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Under the surface
Away, OOC chat,

The in character boards. Please keep OOC out of this board as much as you can. Here you'll find.. History Applications, Profiles, Sign ups of any kind.

Place all requests here, board requests, house requests, graphic requests, and music requests.

Looking for someone to roleplay with, leave yourself a thread and see if people answer your requests.

Got juicy gossip about someone at school? Write it here anonymously.

Account: Gossip.
Password: Gossip

Do you have a band, or are you looking for members, this is where you put your band, we can advertise different members here.

Leave me a message! Of course this is the place for your cell phone. Leave your friends a voice message about hanging out for the night. Make sure you leave your phone information

Email me back and say our love will never die. Email my heart! Yes this is your email inbox. Leave friends a message, get messages from people at school, and teachers too

A place to keep your characters secret thoughts, and wishes. You can read but don't write in them, unless your a family member or the owner gave you permission.

Post your characters screenname for those late night chats between characters. Or if you don't have a messenger, you can always post conversations here.

Welcome to Myspace, The place for friends. Make yourself a myspace. Add friends, and start talking amongst yourselves. Get to know other people from Queens, from school, or talk to family.

Please keep all pictures, no bigger than 500 in length.

Here you can find your class schedual, team sign-ups, and other school related files.

Place your picture in the year book, and a description about yourself below it. Make sure you post in the appropriate spot.

The first level at Jamaica. You enter the hallways through the West and East entrances. Then on the other side, is the entrance to the gym, and the Auditorium.

The second level for the high school. You'll find the library, english, and literature rooms. More lockers, a staircase, and Language hall

The third floor, is the location for the science rooms. More lockers, the balcony for the auditorium. And a few extra class rooms, and a hidden staircase.

The lower level of Jamaica High school. It's a rather long hallway with tons of empty rooms. But most of the rooms hold old documents, and papers from when the school first opened. Kids sneak down here at times, to see if the rumors about it being haunted are true.

The front of the school, and the parking lot. The football field, and the track. Or any other place that might be found on the school grounds.

On the outskirts of the town where most of the big games are held, some clubs, and a few parks. Around the buidlings are quiet places to just relax.

Just around the corner, is organized roughly by country of origin — and, apparently, every country in the Balkan-Mediterranean nexus makes about 45 kinds of fruit preserves. Euro Market has no produce section, but for condiments and other dry goods its selection is unbeatable. I've scored some amazing Dalmatian cherry syrup here, as well as Greek pasta with great texture, and, more unexpected, Spanish paprika and sherry vinegar. There's even a section of British items — like Ribena and Heinz baked beans.

An indoor performing arts center located in Flushing Meadows Corona Park

On a prime corner in the strip of Steinway Street's unofficial Mid-East-North-Africa business district, Little Morocco has a whole range of hot food and salads from North Africa. But if you start with the rich, faintly spicy merguez (lamb sausage), tucked in a length of French bread and topped with a zingy green-olive relish, you might never get any farther down the menu. Especially if you smear on a little extra red-pepper harissa for sweet heat.

The Bohemian Hall is a part of New York City history. It boasts the last original remaining Beer Garden in all New York City where once there were hundreds. So instead of stopping by a gas station and picking up some cheap six-pack, why not venture into Bohemian Hall and be introduced to what beer should really taste like?

This park was created in 1986 by American sculptor Mark di Suvero on former landfill. In addition to exhibition space, the park offers an arts education program and job training

Long Island City is currently home to the largest fortune cookie factory in the United States, owned by Wonton Foods and producing four million fortune cookies a day. Lucky numbers included on fortunes in the company's cookies led to 110 people across the United States winning $100,000 each in a May 2005 drawing for Powerball. Come on in for a tour and free cookies!

The Queens Botanical Garden now consists of 39 acres of rose, bee, herb, and perennial gardens. It is open to the public.

You'll find a bunch of shops down here, resteraunts and other things to hang out in.

Opened in 1975, the little bakery has always provided delicious baked goods to the community. Selling everything from cookies and bars to cheese cake and wedding cake, Mama's Little Bakery is definitely a place to hit up for baked goods.

The largest urban beach in the United States, stretching for miles along the Rockaway Peninsula facing the Atlantic Ocean. The beach is run and operated by the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation. Rockaway Beach was once known as the "Irish Riviera" because of the large Irish American population in the area.

AMC Theatres is the second largest movie theatre chain in North America and the only chain out of the 12 largest on the continent that did not go bankrupt during the 2001-2002 recession. The theatre has 12 screens for your viewing pleasure on those pesky crowded midnight showings of hit blockbuster movies.

The P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center is one of the largest and oldest institutions in the United States dedicated solely to contemporary art. It is located in the neighborhood of Long Island City, Queens in New York City.

Historically a German neighborhood, it is now home to many small families of diverse backgrounds, including Eastern Europeans, Latinos, and Central and Western Europeans. The homes range from six-family homes to row homes.

The neighborhood is comprised predominantly of detached single-family homes with a mostly Irish American, Italian American, German American, and Indian American working and middle class population.

Jamaica Estates is a wealthy neighborhood in the New York City borough of Queens. Jamaica Estates now has significant Jewish American, Italian American, and Asian American populations. It is considered one of the most expensive and exclusive residential areas in Queens.

Rockaway Beach is a neighborhood on the Rockaway Peninsula in the New York City borough of Queens. It is located on the South Shore of Long Island. Most residents are of Irish ancestry.

I will place the old files here, with a noticfication on the date they were moved. So if your looking for a certain thread, it should be in this board, under one the the different boards with the date that they were moved.

Please don't post on them. If they were not finished. Let an admin know. The thread name, and where they were located, and we'll move them back.