<![CDATA[LA To NYC In Four Minutes - Gawker Comments]]> <![CDATA[LA To NYC In Four Minutes - Gawker Comments]]> <![CDATA[LA To NYC In Four Minutes]]> @Sally Tomato: Yeah, two or three years old, at least.

Ralph_Macchio

]]> <![CDATA[LA To NYC In Four Minutes]]> @iamtall: Now I'm getting all deep and meaningful about Ben and Noel!

Jenelle

]]> <![CDATA[LA To NYC In Four Minutes]]> I forgot how great the gas mileage was on old cars.

brazenbull

]]> <![CDATA[LA To NYC In Four Minutes]]> I drove from Denver, CO to Albany, NY in 28 hours. I don't recommend it to anyone.

The only memorable part of the trip was the intensely lit 50 foot high giant cross in Indiana. And it only lives in my memory as a reminder to stay away from middle America.

AKReject

]]> <![CDATA[LA To NYC In Four Minutes]]> This is old.

Sally Tomato

]]> <![CDATA[LA To NYC In Four Minutes]]> @fiveinchtaint: Actually, the first time I went with a friend and we karaoked across country. The second time I had all these tapes of old radio broadcasts from the 40s -- detective dramas, comedies, the whole nine yards. It was awesome, but by the time I got to California I was really worried that if I couldn't find Lux handsoap my husband was going to be disappointed by my dirty fingernails.

Colonel Mustard

]]> <![CDATA[LA To NYC In Four Minutes]]> 17th and 18th

Saxon 212

]]> <![CDATA[LA To NYC In Four Minutes]]> At the end that Leesam kitchen and bath showroom(on 7th ave between 17th and 19th)is now a Le Pain Quotidien.Mon dieu!

Saxon 212

]]> <![CDATA[LA To NYC In Four Minutes]]> @Richard: Word. I did St. Louis to CA and back; only taking a week off of work. It was great, and exhausting. I know nobody cares, but it was a tight schedule:

Leave St. Louis (Friday night)
Night 1: drove
Night 2: Albuquerque, hotel
Night 3: Grand Canyon, tent
Night 4: Grand Canyon, tent
Night 5: San Clemente, tent
Night 6: San Clemente, tent
Night 7: Las Vegas, hotel
Night 8: drove
Night 9: Vail
Arrive St. Louis
Sleep

Ah, youth...












CaptainFantastic

]]> <![CDATA[LA To NYC In Four Minutes]]> Being from NYC, I would love to go cross country but I don't drive and I'm a afraid of my car breaking down somewhwere where I'll get raped by a bunch of hillbillies.

BTW, I could tell when he got to NYC because he put The Club™ on the steering wheel!

Cheap Shot

]]> <![CDATA[LA To NYC In Four Minutes]]> This is as old as the DAWN OF MANKIND.

Cool, though.

suitep

]]> <![CDATA[LA To NYC In Four Minutes]]> @Richard: @Colonel Mustard: Agreed - it's a lot of fun. Did you ever get into the book on CD thing? After a certain point, all music sounds horrible. It's also a time when fast food becomes more than a luxury. I need to take another road trip just so I can test out that new spicy Wendy's burger.

fiveinchtaint

]]> <![CDATA[LA To NYC In Four Minutes]]> One thing, though: did they just leave that convertible, top up, in major urban areas overnight? Crazy!

Dickdogfood

]]> <![CDATA[LA To NYC In Four Minutes]]> The comment eating beast must have just come off a week of low carbs.

fiveinchtaint

]]> <![CDATA[LA To NYC In Four Minutes]]> I did this by train last year--I don't even know how to drive--and it was blissful.

Dickdogfood

]]> <![CDATA[LA To NYC In Four Minutes]]> did they washed their convertible without putting the top up?

EleanorRigby

]]> <![CDATA[LA To NYC In Four Minutes]]> I am mostly upset by this promise that I will "see more funny videos at CollegeHumor".

TheHonJudgeSmails

]]> <![CDATA[LA To NYC In Four Minutes]]> @SeventiesBush: The affected car and scarf and satchel kept me from finishing the drive.

mathnet

]]> <![CDATA[LA To NYC In Four Minutes]]> That was awesome. Driving across the country is one of the greatest experiences this generation will never have, because it simply costs way too much. No doubt about it - the road trip is pretty much dead, except for the rich.

ireadvanityfair

]]> <![CDATA[LA To NYC In Four Minutes]]> is it bad that instead of thinking of some amazing literary or cultural reference when I hear "cross country trip", I think Felicity?

perhaps.

iamtall

]]> <![CDATA[LA To NYC In Four Minutes]]> @mathnet: Not so! I drove through Nebraska the second time and it was lovely!

@fiveinchtaint: The first time we just did a big ol' circle around the country. Started in Boston, went North and over, down California, through the Southwest, Texas, to New Orleans. Then back up. It was great!

Richard

]]> <![CDATA[LA To NYC In Four Minutes]]> @mathnet: TRUTH.

Colonel Mustard

]]> <![CDATA[LA To NYC In Four Minutes]]> @Richard: Truth. I've done the trip twice myself and it's incredible.

Colonel Mustard

]]> <![CDATA[LA To NYC In Four Minutes]]> I did a three week one once, again, best thing ever.

sennheiserz

]]> <![CDATA[LA To NYC In Four Minutes]]> @Richard: as long as you avoid Nebraska

mathnet

]]> <![CDATA[LA To NYC In Four Minutes]]> too bad that music was so vom

SeventiesBush

]]> <![CDATA[LA To NYC In Four Minutes]]> That makes me want to get into my car and drive.

LoveHandles

]]> <![CDATA[LA To NYC In Four Minutes]]> @Richard: No one cares.

Richard

]]> <![CDATA[LA To NYC In Four Minutes]]> @Richard: Did you take the southern route or stick to the north? Six weeks makes me think you might be Doc Hollywood.

fiveinchtaint

]]> <![CDATA[LA To NYC In Four Minutes]]> I've driven cross country twice before, once for six weeks, the other time just for a week. It's seriously the best thing ever.

Richard

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