these are a couple of rules even our new yorkers wouldn't dare violate.

st. catherine's and benedictine are two of the most prestigious schools in new york. only the finest get to walk their ritzy halls. so fill out an application, and pray you get accepted.

Sub-boards: PENDING,, DENIED,, ACCEPTED,

only the greatest survive the bustling new yorkan life. you know what's not great? having someone who looks exactly like you walking around. that is only okay when your name is either mary kate, or ashley. and even then, it's catastrophic. so claim your face-- and other things-- here.

everyone needs a place to live, right? well, unless you wanna be the person living in the cardboard box. if you do, that's cool too.

need a job? well post it here!

in an age when diaries are so last century, blogs are all the rave. share your personal thoughts and feelings here.

it's the age of technology, folks! we can't live without our trusty mobile phones. leave a message after the beep!

a picture is worth a thousand words. are a thousand words worth a picture?

these boys are rich, dashing, and look way hot in their uniforms. their daddies' paychecks aren't that shabby either.

for all you high school grads looking to further your education... and party.

all trials, and civil matters are taken care of here. though if you have money, things tend to go away rather easily.

not only is bendel's famous for its amazing wardrobe choices, but it is also the official store for the female celebutantes.

you really can't have enough places to shop in new york. barney's is just another one of those known, high-end places where you can find all types of things to stock your closet with.

a polished, lavishly furnished coffee place with a wi-fi connection.

a high end hospital with amazing doctors, that actually care. but the food's still hospital quality food.

sometimes filled with tourists, fifth avenue is basically a historic site. it's great for a summer walk. show off your garments, anyone?

everyone who anyone comes here. large dance floor, three bars, an upper level with private rooms, and an outside patio. if the bodyguard knows your name or you're a friend of the Walker family, you'll get it just fine. if not, be prepared to wait outside.

te most expensive, over priced food in all of new york city, and possibly the best food ever. the large crimson room is lightly lit with numerous candles with an upper balchony for the more prestigous clientel and live violinists playing constantly.

the view from above is sometimes better than the one from the ground. just make sure you don't get struck by lightening.

yes, they are looking to help those in need, those... well the dumb asses. so come here, commit to something other then your drug, turn your life around, even if we know you won't.

multilevel club with live bands every night except sunday, a dance club with DJs, a restaurant, four bars and an upstairs chillout room with TVs and a jukebox. cover is $10 during the week, $15 on thursday, and $20 on the weekend. ages 21 and older. then again, if you have the right connections you can always get in.

New Yorks most famous restraunt on the Upper East side. The most exspensive in New York too. The meals are delicious the only trouble is, you never know what your actually eating because the menu is just filled with fancy french names.

times square is famous for its numerous digital ads and lively atmosphere. its a beauty at dark. the new year's event here is famous.

One of the most prominent buildings in New York, you can see the heading of Baizen Enterprises practically from any corner or angle in a city-wide view. Under the name of Bradford Baizen III along with his family, his son, Carter, is particularly known as the next in line on the subject of company ownership.

wonder what dear old grand central will bring next...

ah, just look at the puke-inducing lovers strolling through central park... we'll give it one thing though-- it's gorgeous in the autumn.

Welcome to the Wildlife Conservation Society's Central Park Zoo and the Tisch Children's Zoo. Here, just a few yards from 5th Ave. you’ll find over 130 different species ranging from giant Polar Bears to the Brazilian black tarantula. A walk around the Zoo’s five plus acres will take you through a variety of habitats, all carefully designed to recreate the natural environment of the animals they house.

A high end dance studio that only teaches those that can pay for it.

st. catherine's finest can usually be seen sitting at the steps with low-fat yogurt in hand.

everyone needs somewhere to keep their over priced boat that probably costed more then six years of college, right?

captain dias runs this station, and is a complete an utter hard ass with a gorgeous appearance. however, chances are if you're coming down here, you need a very good lawyer.

a high class "gentlemen's" club with the finest girls from all over. the owner can hook you up with your wildest desires, just be sure to pay before you touch or you just might lose a hand.

the palace is a grand hotel, with beautiful suites, and bartenders serving to minors if the name is famous enough

the main competitor to le bat bar. the just-opened premiere club only lets the finest walk through its velvet ropes.

Sub-board: *THE BLACK AND WHITE BALL.

relive audrey hepburn's iconic window shopping experience.

brooklyn botanic garden is a 52-acre living museum where beauty, romance, and fun blossom among world-class plant collections and specialty gardens. admired as an urban horticultural and botanical resource, brooklyn botanic garden inspires visitors to discover that plants are essential to life.

a hip new nightclub opening in the under belly of brooklyn. it may be in the worst part of brooklyn but the nightclub, that has live music every night, is one of the best in all of new york city. it has a bar, a cafe center for dinner, a dance floor, and a stage only slightly rised from the ground. though, you still have to be careful even in the place.

the brooklyn museum in the new york city borough of brooklyn is the second largest museum in new york city and one of the largest in the united states. the brooklyn museum exhibits collections that seek to embody the rich artistic heritage oh world cultures. the museum is well-known for its expansive collections of 17th, 18th, and 19th century paintings.

for more than 40 years, owner and chef domenico DiMarco has been dishing out slices of thin-crusted, neopolitan-style pies at his midwood pizzeria. every ingredient DiMarco uses is authentic and fresh, from the basil growing in the window to the mozzarella that he shreds by hand.

expect a wait at this famous spot -- It's been said to have the best pizza in all of new york city, and a steady stream of pizza fans make the pilgrimage to brooklyn for a hot slice.

the river cafe is one of new york's most unique locations. nestled under the brooklyn bridge with sweeping views of the new york skyline and the statue of liberty, this elegant restaurant has been a favourite destination for new yorkers and visitors from around the world who demand the highest level of cuisine. reowned for its exquistite setting, beautiful decor and seemless service the river cafe serves a wonderful american classic menu using, the finest, freshest, and often rare ingredients. with an award winning and outstanding wine list, romantic piano music nightly and breathtaking floral arrangements, the river cafe id more than a smily magical experience. whether you are coming for dinner or a private party, be sure to leave some time to enjoy the river cafe's spectacular gardens.

you've never been to russia or ukraine, don't worry! 30-minutes trip on a subway from manhattan and you will have russian experience. of course, you wouldn't see colossal russian architecture of moscow or st. petersburg, but you would definitely get in touch with russian culture and russian delicatessens.

