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J. Cole- College Boy Lyrics
J. Cole- College Boy Lyrics
Ay check me out man,
In case y'all niggas didn't know-
Shout out to the class of 2007,
St. John's University, stand up! (Fayetteville state, nigga)
All my North Carolina A&T Aggies stand up, UNTG man,
Carolina, NC State, Duke, wait for us, Salam State, man,
Fayetteville Tech.
For all my college niggas man,
For all y'all little niggas, this is why you should got to college, my nig.
It's hard to picture a nigga not get money,
J.Cole living bummy? hahaha That shit is funny,
I'm focused on that cash, I just laugh at them bastards,
Eligible bachelor, finna get my Bachelor's,
And if this rap shit don't work, I'm going for my Master's.
Still scouting hoes on the first day of classes,
Keep up with the asses, keep up with the grades,
A nigga straight A's like the braze,
She got me in her dorm room, talking bout her room ain't clean,
And she wanna fuck, but wait until her roommate leaves,
Now I could give a damn if her roommate seeing,
Cause if the girl get excited, she's invited. (haha)
If it's alright with you, yea, shit, then it's alright with me,
If it's alright with you baby girl, then it's alright with me, (uh)
And if it's alright with you shawty, then it's alright with me
Hey and if it's alright with you, (yea, yea) then shit, it's alright with me.
Yeah, uh, I hate to brag, well naw, I don't, the big man on campus.
I gotta chick in every class that give a nigga glances,
And if your ass is dumb you won't even get a chance,
Cause I gotta chick in every class that give a nigga answers, yea.
And if I hit ya shorty, keep it on the low,
This shit just like highschool, people wanna know.
I see you haters man, but I ain't mad at y'all niggas,
We get ass like them basketball niggas, I'm ballin'!
Got a sidekick so them hoes don't be callin'!
Hit me on aim, ay what's your screen name?
When I start typing in, a nigga's got some mean game, yea,
And when I whip it out, shit she gonna think she seeing things, but
Back in Carolina I miss home badly, (yea)
It's funny hoes I couldn't have is tryna bag me,
But I'm in the Jeep with this freaky ass Aggy,
She said she want it from the back, gladly.
If it's alright with you, shit, then it's alright with me, (hey)
If it's alright with you baby girl, then it's alright with me, (uh)
And if it's alright with you shawty, then it's alright with me,
Look, if it's alright with you, (yea) you know it's alright with me.
Yea uh
I'm skipping class just to get some ass, living fast,
And college with no sleep nigga, my jab-quick exams,
So kill that old college game, some shit we don't believe.
You mad cause your girl on Facebook poking me, so uh,
You know the G, I hit her up like "Hello Elle,
I see you looking right the other day, LOL.
So, what's good with you? "
She hit me right back like "Shit, what's good with you? "
You know I like that, so of course I write back,
Hit her with some nice chat.
Same night she in my room, lights off I strike that,
Yea I put game right, but that's your wife, nigga take her,
I bust then I kick her ass out to write a paper, yea (hahaha)
A nigga doing homework, drinking like a fish,
It ain't a weekend that I'm sober,
Fighting hangovers on my way to my internship,
And I forgot to study for my midterm, shit!
Hahahaha, wooo!
Ay, this is straight through, nigga,
No, no fucking, no double takes,
This is straight through the whole shit nigga,
Check it out man, tryna tell y'all niggas man,
College is a good look,
A real good look, my nigga,
For more reasons than one, man,
Know they try to keep us out of that shit though,
That shit like extra expensive.
I got scholarships though, so you know I'm not sweating that.
I feel for my niggas that couldn't make it man,
Ay Mike we in there baby, hahaah
Ay they can't, they can't keep us out the G my nigga, you know.
Then we all make it, nah, we ain't all make it.
Shout out to my niggas, man,
All my niggas, yo.
Weather you graduated or not,
Weather you made it to college or not, nigga.
Fayettenam, yeah, yeah,
Class of 2007 man,
Holla at me,
I'm going to grad school though, you know?
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Premier Inn London Croydon Town CentreSituated a 5-minute walk from East Croydon railway station with a 15-minute train service to the heart of London, Premier Inn Croydon Town Centre offers modern, air-conditioned rooms.
