in NYC and Long Island.
Ithaca? You going to Cornell?

[Vitius]

I have relatives in New York, though I live in Canada. The city itself is dirty and noisy. The housing is expensive and most people are very rude. I have never been to Ithaca, though upstate New York is very, very nice.

[Wutaco]

You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villiany
(K I might be a little biased being from Jersey, but that stands.)

[Sibirsky]

Chances are looking good that I will be moving to New York for Law school.
So NSGers from New York do tell me what is it like living in the state of New York?
What is the City by the same name?
Whats Ithaca like ?

Going to Cornell?

[Zeppy]

I have relatives in New York, though I live in Canada. The city itself is dirty and noisy. The housing is expensive and most people are very rude. I have never been to Ithaca, though upstate New York is very, very nice.

Yeah, upstate is nice.
I like Buffalo alot. Its a bit better then NYC in my opinion.
I hated Long Island though.

[Greed and Death]

I stayed in New York for almost the whole last year.
It was cool.
I stayed mostly in NYC and Long Island.
Ithaca? You going to Cornell?

That's one of the law schools that invited me to apply, and waived application fees and deadlines for applying (they invited me to apply rather recently).
But an invitation really doesn't mean much, law schools raise their rankings by rejecting people or so I hear.

[Psychotic Mongooses]

You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villiany
(K I might be a little biased being from Jersey, but that stands.)

Mos Eisely was based on Brooklyn I hear.

[Greed and Death]

Chances are looking good that I will be moving to New York for Law school.
So NSGers from New York do tell me what is it like living in the state of New York?
What is the City by the same name?
Whats Ithaca like ?

Going to Cornell?

They invited me to apply last week, the invitation in of itself does not mean jack. But I have been accepted to my safety schools in the area as well. And honestly I would like a change of pace from Texas. Though I hear New york gun laws are a pain in the ass though.

[Sibirsky]

Ithaca is extremely liberal.

[Greed and Death]

Ithaca is extremely liberal.

I thrive in difference of opinion.

[Lackadaisical2]

ooh, Ithaca huh? I might actually be over that way for a bit next year for some research stuff.

Its really dark there, as in very few sunny days. Don't get too depressed and kill yourself.

I've lived in NY for most my life, and visited NYC for about a month or two. NYC is nice, expect a lot of Mexicans and Asians if you go to Brooklyn. Driving isn't as bad as people say it is, although its more hectic than anywhere else I've been, I viewed it like a fun game. Theres tons of interesting things to do, good "ethnic" restaurants.

New York has really high taxes, expect to pay out the ass for gas. Um, it can get a bit cold there, obviously... IIRC, liquor and wine can't be sold in grocery stores, so if you want liquor you have to make an extra stop.

[Sarkhaan]

Ithaca is a nice college town...very pretty, decent bars if you don't mind drinking with undergrads, pretty affordable.

NYC...it's nice for a weekend. You can easily blow a grand and have a sick time. It is, however, an incredibly dirty city, very expensive, somewhat arrogant, and (though this is more true for Long Island) somewhat rude...little things like not talking on your cell phone while ordering food at a counter, things like that.

[Yaryslovakia]

I have relatives in New York, though I live in Canada. The city itself is dirty and noisy. The housing is expensive and most people are very rude. I have never been to Ithaca, though upstate New York is very, very nice.

Canada ay? We're definitely rude when canucks stereotype us like that.

[Lackadaisical2]

I have relatives in New York, though I live in Canada. The city itself is dirty and noisy. The housing is expensive and most people are very rude. I have never been to Ithaca, though upstate New York is very, very nice.

Yeah, upstate is nice.
I like Buffalo alot. Its a bit better then NYC in my opinion.
I hated Long Island though.

Hell yeah.

Buffalo rocks This statement is not biased in anyway...

[Zeppy]

I stayed in New York for almost the whole last year.
It was cool.
I stayed mostly in NYC and Long Island.
Ithaca? You going to Cornell?

That's one of the law schools that invited me to apply, and waived application fees and deadlines for applying (they invited me to apply rather recently).
But an invitation really doesn't mean much, law schools raise their rankings by rejecting people or so I hear.

Sick. Just a invitation and the waiving of paying money is cool for me.
What about Uni Rochester?

[Psychotic Mongooses]

IIRC, liquor and wine can't be sold in grocery stores,

Wait, what.

Where's the logic in that?

[Zeppy]

I have relatives in New York, though I live in Canada. The city itself is dirty and noisy. The housing is expensive and most people are very rude. I have never been to Ithaca, though upstate New York is very, very nice.

Yeah, upstate is nice.
I like Buffalo alot. Its a bit better then NYC in my opinion.
I hated Long Island though.

Hell yeah.

Buffalo rocks This statement is not biased in anyway...

It was cold as balls though when I visited Buffalo.

[Zeppy]

IIRC, liquor and wine can't be sold in grocery stores,

Wait, what.

Where's the logic in that?

I blame the New York Senate.

[Sibirsky]

ooh, Ithaca huh? I might actually be over that way for a bit next year for some research stuff.

Its really dark there, as in very few sunny days. Don't get too depressed and kill yourself.

I've lived in NY for most my life, and visited NYC for about a month or two. NYC is nice, expect a lot of Mexicans and Asians if you go to Brooklyn. Driving isn't as bad as people say it is, although its more hectic than anywhere else I've been, I viewed it like a fun game. Theres tons of interesting things to do, good "ethnic" restaurants.

New York has really high taxes, expect to pay out the ass for gas. Um, it can get a bit cold there, obviously... IIRC, liquor and wine can't be sold in grocery stores, so if you want liquor you have to make an extra stop.

Driving in NYC is laid back and relaxed by Russian standards.

[Sarkhaan]

You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villiany
(K I might be a little biased being from Jersey, but that stands.)

Ironically, Jersey fits that description as well as NYC, if not better.

[Zeppy]

Ithaca is extremely liberal.

I hear they use labor vouchers.
Commies.

[Sibirsky]

Ithaca is a nice college town...very pretty, decent bars if you don't mind drinking with undergrads, pretty affordable.

NYC...it's nice for a weekend. You can easily blow a grand and have a sick time. It is, however, an incredibly dirty city, very expensive, somewhat arrogant, and (though this is more true for Long Island) somewhat rude...little things like not talking on your cell phone while ordering food at a counter, things like that.

NYC is far cleaner than LA. LA is dirty.