Your typical Irish pub with collage kids getting drunk, the odd wannabee live bands, karaoke and best of all? Cheep booze.

a beat up, old basketball court in the back of an old warehouse. a lot of brooklyn's teens come here. upper east siders aren't welcome.

there are two main reasons to come to brooklyn heights. first is an incredible view of lower manhattan from the brooklyn heights promenade and second is a view of quite remarkable brownstone mansions.

a quaint little diner run by nancy and henry, an old couple that seem to love everyone that walks into their doors.

you never experienced new york if you never walked across the brooklyn bridge. the brooklyn bridge stretches 5,989 feet over the east river connecting the new york city boroughs of manhattan and brooklyn. besides being an architectural wonder, the brooklyn bridge offers amazing views of downtown manhattan, governor's island, the statue of liberty and brooklyn bridge park. opened in 1883, the brooklyn bridges is still one of the most amazing sights to see in the country. one-way walk across the bridge's promenade takes about 40 minutes. subway stops are available on either end of the bridge.

A run down building that four sister run together. They're the best teachers in New York City, and they are very tough. There's five studios, and classes run every night.

need a place to go and work on some homework and drink coffee? well, this place may have crappy coffee, but the have free internet.

they have bagels for everytime of the day here. it's a rather large place with a modern feel, and free wi-fi.

any kind of hummus you could imagine they probably have it here. it's a tiny little place, only seven small table and a counter to order.

all the kids come here while mommy and daddy are working... or at school still. it's a lovely place with high end caretakers, a playground, and an indoor playground.

Flushing Meadows–Corona Park, often referred to as Flushing Meadow Park or Flushing Meadows Park, is located in the New York City borough of Queens, between the Van Wyck Expressway and Grand Central Parkway and stretching from Flushing Bay to Union Turnpike. The second largest public park in the City of New York (after Pelham Bay Park in The Bronx), it was created as the site of the 1939/1940 New York World's Fair and also hosted the 1964/1965 New York World's Fair. It is maintained and operated by the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation. The park is at the eastern edge of the area encompassed by Queens Community Board 4.

William A. Shea Municipal Stadium, usually shortened to Shea Stadium or just Shea, was a stadium located in the New York City borough of Queens, in Flushing Meadows–Corona Park. It was the home baseball park of Major League Baseball's New York Mets from 1964 to 2008. Originally built as a multi-purpose stadium, Shea was also the home of the New York Jets football team until 1983. It was demolished to furnish additional parking for the adjacent Citi Field, the new home of the Mets.

the gym is located in an old warehouse. it's poorly lit and the machines are fairly old, but they work none the less. there's a pool in the back which is a favourite spot for kids and teens alike.

Sac's place is a family owned and operated Italian restaurant since 1989. We serve specialty coal-fired pizza and family recipes. We have counter seating with a fireplace and glass-atrium dining rooms. Try gourmet pizzas like the Sicilian, the Napolitano, Spinach Pizza and more. We also serve entrees like Putanesca, Four Cheese Gnocci and Mama's Meatballs or Sausage.

If you want to just grab a slice, enter the take-out area and we'll be happy to help you.

the big apple airport that's always busy and full of some of the oddest and angry people in the world... it's a lovely place really...

from strawberry to rocky road, this place has got everything your sugar tooth could ever crave.

an empty old warehouse building. there's a bunch of stuff stil in the large one level building, but nobody really knows what's in them.

everyone knows this place. this is where everyone, even the uppear east siders, come to get their dirty little secrets, from cocaine to pills, this place will always have someone selling any drug you could think of.

wanna get your fortune told or buy some books on gypsy magic or a magic charm. come here, esmeralda has the uncanny ability of knowing almost everything.

a quaint little place that serves the best chinese in new york city. though it's not in the best part of town, so best to go when the sun is still up.

"The House That Ruth Built" is home to America's most storied sports franchise. The Yankees have embarked on their Second Century scoring home runs at a greater rate than ever before. The Bronx Bombers were Ruth-Gehrig-Dickey-Reynolds, and Mantle-Maris-Berra-Ford. Now they are Jeter-A Rod-Williams-Matsui. George Steinbrenner has charted the course of sports' most fabled team longer than anyone.

A spectacular public garden and cultural center overlooking the Hudson River and the Palisades. Wave Hill is an oasis of serenity for all visitors. Open year-round.

need a sig or avatar, post here and someone will get to you asap hopefully.

everyone had their blonde moment (no offense to any of you pretty blonde people) so come here to put up where you have threads.

this is were all those fun games are, like hot or not, and whatever else there is.

happy now, jack?

the only place in the site where you can advertise your board. it's guest friendly

Sub-boards: FIRST TIME, LINKING BACK, AFF.

suggestions are much needed and appreciated. give the staff your brilliant ideas here!

mingle amongst yourselves here. you can talk about whatever you want: your favorite shows, movies, songs, your pets, lives, and rooms...

if you're going to be gone for a prolong time post here in case we do a activity check while you're gone.