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walton1: It is all lies you can also confirm from nigerian airspace authority an aero aircraft also landed after the dana aircraft crashed, it was also said that the dana aircraft was also given priority landed have it gave its may day signal to the tower.
All this are political fabrications.

Bawss1: Apparently the author knows nothing about a monarchy or this is a very tired attempt at being satirical.

poj: You appears too intelligent and assertive to be in such university. You need to b in one of d fed univ; whr ur freedom s guaranteed. Sincrly i dont gbadun all ds privat univ. Y not convnce ur parents n bid bye bye to redeem uni n move elsewhr whr sizable amnt of aluta against maltreatmnt s practicable.

ZUBY77: And until there are no longer first class and second class citizens of any nation - there will always be war

beblessed: I hv a student like dat in d sch i teach. We re all afraid 4 waec result. She made 7A* n 1B in d last igsce. D b wz because there wz no physics teacher.

JeSoul: Nice thread.

I love to visit new places and going by that I've never been to the same place twice (except once). One of the nicest cities I've ever visited is Chicago (I was there 07 I think). Forget NYC with its boring linear sky scrapers, Chicago is full of architechtural eye candy lol just beautiful all around. Maybe I loved it so much because its similar in 'feel' to my own town Boston. Plenty to do - visit the museums, zoos & aquarium, visit landmarks like the Sears Tower (3rd tallest bld in the world), plenty of stores if shopping is your thing, attend a sporting event (baseball, basketball etc), check out grant park where Obama gave his victory speech in 08 or gorgeous millenium park, take pictures by the wacky Chicago egg, eat at a variety of diverse restaurants - we ate at this Greek Restaurant close to the sears tower and I have dreamt about that place ever since lol. And when you're tired, take a stroll at the beach that is easily walkable from downtown or go to a fair at the pier. And if you're there with a partner, I highly recommend doing one of the many cruises on Lake Michigan that offers breathtaking views of the city especially at night. And if you have extra cash, I beg you to stay at a sky scraper hotel with a city view - it is breathtaking at night lol and totally worth going to bed & waking up to bright sunshine with that as your backdrop.

Aight I'll stop now (suprised I remember this much lol). I'll see if I can add pictures when I get home.


I wouldn't want to forget NYC just like that. Been to NYC a few times. I agree the skyline can be intimidating and sometimes seemingly boring but there are lots of other places you could do in NYC. take a trip to Harlem and visit the Apollo and wonder at the array of stars who have graced the venue. You know at a time if an artiste hadn't played at the Apollo, that artiste wasn't reckoned with.
How about a day in Central park holding hands with your hubby as you enjoy a private picnic.
China town too is great.
Times Square. MSG. The Broadway etc........I guess you know all these perhaps you done NYC too many times that it doesn't hold any attraction any longer for you

TIP: One tip we always use when travelling - be nice and smile to the person at the counter when checking in at your hotel! I cannot mention how many countless room upgrades and 'honeymoon' suites we've scored by simply being nice & treating them well. The person behind the counter has a ton of power in what room they put you in and it costs them nothing to upgrade you for free as long as rooms are available. You can buy the least expensive room at a 4-5 star hotel and take a chance you'll get upgraded.