Saturday, November 17th 2007

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in response to NYC Style Graffiti Throw Up

Belleville Roots: I don't live in Belleville; go back about once a year to visit. Believe me, it's not NYC or even Alb, NM, but it is a nice place to "get away from it all." Obviously you've never actually been to Bellevile, just driven by. You...

in response to America\'s Most Boring Towns: 3

Anony Mouse: Hmmm, guess they don't exist.

in response to Soon to Be Demolished: York House

Resident of Hutch: I know I know very little about the actual problems. Hutchinson has lots of problems. This has been a eye opener!

in response to America\'s Most Boring Towns: 10

jeeff: i really like the subtle stuff going on in that anser piece. it looks like jelly. lots of great work otherwise. thx for sharing.

in response to Hawaii Graffiti, Part III

the man: YOU SUCK AT WRITING. I HOPE YOU ARE NOT A PROFESSIONAL, BECAUSE YOU REALLY, REALLY SUCK. OH AND ONE MORE THING, YOU SMELL BAD.

in response to Motor City

jack: very nice pic'e i like the tombstone that looks like a tree trunk.

in response to Church on a Green

jack: thank you little ukraine, i never knew about that ceremony, i thought new yorkers forgot about that fire, seems when i read the book about it many years ago i became emotionaly tied to the event. i guess there may be other famous or infamous places in manhattan like...

in response to Walking Through Washington Square Park On My Way to Dinner

annah: Jacksonville is a great city to buid yourself up. It's easy to stay out of trouble if you are a teen, and if you have the proper mindset, you can really make something of yourself here, fccj is a great school. THen you can leave and explore other citys and...

in response to Scenes from a Little Town Called Jacksonville

Stephen: I have listened to disturbances outside the library, outside the post office, outside the Nags Head and around Sparrow Park and I feel sorry for the landlord and the pub customers and the residents who have to tolerate the inconvenience. I believe we accept the louts and...

in response to These Things No Longer Exist

pv: e ai pessoal vai te hevento em algum lugar ai?? me add no msn: kolape@hotmail.com

in response to Le Parkour

FREDDIE: these were the 2 major players on da 4 line chk there interview http://www.subwayoutlaws.com/Interviews/MARK%20198%20and%20KIT%2017.htm

in response to Mark 198 KIT17 MG Boys

little ukraine: serlingrod - i feel the same way. don't know if it would be fair to say there is total apathy regarding triangle shirtwaist. every year on march 25 they close off the block and have a memorial ceremony, and read the names of the victims. the FDNY sends...

in response to Walking Through Washington Square Park On My Way to Dinner

Stephen: I called in the Nags Head when I was in Irlam and I had a pint of best bitter and it was very nice and I had the buffet lunch and it was nice. The Nags head reputation continues but the pub nowadays is...

in response to These Things No Longer Exist

serlingrod: it really blows my mind to imagine the infinite number of moments and events which have ever occured in a place like new york city.

in response to Walking Through Washington Square Park On My Way to Dinner

lederer_brian@yahoo.com: They are going to have to legalize drugs before any serious crime is going to go down percentage wise. which is true in any place in the world especially the U.S.A.

in response to Crime in Oslo

stepha: wow, vague memories of push carts, (i was born in 1945),what about a store, not sure where, you stepped down a few steps to get in, they had chickens and eggs and would kill a chicken and dress it and you would pick it up later????

in response to Eastern Parkway Memories

Stephen: Just thinking about razzmatazz, if you think Irlam has changed stand outside the Nags Head on a Saturday night and watch the hooligans being disruptive in and around Sparrow Park.

in response to These Things No Longer Exist

Helen: I left Eldon Road when I went to University and I found the studies and way of life difficult. Life changed when I found a boyfriend and I found the social life lively. I occasionally visit Irlam to see friends but the old town has lost its razzmatazz.

in response to These Things No Longer Exist

Leo: SALL SUNT DIN CONSTANTA AM 15 ANI PRACTIC DE CEVA TIMP PARKOUR CINE VREA SA MI SE ALATURE ID DE MESS:DINAMO_KING

in response to Istoria Parkour

jules: NOIIICEEE

in response to haha stencil

Maude: I just found out my husband's gg-GPs are buried here. I read online that a Mormon guy was mounting a huge clean-up effort here in 2003. What happened to that? This is so sad. Did you find any gravestones marked Rosenstein by any chance?

in response to Bayside Cemetary: Rememberance Overgrown

Ms boss (F.Y.G): Acorn iz a good school because itz small and u dont have 2 worry about alot of gossip from bruskiez datz hating but u can onli learn if u wanna learn

in response to Acorn Community High School

Peter: hey "like it is": even our 'beloved' hutchinson, kansas has more sex offenders per capita than bushwick! your brand of reactionary bullshit is just that... bullshit. whats your point? i mean... i live in bushwick, and trust me, worrying about where the nearest 'sex offender' lives is the least of...

in response to My House in Bushwick

Jeanne: I remember the charlotte rousses too. They were my reward for going shopping with my mother. But I got mine on Pitkin Ave. Does anyone remember the wonderful, old world out-door market with push-carts on Belmont Ave? I got the best knishes there.

in response to Eastern Parkway Memories

upfromflames: Dirty is a matter not just of water, but of politics, and of profit.

in response to Newtown Creek: Dirty Water

upfromflames: how utterly grisly...how history piles atop itself. And apathy atop sympathy. Its a matter of time.

in response to Walking Through Washington Square Park On My Way to Dinner

upfromflames: Is the difference real? Or is it just what feels better? Does it really take worn down buildings to house a pedophile? Seems to me they could live everywhere... From my own experience, as a teacher, it seems that people watch out for their own, and that much more in...

in response to My House in Bushwick

like it is: again visit www.familywatchdog.us and key in zip code 11221.

in response to My House in Bushwick

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