Wellington said:From the boogie down bronx, suckas.
Arnold K said:I'm not a Yankee fan...I'm a Mets fan. :\
captmcblack said:heh, could you really claim Mets and be from BK though? BK is Yankee town until Coney Island...then, you've got Mets fandom.
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brooklyngooner said:Huh? You have heard of the Brooklyn Dodgers?
captmcblack said:...could I claim the Dodgers and be alright though? They were from Brooklyn
Ninja Scooter said:WestsiEEEEEEEEDe!
**starts crip walking**
captmcblack said:Yeah, I've heard of them.
As for Brooklyn, you know we don't have a team, so it's either Yanks or Mets. I see mostly Yankees fans - hardcore or fairweather - until I start getting near Coney Island and Keyspan Park where the Cyclones play. Makes sense too, since the Cyclones are Mets affiliates.
CorruptionDee said:Ha. Bronx represent. In all seriousness, as a native NYer, born, raised, and still a current resident. I must say that NYC is the best city I've been to, and I'm not just saying that because I live here. Other cities have their own charm, but none have all the convieniences of NYC, as well as cultural diversity. Of all the cities I've been too, overall I'd rank NYC the best, with Tokyo and Osaka coming in at a close second and third place. Oh, and let's not forget Miami and Honolulu(which is beautiful, but boring to a city slicker after a while). Where else in the world, can you go outside at 12am and still find 2 Chimichurry trucks lined up side by side? Nowhere that I can think of.
Fixed2BeBroken said:the funny thing about Nyc is things are so convienent that they are also inconvenient.
hard to explain but you should know what i mean.
peace
The Faceless Master said:i definitely see alot more yankee fans than mets fans in BK, probably like 3:1 or 4:1