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CartLegger: Peter: I hate to disagree with you, but a quick look at your sources points out a flaw in your conclusion. Scorecard, a generally dependable site for a wide range of release, is way off......

in response to: Brooklyn Navy Yard Cogeneration Facility by Peter

CartLegger: I gotta agree with you on this one Peter. With all the nutritional wonders of NYC, nothing can quite measure up to the magic of the Dekalb Farmers Market. The food is from everywhere, the......

in response to: Dekalb Farmers Market by Peter

Peter: it is indeed a good store. many of their products are a bit on the pricy side ($10 for two ounces of [[goo:krink]], etc), but in all cases, you get a very good product, and......

in response to: Scrap Yard nyc GRAFFITI STORE by art views

Peter: ok, people... what is it, exactly, that makes {bushwick} so "scary"? i mean, really. i wish someone would just come out and spell it out for us, because i dont buy it. sure, the neighborhood......

in response to: My House in Bushwick by matthew

Peter: its {smug} and {osker}. i was holding my breath trying to not be the first to mention it and out myself as the resident graf nerd fanboy, for what its worth. that photo is a great......

in response to: What Happened to BEMS? by Elicar

Peter: although im a {new york}er, i agree with mcarthur. ive watched this post for over a year and though its taught me a lot about a place ive never been (and about some of the......

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

little ukraine: glad to see so much love for Missing Foundation and the like. CartLegger, there is a pretty decent amount of information online. Try http://www.hungryeyerecords.com/bands/missing_foundation/index_old.html http://petemissing.de/ in addition to Peter's links above. Also, the work of......

in response to: Your House Is Mine - Return of a Legend by little ukraine

Peter: its hard to be objective about "safety" and "neighborhoods" in nyc in general, as everyone has their own stories and experiences, and fluke things happen in every neighborhood, from the hood to park avenue. but i......

in response to: My House in Bushwick by matthew

Cay: I started out hopeful and willing and embracing the challenge of fitting in and making it work. I'm just sharing with those who care to listen to go about their business, and deal with......

in response to: My House in Bushwick by matthew

Peter: cay: firstly, i think its humorously ironic that you qualify "not scaremongering" by saying "god knows {nyc} is scary enough". thats a dated, inaccurate and stereotypical statement that i dont appreciate much, as a {new......

in response to: My House in Bushwick by matthew

Peter: this is a pretty thought provoking topic, and definitely one that prompted me to also think of the {bronx}... check this: [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Bronx#The_Bronx_in_the_movies]] apparently, it had alot to do with arson-for-insurance fraud... which would certainly parallel with the fiscal......

in response to: Why Did Bushwick Burn? by upfromflames

Peter: in all my years in nyc, ive encountered but one subway sketcher. that leads me to think it could be the same guy you encountered, mike. 96th... im thinking we were on the same line.........

in response to: Getting Off: by Peter

Peter: ahh, {dr pepper}! when i first moved to {nyc} in 1995, it was impossible to find {dr pepper}, and as a transplanted {southerner}, i was frustrated that it wasnt available anywhere. as a matter of......

in response to: America\'s Most Boring Towns: 9 by Scott Sargent

Peter: jamie: youre pretty much right. not all are as creepy as they appear in some of these sorts of photos, but theyre definitely desolate and full of tons of nothingness. when i drove from {nyc}......

in response to: America\'s Most Boring Towns: 5 by Scott Sargent

Peter: it just strikes me as odd. cause here in nyc, you never see a single block so abandoned looking when its that light outside, heh....

in response to: Empty City by Myke

Peter: linear parks can be problematic? how about {riverside park}? its one of my all-time favorite parks in {nyc}... not only have i spent countless hours lounging about in it on sunny days, watching the river......

in response to: The Highline Debate... by Nick Aster

Peter: hahaha, again, nice find! ive always been a good driver (knock on wood) but my skills and reaction time (as well as parallel parking mojo) have increased acutely since moving to {nyc}. but as for me,......

in response to: You Have Failed by torontofreelance

JA IS THE KING...: BITCH PLEASE JA KNOCKS ALL THESE SUCKERS OUT THE BOX..THE SABER SHIT IS IN A SEWER IT TOOK HIM A YEAR ,,WHAT A JOKE JA DISSED THAT IN HALF AN HOUR IN THE MIDDLE OF......

in response to: JA: A True NYC King by Peter

Peter: the {MTA} is bureaucracy at its finest (worst?)! soaking up maximum funds whilst giving minimal services. i bet there are people on the MTA control board that have never even ridden public trans in {nyc}......

in response to: Subway Decay by Peter

Peter: there is a building in my old neighborhood, on the {upper west side}, that houses a healthclub on the 7th floor. and wonder of wonders, they have a pool there! there are apartments all around......

in response to: Astor Place Silhouette by Peter

Peter: some people have an affinity of living in fear. i choose otherwise. and i fucking love living in nyc....

