Random questions to which you seek an answer
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First world problem
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New York residents, tell me about Tokio 7. Is it any good? What are their prices like? My wife loves odd, kitsch stuff (like me), and this sounds like it could be a place that she would enjoy.
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New York residents, tell me about Tokio 7. Is it any good? What are their prices like? My wife loves odd, kitsch stuff (like me), and this sounds like it could be a place that she would enjoy.
Hit or miss. Designer brands at discounted prices. Definitely worth a visit while you are here. As for other spots similar, shoot urbanwoodsman a PM as he knows pretty much every spot in the city and BK.
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Cheers L, you're the man. I think I'm gonna ask Shane if he wants to change jobs to be my tour guide for a day of eats and spends
(Joking Shane, but I will be bugging you and L for advice and tips
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Cheers L, you're the man. I think I'm gonna ask Shane if he wants to change jobs to be my tour guide for a day of eats and spends
(Joking Shane, but I will be bugging you and L for advice and tips
)Not a problem at all as far as I am concerned. I took off (Paid) the 17th, 18th, 19th, and 22nd so I am free to do whatever!
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Eats and spends it is then
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We certainly do Rafa, eats and spends in NYC is gonna be something special
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Cheers L, you're the man. I think I'm gonna ask Shane if he wants to change jobs to be my tour guide for a day of eats and spends
(Joking Shane, but I will be bugging you and L for advice and tips
)I should be able to do that. A lot of the consignment/vintage/thrift places are hit and miss, that's why I go 1-2 times a week. You never know!
There's about 7-8 places I go to in the East Village. Then, take a stroll down to the Lower East side for Selfedge, Epaulet, Reed Space. Then, curve around to 3-4 places in Nolita including Supreme. Then, Soho for Blue in Green.
There's three vintage/thrift spots in Williamsburg that you have to go to as well though. One is run by a bunch of Japanese guys, and you know they kind of know what they're doing in that department
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Was at the pool this morning and thought to myself…
What keeps water from going into your ear and further into your brain? If your ear canal was closed, you wouldn't be able to hear so how does it not go further?
Ear Drum and Ossicles?
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Was at the pool this morning and thought to myself…
What keeps water from going into your ear and further into your brain? If your ear canal was closed, you wouldn't be able to hear so how does it not go further?
Ear Drum and Ossicles?
My first thought was ear drum but my wife made me feel stupid for asking
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Was at the pool this morning and thought to myself…
What keeps water from going into your ear and further into your brain? If your ear canal was closed, you wouldn't be able to hear so how does it not go further?
Ear Drum and Ossicles?
My first thought was ear drum but my wife made me feel stupid for asking
That is why I put the question mark as it was a guess. Now I want to know. (Heads to google)
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Was at the pool this morning and thought to myself…
What keeps water from going into your ear and further into your brain? If your ear canal was closed, you wouldn't be able to hear so how does it not go further?
Ear Drum and Ossicles?
My first thought was ear drum but my wife made me feel stupid for asking
That is why I put the question mark as it was a guess. Now I want to know. (Heads to google)
I think Lando is right. If you look at the diagram of an ear, there really isn't any place water can seep in towards your brain. That snail looking thing is the inner ear which is the things that transfers vibrations to your brain, if I remember correctly. Plus, it'll be difficult for liquid to travel far as there is also pressure in the ears.
Then again, it's all just guesses. *CALLING ANY DOCTORS OUT THERE..
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About 24 hrs. unless it's before or after lunch their time.
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They're pretty quick IJ, and Kyle is the man with the knowledge.
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Right, Kyle is they go-to guy.
