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Denise Lentz

I would love togo to New York and see some Broadway shows, never been there

SneakyHarvester95410

Denise Lentz, I'm born and raised New Yorker and proud of it

nimblemoon

For me, New York was everything I'd hoped it would be. Yes, it was very crowed and the people weren't especially friendly, but I got to see things and go to places I'd only read about or seen in movies!

May12553

NerdyKeymaster51762, I’ve lived here my whole life, as well. I don’t mind the winter, it’s the taxes that are insane. Ugh

Player #8800495

KILLean17, Newark, Jersey City, and a few other places in Jersey have their share of bad news too. I am born and raised in New York, served as an EMT and cop here and I'm a 9/11 first responder. I wouldn't trade NYC for any city in the world.

Player #756300

I was born there but left when I was still a baby. I would LOVE to visit someday!

May12553

FunkyMonkey, I Agee. New Yorker, here. Democrats love taxes.

KILLean17

it IS a one-of-kind place! Unfortunately, growing up- and still - in NJ, watching the news report EVERY night all the bad and unpleasant stories gave ( & still gives ) me a very bad opinion of NYC. There ARE positives that everyone SHOULD visit and experience. Just ... Be Careful !

Player #4773621

Love NYC

ChampionNymph37634

I'm Oklahoma born & raised. Never heard many good things about New York City. Heard lots of good things about more rural areas of New York State. I'm sure the City has many good things to offer & share. People I've heard from with negative opinions are just narrow minded & misinformed.

Player #27940832

Red red red

USA to India

The I Love NY logo is used all over the state. Proud New Yorker

Player #58092313

May12553, not as high as California 🙂

John

KILLean17, I knew a Packy Killean (sp) in the USAF, Who seemed to love the action of the big apple. ( He would be about your grandfather's age). J. C. Ssgt. P.S. A wonderful acquaintance!!

Guillermo Jr.

I did not heart New York.. left when I was 17 and have not missed it.. except the pizza

Blessing John

Well, I lived in New York so I already knew it

Scott LaFollett

New York has turned into a cesspool, a laughing stock that is the embarrassment of America.

MJN

I've been a Graphic Designer&Professor of Visual Communications for over 25 years. And Mr. Glaser has always been on of my favorite Designers for admiration and respect. His designs were all down by hand before the computer was used for graphics. He was one of the leading founders of conceptual design. Milton Glaser, a graphic designer who changed the vocabulary of American visual culture in the 1960s and '70s with his brightly colored, extroverted posters, magazines, book covers and record sleeves, notably his 1967 poster of Bob Dylan with psychedelic hair and his “I ♥ NY” logo, died on Friday, his 91st birthday.

Guillermo

SneakyHarvester95410, was born there in 64.. left in 88.. the regulations are stifling and Orwellian... everyones favorite saying is "state law! state law!" the license plates should read.. "New York - the Nanny State"

Blind Arthur Blake

designed by Milton Glaser

KNE

never seen it, but a heart is usually red

J.J.

I've never been know if I had the chance. I would stuff my face with as much food from there.

Lolita413

My man lives in Brooklyn... I love to visit Him there. Just walking around, all of the old neighborhoods is so nostalgic.

mellabellafranchesa

emilygamer99925, you obviously didnt get to visit real NY

maggiemylove

I'm with you. New York was all I'd ever dreamed it would be. Quaint neighborhoods with their own cultures, museums, food, The Statue of Liberty, Times Square and BROADWAY!!! I went three times in the eighties always in winter. The city under a blanket of snow is wonderful.

KAP

SneakyHarvester95410, Same here - I moved to UK decades ago but still miss NY, especially at Xmas (do NOT miss the summers though!)

EssieBea

I love visiting NYC. I have found the people to be friendly. If you're nice to people, most of the time they are nice to you. The traditional visitors' sites are amazing, but I love just wandering around. Don't stay in the Times Square (or other touristy) areas. I like Greenwich Village/Washington Square area.