Cool gaming place in nyc? -

we re going to nyc for my bf s 30s birthday and since we don t know many ppl there, I guess I ve to pass the party idea. anyway, he likes play all sorts of computer games, I wonder whether there s a place in nyc that we can play cool games (big screen, real world animation etc.) thanks a lot!!

The only gaming place I can think of, cool or otherwise, is Dave and Buster s in Times Squarehttp://www.daveandbusters.com/locations/��You might also want to check out Bowl-Mor downtown which is a much cooler location than a chain like Dave and Buster s and more of a New York hang .http://www.bowlmor.com/location_tour.php��There is also Bowling at Chelsea Piers and a bunch of other sports related activities:http://www.chelseapiers.com/300NY.htm

Whats the coldest town or city or Oregon? And how do you spell oregon, the state? Also where it is never warm? -

Im writing a story about a girl who lives in a cold city/town in Oregon (if that s how you spell the states name) Whats a city that usually has no warm days in Oregan?

There isn t really a city in Oregon that has no warm days (and yes, you spelled Oregon correctly the first few times lol).Eastern Oregon has some really cold cities (actually small towns) that can get very cold in the winter time...as low as -19 degrees Fahrenheit (La Grande, Baker City, Burns, etc.) but these places also get very hot in the summer sometimes 100 degrees. The coast has some pretty moderate weather year-round, but there can be some pretty cold storms in the winter.

I m not absolutely sure if it s the coldest, but Greenhorn, OR, at an elevation of 6410 ft seems like a possibility.One possible problem with that could be a shortage of current population.

Warm is a comparative. Something is only warm when compared to something else.???

What should I do in Chicago when I visit in the spring? -

Medieval Times, Shed Aquarium, Art Institute, Disney Quest, Rain Forest Cafe, Six Flags, Water Tower Plaza Mall, and Sears Tower.. hope some of those ideas help

Go up in the John Hancock building, its not as high as the Sears tower, but it also has an amazing view. Go to Navy pier and ride the big farris wheel, it has a great view as well... sort of smelly down there though being near the water... take a walking tour, go to the Field Museum, Go see the Giant silver bean in Millenium Park, go to Oprah s studio...hope that helped :)

Visit the museums, the lakefront, Navy Pier, Millenium Park

I miss Chicago. :( I grew up there, now we live 2,000 miles away. You could go to Lake Michigan.

Whore yourself.