In a message dated 7/13/2003 2:00:48 AM Central Daylight Time, Ralph
writes
<< , and the masons claimed that the (trophy)
 wife of the richest guy in the building would stand naked in her (heavily
 marbled) bathroom when she knew the guys would be working on the facade in
the
 vicinity.  >>

Ahh the observations of wild  in the city; someone should do a photo book  on
such wild life habitates.as seen from the rig .......One summer at Columbia ;
there was a student couple at the 9th flloor whose passion kept the coffee
hot for the men on the adjoining roof every weds morning at break...this went on
for over a month ; I tried changing break time but to no avail, the amazing
thing was after the 4th or 5th week it was old hat and the guys went back to
watching co eds sun bath in bathing suits

but the best one was  .

There used to be a guy in front of the Maine memorial at Central Park West
where for a buck or two  you could "see the stars" with his high powered
celestron  telescope. Then for a min or two ..first you would go  to Venus,
  then the moon (if there was one)
 then his girl friend on the 40th floor at some high rise building to the
West of him.

So popular was his telescope  and the astronomy lesson  that the line to get
a view was six back....even on cloudy nights .
This all went swimingly until Gulllianni became Mayor,

Now here in the country to get such views you would have to sneak up to Mrs
Born Agains pond and wait for the right moon in a patch of poison Ivy to see
such phoneme; now I do not know about you  but the site of Mrs. Born Again
entering her
Pond in  moonlight  is not so awe inspiring (unless you like the sides of
barns)  nor is it worth the price of the calamine..
.the other consideration however is Mr. Born Again ; a gentleman of few words
(and a fine collection of militaria) whose idea of diversity would be part of
you here.... and part of you over there .Signed missing the sites of the city
.....Pyrate

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