Score from 769 reviews Fabulous
style and location of hotel
small cramped bathroom
Nothing the staff are rude and this hotel should be shut down
We paid for this hotel in advance to visit family in kent, unfortunately 3 days before our trip my mums brother sadly passed away. When we contacted the hotel and explained the situation and said that due to unfortunate circumstances we couldnt make the trip and is it possible to have a refund.. They refused and still we have seen no money or appology from the manager or staff at this hotel! Disgraceful
Nothing really attractive to me at all. We were told as we're checking in what breakfast time was; without telling us we would be paying for it.
We thought it was bed and breakfast hotel but we we're ask to pay for our breakfast when we were checking out. Charging £5 for internet is ridiculous.
Comfortable Bed
Very poor room Badly laid out Shower and Toilet very poor No Room Had tp pay extra for car parking Badly equipped Bar.
dirty filthy hotel , so ran down n dirty . no tv remote - no heating - dirty bedding would strongly recommend giving this 1 a miss !!!!!
Clean sheets
Stained dirty carpets
Nothing, I am afraid.
The hotel was absolutely filthy. Although the bedding was crisp and clean, the room, furniture, walls, fittings etc. were not at all clean. The shower was mouldy, filthy and had broken/dirty tiles. The man who "greeted" us was very curt and could not wait to get out of our room having shown us to it. The accommodation was not worth half the price we paid.
I had read reviews already but wanted somewhere cheap and close to Brands Hatch. Well parking was fine then checked in to find that you had to pay £3 to park overnight. Shown to one of the rooms called garden rooms and open the door and the place had a horrible smell. The heating was on full which i turned off, the radiator in the toilet stayed on all the time. I didnt have food so cant comment
first had to pay for car park, only cans of beer/cider or wine, dirty carpets, not signed posted {no hotel name} went passed it twice, more heating or close the doors
Staff friendly and helpful.
The annexe needs refurbishing. Could hear quite a lot from adjoining rooms
Felt comfortable witch was good very happy
Size of the rooms Location
Mould on the curtains Bathroom dated Stains on the carpet Wardrobe door not attached light fitting hanging out of socket extension leads used for power supply
The whole hotel was dirty, noisy and an experience best forgotten.
The welcome was disinterested, the interior tired, shabby and noisy. The room awful, left without staying, booked in elsewhere. Not recommended don't be fooled by the exterior photo. 5 the rate boarding house.
Everything !
The room was dirty and damp. The bathroom was in a very poor state of repair with a seriously rusty leaking radiator. The place should be closed down. V poor value for money.
the price is very expensive was filthy dirty rude staff bathroom was tiny could not have a proper shower
Only how close it was to the wedding we were attending!
Staff were rude and unhelpful! The beds hadn't been changed and there was dirty underwear in the room! I think it is used as a hostel as well but this was not made obvious to us when we booked!! Over priced for what we got!!
Nice reception staff. Proximity to station.
Cramped parking, for which we were charged extra. the only time I have been charged extra for wifi since we landed in the UK. tiny bathroom with bad plumbing in the shower. Steep narrow staircase for lugging suitcases up. Camp bed and double when I had asked for a twin for my son and me.
We had one of the new chalets as opposed to the main building. Tea,coffee AND biscuits. Comfy and clean beds. Right next to Sevenoaks train station.
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My husband and I recently stayed at this hotel, it was a last minute decision and to be honest the only hotel we would find with availability due to the bank hotel local events happening. I wish we hadn't bothered. It is very overpriced, very poor decoration and dated. We had the choice of two rooms neither of which I would have chosen in I hadn't already paid by the internet! The man at reception was rather grumpy and we waited a long time to be greeted. The bedroom was cold and very dated and the bed uncomfortable with paper thin walls meaning you could here next doors conversations. The bathroom was disgusting and had mould around the tiles, cobwebs and as for the bath panel it was literally disintegrating. The breakfast was atrocious, we were greeted by the most rude woman who had no manners at all most impolite and never once smiled she literally shouted at other guests. We had to wait ages for our breakfast, which was virtually inedible. The only other guests in the breakfast dining room were a lovely couple who ordered their food before us and received it a good 10 minutes after we had finished as the rude woman forgot to process their order. It wasn't like they were busy just four people in the restaurant but service was awful the worst I have ever seen. I would warn people about this hotel which still displays a very out of date 3 star award, there is no way this is one star quality in my opinion. I would never return.
