"Here's a brand new cylinder of Queens Crap on Station Road and 161st Street, the replacement for two 2-family houses. Once the Plywood Fence of Doom comes down, and the sport utility vehicles are ensconced on the concrete ramps currently being smoothed out, the buildings' residents will deal with the screeching brakes and horns of the Long Island Rail Road, which runs through the backyard. At least there'll be little terraces so they can soak up the fumes from the delivery trucks for the Milk Barn across the street." - K.W.
Monday, March 5, 2007
Stuck on Station Road
"Here's a brand new cylinder of Queens Crap on Station Road and 161st Street, the replacement for two 2-family houses. Once the Plywood Fence of Doom comes down, and the sport utility vehicles are ensconced on the concrete ramps currently being smoothed out, the buildings' residents will deal with the screeching brakes and horns of the Long Island Rail Road, which runs through the backyard. At least there'll be little terraces so they can soak up the fumes from the delivery trucks for the Milk Barn across the street." - K.W.
5 comments:
Definitely a " wrong side of the tracks" project, no matter how the real estate ads will promote it!
How can I buy stock in Fedders?
Brian Mc Laughlin's office used to be on the opposite side of the tracks on Depot Road.
It's been replaced by a Korean Missionary something or other.
Brian's new office, may yet, be a jail cell!
H-m-m-m....from Albany to Attica?
You know, it would be cheaper to encarcerate him in one of those "housing" units on Station Road!
I live across the street and I am happy to see the two old house go.
For years and years both hoses were full of illegal imigraints living in every square inch of thoes big houses, the attic the cellar the garage.
Cars parked everwhere on that property, now I have new houses across the street and a better neighborhood
Who do you think will move into the new houses? Yuppies?
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