Saturday, February 7th 2009

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Michelle: Glad you like the pictures! I don't know an Ilona...

in response to Come Up to My Room

gg: jacksonville is the south. it's racist, and conservative, and narrow minded. people don't get out and coexist or attempt to be kind and friendly. there is a feeling of dread in this town for me.

in response to Scenes from a Little Town Called Jacksonville

Joe "Bubsy" Sullivan: This is in response to AJ Schure dated Dec 7, 2008. The Sullivans lived on the second floor at 1326 Sterling Place. The Morans lived in the apartment above us. I understand that your family lived there also prior to them. There was my mother and father, and my sister...

in response to Eastern Parkway Memories

Richard Sirop: I grew up in building 2. It is funny, we did not have much but thought we had it all. Tough times like these make you think of the good times you had with nothing. Go Red Army!!!

in response to Luna Park: Coney Island

Bart: Luna Park was the greatest place to grow up. I only realized it when I had moved away and thought about my childhood afterwards. I wish my children had experienced the same thing that I did. We are all lower middle class, but we had anything a child would ever...

in response to Luna Park: Coney Island

Bart: Luna Park was the greatest place to grow up. I only realized it when I had moved away and thought about my childhood afterwards. I wish my children had experienced the same thing that I did. We are all lower middle class, but we had anything a child would ever...

in response to Luna Park: Coney Island

cold crush: metro i heard that cope2 snitch you out is that true

in response to Metro Cope2

honestly: Is it honestly too difficult to imagine that it's ... a ... labor ... temple? It's a meeting space for organized and would-be organized labor. It's a historically registered, beating heart for one of the world's great labor movements. Read from what's below and you'll appreciate how sad it is...

in response to Labor Temple

Cameo: Oh yes... I also forgot to mention: Here we have workers working in typical government fashion. ONE guy actually working and 3 standing around doing NOTHING!

in response to Hydro Crews Inspecting Handwells

Cameo: Once the workers fix the hand-well, they spray paint the top RED. Does anybody else find this a little counter-intuitive?

in response to Hydro Crews Inspecting Handwells

Mike: does anyone remember Stella Dora Bakery I think it was on Wilson ave Let Me know if you remember

in response to Bushwick 77: The Casusos of Harman St.

anon (205.218.189.72.cfl.res.rr.com): Born in Wyckoff hosp,lived at 27 bleecker st went to St Barbaras Played stick ball, box ball,johnny on the pony and more. Unforgettable summers. Schooled in Halsey Jr. High.German family next door German deli on evergreen and Bleecker.Mike and Emma candy store where we were able to sneak a...

in response to Bushwick 77: The Casusos of Harman St.

zagg: Funtastic. Michelle, you wouldn't happen to be friends with anyone named Ilona, would you?

in response to Come Up to My Room

coty: In 1972, this building was a tenement building full of African American families. The Harlem Turks streetgang had their clubhouse down in its basement celler. The newly constructed building now serves as the main office center for hotel worker's health care.

in response to Old Harlem, New Harlem

The Dark Messenger Of Truth: Poor Peter Caine. He actually really might be gay. His fascination with it is basically an admission. The only problem here is that he thinks being gay is a BAD thing. By believing that it is a bad thing... he goes against everything he claims to...

in response to Fuck Neck Face

jj: i am from this funny little place as u put it..and i got my hair cut here too...some of the nicest people in ireland you will meet here..next time try to talk to us

in response to The Hair Shop

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