in response to: Humboldt Park by corsakti

Leon: "Peter: 3rd May 2004 - 15:33 GMT I live in NYC. I rarely tro ever see gang-related drama. maybe im just lucky!" I'm with Peter on that one ... I've spent late nights sitting outside on Flatbush, without......

in response to: Humboldt Park by corsakti

Peter: here in {nyc}, when you put out a dead refrigerator to be taken away with the trash, theres a law that requires you to remove the doors; apparently, back in the days when fridges had......

in response to: Beware of Dog by Peter

Peter: the whole {trainspotting}/{railfan} phenomenon fascinates me... we have it here in {nyc}, too, but on a much smaller scale... i bet most people wouldnt even know what you were talking about. but, categorizing all the trains......

in response to: Peterborough and the Smells of Pollution, Etc... by Colin James Watling

Peter: its not particularly bold to make these sorts of series. remember that in {nyc}, one can get away with almost anything without raising much attention, particularly if suitable amounts of subtlety and tact are used.......

in response to: Christmas Eve\'s Eve by Peter

Peter: you should start asking. when i see people in nyc snapping photos of buildings and whatnot, i sometimes stop them and mention this site, hehehehe. shameless, perhaps, but... you can get away with it here,......

in response to: Feuille Sur Le Verre Cassé by groovehouse

Peter: those are my feet, heh. ive had quite a few pair of chucks and they indeed stand up to daily wear here in nyc, where i sometimes walk miles in a day. the soles are......

in response to: Shoes & Feet by sine

Peter: "question fixed gear"? huh? ive been riding fixed/trackbikes for years and never ended up in the hospital. also: im not snotty, and i can assure you that most of the people involved in the above......

in response to: Monster Track 6: NYC Messenger\'s Race by Peter

Peter: and [[1768:another]]: [[img:3964]] theyre steam vents... theres a huge (and ancient, hah) network of steam-pipes/tunnels in nyc's infrastructure. whenever {ConEd} or some other utility group goes in to do work, they often have to avert/redirect/vent off the......

in response to: Road works by barry

Peter: thanks elaine! a personal/partial/summary is exactly what i was looking for :) neighborhood vibes are interesting. we have proximal areas that sound just like those places here in nyc......

in response to: abject objects by elaine

Peter: im not sure its technically legal, but there are a handfull of groups here in nyc that go around "harvesting" clearly abandoned bikes... they take the parts and frames, clean them, rebuild them up into......

in response to: Abandoned Bikes by JayEastsider

jayeastsider : Hey peter you from nyc? my ex wife is from the Bronx I got some cool nyc pic's as well I used to go down there about 3 to 4 times a year a love......

in response to: Warehouse Top by Peter

Peter: i love where you say ##I keep finding interesting things I thought only existed on weekends##... i had the exact epiphany when i started walking to work here in nyc... then again when i started......

in response to: Queen Streetcar & Sudden Exercise by Michael

Peter: totally. last time i flew, they confiscated my- get this- nosehair trimmers... which have blades that are like 2mm long. hahahahahaha. but then again, that was at a nyc airport. naturally, theyre freaky about security......

in response to: Herd Instinct: Luton - Belfast by Jamie

Peter: sane & ja. true allcity nyc kings!...

in response to: Sane Smith: Puttin' the Green in Greenpoint by Peter

Peter: this is a great entry, marc. thanks for showing up on this site... im fascinated by much of what you wrote, and indeed, couldnt have put it any better in regards to hacking-via-transportation... ive often thought......

in response to: Hack the City by Marc

Peter: while that second photo is totally philly, i gotta tell you that its almost uncanny how much that first photo looks like where i went to college on the upper west side in nyc. its......

in response to: Lunch Hour by vz

Peter: the same thing happened to my wife when she was taking the photo for [[570:this entry]] at rockefeller center in nyc... go figure!...

in response to: The Gherkin by Hasslehoff

Peter: hi jo! thanks for posting these. wow, that train station looks like something out of the future... as you know, we dont have anything nearly that cool here in nyc. nz must have hired some......

in response to: britomart by starlajo

Peter: hi jerry... thanks for the compliments. i do truly have an affection for this city- that probably stems from moving up here from down south about 10 years ago- i literally had to fall in......

in response to: Westside Market: NYC by Peter

Peter: as long as youre always looking, life is good. you take photos when you can and file all the rest into "probable inspirations for text" later, heh. the cam sounds cool. were saving for a new......

in response to: Our Sky is Chalk by Paul G

Peter: synchronism: we have those same parking meters in nyc....

in response to: handprints on a post box by Jamie

Peter: sometimes, here in nyc, the crosswalk signs get confused, and flash conflicting messages- the white sillhouette of a walking person over the orange flashing hand that says "stop!". it can be very tricky....

in response to: How to press the walk button in Amsterdam by corsakti