Perfect location for commute to London.
Inconsistent hospitality. Standard of cleanliness very low e.g used soap in shower recess. Charged for parking while spaces are hired out to London commuters. Fire exit behind locked door (Room 226). Fire escape in state of disrepair.
The Moorings was a basic guest house but OK for 1 or 2 nights Room facilities basic but enough for what we wanted at short notice. Staff friendly and polite Location great
Car park difficult to manouver in. Seemed to be used extensively by contract workers whom hung around outside the entrance which could be a bit intimidating for some guests
Booked this last minute for myself and my pregnant wife as a base from which to visit family in the area. Was shocked at the dirty, small rooms which were outdated, dusty and in need to a hoover and a good clean! After asking to be moved to a cleaner room than the one we were given off the garden, we begrudgingly spent one night in a just passable, musty room upstairs. Breakfast (extra £5 each!) was poor. On the second night we returned to the room and found water leaking through the celing onto the bed!! First response from the staff was to "move the bed out of the way". Needless to say we left and will not be returning.
Location was good,easy to find,rooms good size,c omf'ortable beds,quite good facilities and very quiet at night because we were located in an annexed at the rear of the hotel,breakfast was OK.
There was/a leaking radiator in the bathroom, the end of a curtain rail came off the wall,the bathroom fan was noisy and went on a long time,you had to pay extra for breakfast and car parking and wi-fi connection.
Attitude of staff. Having to pay extra for basics such as parking, WiFi, and breakfast. Drab decor. Narrow, steep stairs, in poor condition, up to bedroom. Room too hot. Shower/WC compartment far too small. revolting 'cooked' breakfast, congealed scrambled egg, tinned tomatoes, fat soaked fried bread, greasy mushrooms. I cannot remember staying at a worse hotel. It was a relief to leave. Am I entitled to a refund?
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Posted by G on 11/02/2014
My husband and I love getting breakfast here! The pancakes and hashbrowns are DELICIOUS, as is the breakfast sausage. Check out the combos for great deals. One downside is that some of the waitresses are unpleasant, but there are a few sweethearts.
Posted by Heidi Johnson on 10/26/2014
Always good and enjoyable. One of the few diners left.
Posted by bingogal12 on 10/21/2014
One does not go here for the food whose prices keep going up, up, up. and quality goes down, down, down. However, the servers are friendly and helpful and there is a light bright atmosphere that easily accommodates people.in a convenient location.
Posted by Anonymous on 09/01/2014
Family brought home a "Tuna salad" if that's what they call it. It had to be the most pathetic looking salad I have ever seen. I guess throwing a few leaves of lettuce in there allows them to call it a salad. It was pretty much a scoop of tuna, two leaves of lettuce, an egg, beets(?!), and potato salad.
Posted by Fran on 06/08/2014
I used to work there when Mr. Perloff owned it. In fact it was the first job I had as a busboy. The service and food was excellent. The waitresses were friendly and really professional. Not now. The last couple times I was there the service was adequate. One time it was so bad we complained to the manager and it gave us another waitress.
Posted by Ananymous on 01/10/2014
My husband an I went in for breakfast..food came out fast and hot. Our server was pleasant and very on top of things. My coffee was never empty. Will go back again.
Posted by Anonymous on 01/09/2014
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"Portable" Food near/in Penn Station
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- Philly Ray Feb 11, 2008 06:10 PM
My wife and I will be seeing Young Frankenstein on Saturday afternoon. Unfortunately, we will not be able to stay in NYC for dinner after the show, but we would like to try to pick up something decent that we can eat on the train.
Are there any good options between the theater (42nd St) and Penn Station or in Penn Station itself? We were thinking maybe we could find a good sushi place that will do takeout. If not, any other recommendations would be appreciated.
Stout is a restaurant/bar just outside of Penn Station..less than a block away and it has pretty good food and variety. Never hurts to enjoy a beer while you wait for your order to be ready.
