Is houston a fun place to live? where in houston?
The Woodlands is a nice place to live. 20 north of Downtown Houston. The Woodlands has great schools, river walk atmosphere (similar to San Antonio), miles of walking/running trails, tons of restaurants, clubs, theaters and shopping. People in The Woodlands wear normal clothes. Anything from mall shopping to high end couture. Won't see wranglers and cowboys here unless they are visiting.
What are the differences between the cadillac STS and cadillac CTS?
Price...........
In NYC and NJ does everyone know who the local mafia boss is?
No. Reality is not like this. Only those in the know will know what is going on. It will behoove the mob boss to convince other people that they aren't anyone, just some crazy old man who walks around everywhere in slippers.Even if you were in the know, you're not supposed to say anything unless you want trouble.Like, I would see a local gang leader often at a bar where I worked. Nice guy ... don't ask him about his gang unless you want to get involved, and don't say anything unless you're ready for what comes next. The guy would be satisfied to buy you a sandwich, or a drink, have a laugh, and just be a guy. If you don't disrespect him, and why would you when you're just 2 guys at a bar (also he's built like a house), you have a very personable acquaintance.Now ... ask him about his gang ties, and you're likely to get punched in the face.There was one time I was at another bar and saw one of his guys. I asked the bartender if that was him, and he says to me, "Who's asking, and if you're smart keep your mouth shut." Notice, that wasn't a question. He was someone that I helped out with a catering project, so I let the bartender know that, and the guy bought my drinks that night ... or at least I didn't pay for my drinks ... I still tipped though.There's something you learn in big cities. You know how New Yorkers, or big city people have that big city attitude where they don't talk to anyone they don't know? That's because you stay in your lane, and you stay out of the business of other people.Be polite. Address people when they address you. If they don't, don't assume they are your friend that wants to share their business with you. Keep it moving.If someone is a boss, you're better off not knowing than knowing and treading lightly around them. That's true for their sake, and for your own.
Who plays Ellie(Teddy's new wife) on "Rescue Me" ?
Her name is Patti D'Arbanville...she used to be on a show called New York Undercover...she's made a few cameos on other shows and movies too.
How was Tupac Shakur?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tupac_Shakur has everything
What's the lay of the land of the gay social scene in Denver?
Depends on your scene. I cannot speak in comparison to other cities, but Denver's Gay scene is pretty well integrated with the night life inherent here. There are specialties that the ol' 'Mos go to, there are other stereotypical 'straight' gathering places that you're sure to find the Gays.Believe me, no (wo)man here can claim to be "the only Gay in the (Denver) Village."I'd recommend "Li'l Devils" off of Broadway & Alameda for casual dalliances. Not too far south on Broadway is an Antique-Store-by-Day-flies-Gay-Bar-at-Night called "The Black Crown" and although you're paying for the atmosphere, the back patio is littered with fabulous smokers displaying their contempt for the contemporary. Pianists and live shows are common evening affairs, as well as a Poker group on Mondays, I believe.Now Tracks comes in many versions and forms and they cater to just about every subculture known to gay men, on certain nights. Tracks is a formal club, whereas the two prior are "meet-and-greet" watering holes.On the hobby-based gatherings, Denver's clubs vary greatly and are dominated by a hierarchy of grace and class. There is the "Four-Players" club for 4-whelling, the Denver Gay Cadillac Club at Cheesman Park, Dart Leagues, etc.Ya'know what they say about who you know...Happy Huntin'.