Saturday, April 21st 2007

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Kool Rah: I was born in East Orange in 1974. Grew up in Doddtown E.O. and its was a cool spot to be in. I moved down south to the Atl when I was about 18. Now things are different in E.O. Cool place to visit because I still have fam up...

in response to The Projects of East Orange

prof: I think it looks awesome this way, good thing you wear the same pants as a young new yorker's father

in response to Street Scenes Around Midtown

darrell blanchard: well worth the trip, wow what a castle!!!

in response to Bishop Castle: Another Self-Made Masterpiece

serlingrod: keep em coming, St. Louis is definitally underrepresented.

in response to Lemp Brewery

serlingrod: I think you're refering to deindustrialized inner-city neighborhoods in general...they're not all red brick. Statistically St. Louis does remain the most dangerous U.S. city.

in response to Benton Park

joey: from my urban experience you'll find the crime rate is highest in america's older red brick building neighborhoods

in response to Benton Park

Andre: Pharoh And Laffy was real friends of mines. Me and Pharoh use to watch Saturday Night Main Event at house and play Baseball all day. I am glad the book was written but in the movie There Are No Children Here a lot of stuff was left. I am a...

in response to henry horner projects

Andre: I grew up in horner as well. Born in 1920 W washington #303 Then at 1943 w Lake #410 then at 120 N. Hermitage. So you can see I know the hornets well. I grew up with the kids from the book There Are No Children Here. I had good memories there...

in response to henry horner projects

Cristina: This Is Amazing, And Great Pictures

in response to East Side

joey: some strong gusty winds lately have 'cleaned' the schoolyard of it's usual litter

in response to Cloud_scape

joey: they ran out of paint otherwise i bet it would have read, s-t-o-n-e-d.

in response to Stone

Former Frederictonian: Too bad we only get one side of the story. It's also too bad that your friend Asaf and his friends have spent their University careers protesting EVERY cause that comes across thier desks, and taking up EVERY issue that is hot at the time. After a while...

in response to I Was Arrested Today

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