lol where was that?

No, you can't have one. Not even if it follows you home.

looks like central park to me

I see you're in NYC. I highly recommend Ruby Foos in NYC. Great food and a very pleasant atmosphere.

How are you liking the iPhone? I was going to pick one up, but there are some things about it that I don't like.

Haven't sat on a horse since Sunset Ranch in L.A.............

It's funny that there are farms and everything in NY, people just think of urban jungle of Manhattan.

We have three horses at our house. I can't imagine what people in NY do with their horses during the winter unless they just keep them stalled up all winter long. Also, I can imagine it must be difficult to find a barn in NYC for those carriage horses.

!malcolmt - awww but !jacobian gets one...

Upstate NY is beautiful as well~

@All: Not Central....I haven't been to Central yet......................................................................................................................................................Upstate~

@Self: But your ID is somewhere in Central...

From IFC.com: By Stephen Saito:

Usually when an actor or filmmaker reveals who inspired them in their creation of a character, it's the type of politically correct answer sure to offend no one. Johnny Depp had no problem explaining how he channeled Keith Richards for his role as Jack Sparrow in "Pirates of the Caribbean"; Dustin Hoffman sent up his pal, producer Robert Evans, in "Wag the Dog." But in a business where backbiting is common and screenwriters are urged to "write what you know," it's been a longstanding tradition to say the cruelest things about others under the guise of art. In a summer that will have Tom Cruise applying his considerable cackle to a Sumner Redstone surrogate in "Tropic Thunder" and a manscaping-derelict Bruce Willis doing his meanest Alec Baldwin impression in the adaptation of producer Art Linson's Hollywood tell-all, "What Just Happened?", we thought it was high time to look at a few ways filmmakers have exacted revenge, both personal and professional, through their movies in recent times...