<p>Now I know I am not the only person trying to figure out the game of getting all my crap up to NYC. So the question is guys, how are you planning on doing it?</p>
<p>I could come with you and lift all the heavy stuff.</p>
<p>Man, Marcus, you would get hit by the NYC traffic and I would laugh.</p>
<p>You’ll need me there to protect you incase you accidently make eye contact with someone on the subway.</p>
<p>Jesus man, I was looking for some real answers, not some BS I could listen to you say at school tomorrow.</p>
<p>sorry ;_; …</p>
<p>Synthetic, I am coming from California. My plan is to take my clothes, instruments and tolietries from Cali and get bedding and towels at a Bed Bath and Beyond in the city. This is what a lot of students do so that travelling won’t be so bad.</p>
<p>Hope that helps.</p>
<p>Shipping…</p>
<p>cross country trip in a u-haul van?</p>
<p>my dad travels to NYC once in a while for work and I have him take a suitcase of my stuff with him. He keeps it in Jersey with a family friend. Even with that I’m still not sure how I’m suppose to take things like my guitar and paintings. I don’t want to leave those behind…</p>
<p>im going to buy my stuff in DC because i will not be buying overpriced stuff in NYC … if i have too much stuff i will just fedex it</p>
<p>fedex :D. and i really don’t have that much stuff. clothes, labtop…and that’s about it. i’m buying my warm weather gear at new york when it gets cold :D. i figure someone can keep me warm meanwhile</p>
<p><em>shakes his head at lilsmiley</em></p>
<p>what you just said combined with “getting it all there” has sexual innuendo in it :D. o you know you want me “d”</p>