Tuesday, April 3rd 2007

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iman: damn, that's gotta be a lot of money for that. by the way jack, i guess you live around 3rd street huh? i don't know my way around the city too well, i just moved here from long island. ive been here for about three months now.

in response to Balcony on West Third Street

iman: this isn't my neiborhood, ilive in brooklyn. i just have to comment on that black porsche. nice!

in response to A Garden Above the Streets

iman: those times feel so peaceful.

in response to Snow on Third Ave

iman: hey, i think i was here when i was little. this place just looks familiar.

in response to A Country Divided Against Itself Surely Cannot Stand

iman: i wish i was around in the good old days, not in this time when people are scared and say that they're tough.

in response to The Jets and the Sharks

iman: nah man, that would pay rent for about two months.

in response to $75,000 Worth of Soda Cans

iman: these people would be great cartoonists.

in response to Graf Utz in Manhattan

iman: well, that just shows that bad luck can happen to two people in the same place.

in response to Man Throwing Up As Another Man Walks into Cement Truck.

iman: hey jack, you're right man, and the things i was involved in were just like the old days. we aren't trouble makers or anything like that, we just chill as a group of kids with a group name. and i actually do plan to get a degree, and am...

in response to But There Is No Other Door for the over 50 Year Old Gang

mikel: nice pics ghost post more please if you can

in response to Murder at Independence Hall

intersys: Nice to see Bushwick coming back again Back in the day ('69 or so) I used to teach at PS 106 on Putnam Ave.

in response to Bushwick: The Fire Woman

CE: I've been to some of the bars in the Vollage and some of them are pretty cool. You don't have to be gay to go.

in response to Pretzel Stair Sculpture

susy: there are alote of buildings like the space needle!

in response to Spawn of the Space Needle

jack: iman you sound like a smart kid, in the 50's in brooklyn there were little street gangs on every other corner. a gang then were just a group, a clan, kids from down the street who hung out at malt shops. there were bigger gangs like the coney...

in response to But There Is No Other Door for the over 50 Year Old Gang

EvilGentleman: The why would have to be art. The when, I have no clue. Frank, you seem to be artistically and architectually educated, any clue as to the name of it? And as far as the gay village goes, I took a bunch of pictures there on Sunday which I will...

in response to Pretzel Stair Sculpture

iman: man, the view of the city is nice. but me personally, i can just go up on my roof. but for anyone who has never been here, maybe you live in another state or something, you're looking at the greatest city in the world.

in response to Windowview

iman: hey evilgentlemen, i actually did not know this was not a gang website at first, because i looked up gangs on google and that's how i found this site. but i'm not all about that stuff. besides, there are plenty of gang websites. and by the way, the over 50...

in response to But There Is No Other Door for the over 50 Year Old Gang

iman: so jack, you used to roll with the old gangs? did you know them or were you in one of them? and if so, which one?

in response to But There Is No Other Door for the over 50 Year Old Gang

iman: zagg's right, and how did you get it off without anyone seeing?

in response to Hool Was Here

Frank S. Besner: Well, the tubes remained silent about the details surrounding this sculpture but I am assuming (as I stated earlier) that it is very likely made to echo the spiral staircases that are so common in many bourough of the city, the gay village, where the sculpture is located, being one...

in response to Pretzel Stair Sculpture

JB: I think graft is the way foward today fr those graft lovers, keep up the good work......... Mangi PNG...

in response to only tease clits

Dcchanged man: I lived in bushwick from 1968-1982 Comfort and hell in bushwick depends on which pocket you lived in. The dead end streets of buswick Aberdeen , Granite , Desales Place and so on where a lot safer. The area around Pilling , Moffat, and Chauncy between Bushwick and Evergreen where pretty...

in response to My House in Bushwick

joey: better off with an odd number

in response to Light and Shadows

LAila: Yeah... my Korean students from Kwangju told me about the yellow sand. They said they can't go outside because the streets are full of dust. It will affect their skins and eyes... That's why they have to be careful!

in response to Yellow Sand

Sue: I had a family member who worked at this plant and is still with GM. It was sad to see this plant destroyed. It's sad really. This plant was already around when I was born and was there a good portion of my adolescence. I don't live...

in response to Abandoned General Motors Plant

Mika M: to gladis: 23rd Mar 2007 - 11:50 GMT That was real terrible life. If we have same kind of life in here, i think i might be a dead then. How did u even can go out in evening. In here, I can go out any time in 24h/7 and I doesn`t have...

in response to GANGS ON NYC

Jay: I grew up nearby and walked past Benny Farim on my way to Monklands H.S. (now a Sr Citizens Residence) Had many friends who lived here and remember the community sense that exited. Kids played outdoors and moms handed out cookies. It was a safe and happy...

in response to The Benny Farm Condemned Housing Projects

GGP: LUV YA, J!

in response to Hool Was Here

zagg: so how long did it take for you to break the sign like that?

in response to Hool Was Here

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