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[Vieo]

For example, If I wanted to find a store in New York that sold real, once alive animals, like a stuffed mongoose, what would I type in? Now, how would I narrow that search down to only include rodents?

OK, that might be a bad example, but you get the point.

 

[Jill Sandwich]

new york taxidermy

 

[Ned Flanders]

The stuffed-animal fuckers are getting bolder.

 

[john tv]

new york pet fetish dead

 

[Vieo]

Bah! Just "Bah!"

EDIT: You know what, "new york taxidermy" wasn't bad. Does it matter if you put the state first or put it last?

 

[Ned Flanders]

You, my friend, SUCK at the internet.

The order doesn't matter unless you're bracketing a specific phrase in quotations or the like. That may increase your probability of a hit if you're looking for a specific blurb, but it may limit responses if you just want results based on the general topic words.

Capice, beastmaster?

 

[Hsieh]

If you're looking for a physical store, you may have better luck using the yellow pages:

http://yp.yahoo.com/

 

[Drozmight]

"new york" +Taxidermy +rodents

 

[Jill Sandwich]

NYC furries +"serial killers"

 

[firex]

ga +pain +shame +humiliation

 

[Vieo]

Hmmm... interesting. Thanks for the info. I'm not really looking for stuffed rodents just so you know. In fact, I own a chinchilla named Ninja. I'd never stuff him or buy his stuffed rodent kin. :lol

I'm looking for game stores that deal with imports in manhattan that aren't too overly expensive.

 

[robochimp]

I'm looking for game stores that deal with imports in manhattan that aren't too overly expensive.

You could always just pose that question in the gaming forum and kind New Yorkers will gladly chime in