I've heard the Tracks in Penn Station is good, although I've never been. It's on the LIRR level to the left of the ticket windows.
I assume you're looking for a real meal, rather than the better or more chowhoundy takeout places. One possiblity could be Koreatown, which is between 5th and 6th Avenues on 32nd St. (one block east of Penn Station). Search the boards -- I'm sure some places would do a good takeout. You could also get something from any of the places in Times Square or the theater district - again, search the boards and see what's recommended. You can also check menupages.com to see the menus and then call an ask about takeout.
re: LloydG
Woo Ji Rip in Koreatown has tons of prepared meals and sides. Perfect for getting a few dishes to share while on the go. W 32nd btw 5th and Broadway
re: JSHAFT78
I would definitely say Woorijip. If you decide against the fresh dinner at the buffet, you can always pick up a pack of kimbap or something similar.
re: JungMann
I'll add my vote to that list. Warning -- a lot of Korean food is quite pungent. Your fellow train mates may not appreciate it.
re: Miss Needle
That's why we were hoping for some good sushi recs.. Very train friendly and we don't have to worry about keeping it warm until we board the train..
But please keep the recommendations coming!! Thanks!!
re: Philly Ray
Kimbap is *like* sushi and I don't find it pungent at all. Japchae and other non-kimchi banchan are also rather neutral if you're worried about wafting chili and garlic smells.
re: JungMann
Is Woo Ji Rip open for lunch? We're actually looking for a pre-show meal as well (sit down) and Korean is something we don't get much of in Philly.
re: Philly Ray
Yep, open for lunch too (is it 24-hours now? I forget...) but be prepared for the lunch crowds. The noodle bar in the back is particularly good. There's a seating area and the turnover is relatively quick, but if you don't get Korean in Philly, it would be worth your while to look at sit-down restaurants (and partake in the ban chan!) along the rest of that block. Most of the K-town restaurants are open 24 hours a day, so you won't have much of a problem finding one that's open for lunch.
re: theannerska
Which of the other sit-down places would you recommend? Our train gets in around 11:45, so we're hoping to sit down for lunch around 12 noon.
re: Philly Ray
Yes, there are so many other option than Woo Ri Jip for lunch. Woo Ri Jip is good because it's fast and really cheap (you could spend less than five bucks there for lunch). And you will see mobs of people there (Korean and non-Korean) because it's fast and cheap. But the food is not the best. You can definitely do better.
For sit-down Korean restaurants (they're pretty much all open for lunch), you can try either Kun Jip or Won Jo on 32nd Street between 5th and Broadway. If the wait is too long at Kun Jip or Won Jo, you can try Gum Gang San.
re: pronek
I've eaten Go Go Curry on the LIRR. I don't think it's a problem. If you're going on Amtrak, then you'll have two seats to yourselves, so you won't have to worry about the person sitting next to you.
I think the best you can do in Penn Station is Island Dine, located at the LIRR end of the Connecting Concourse (there's a Nedick's at the front of the space and a KFC in the back).
Jamaican patties, oxtail, goat, rice, plantains and the like.
The food is easily portable, though you may risk offending other passengers if you make particularly odorous selections.
You can stop by Ben's on 38th, Olympic Pita further East on 38th, or even Macy's Cellar, which has some decent take out foods. You can also hit up Jacks World for the 99cent snack food and drinks. There's a ton of stuff on 9th Avenue, mostly in the opposite direction you need to go. Worjipp in Koreatown is a good option, but there's nothing really good there, it's just cheap and utilitarian. You'd be better off going to the Japanese/Korean market across the street and buying snack items, then stopping off in one of the bun shops for a few of those too. You're also pretty close to Soul Fixins' which has some fun choices, even if it's on the pricier side of takeout. If you really want to splurge, you can stop off at the greasiest Gray's Papaya location, at 8th/37th.
re: bombaybeauty
If your still thinking sushi your best option would be the Haru on 43rd street just west of 7th/Broadway. Takeouts no problem. It's part of a chainlet and though many will complain of the the large size of the pieces the quality is good.
re: Stuffed Monkey
I still think that's the best way for us to go for the return trip. We don't have to worry about keeping it warm until we board the train and it shouldn't offend other passengers.
How are their rolls?