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- A couple of questions to ask at the meeting
- SJU student has swine flu
- Building Collapses at Lower Manhattan Construction...
- Bring us your viruses!
- Postal union decries waste of time
- Brooklyn park is a real dump
- City can't clean up Gowanus by itself
- Sears: Term limits "a very small issue"
- Hitting the delete key on illegal billboards
- Things got a little nuts in Fresh Meadows recently
- New direction for Atlas Park
- Two-tone crap
- Swine flu pandemic imminent
- Queens GOP continues to lack balls
- Queens hospitals' strange swine flu policy
- Happy birthday, Whitestone Bridge!
- Violent offenders get around Mike's gun laws
- Financial focus on Flushing
- Contamination coverup, part 2
- Bklyn builder dumps cash on Quinn & Katz
- Grace Meng expecting a baby
- Triboro Bridge hawk nest is back
- Finance commissioner quits
- Queens Crap built in Williamsburg
- St. Saviour's site excavated without permit
- Everyone knew except Bloomberg (yeah, ok!)
- Swine flu eyed in 2 U.S. deaths
- Our official apple?
- Contamination coverup
- High rises in Hallett's Cove?
- Hypocrisy at its best
- Project elevators to finally be repaired
- Pratt guy wants Gowanus development really badly
- Times visits lovely Laurelton
- Corona triangle crap
- Astoria has another blackout!
- Bloomberg clueless about plane photo op?
- Attention SFP Terriers!
- Can't wait for summer!
- Queens paper vs. illegal immigration
- Related may develop on top of park
- Poor planning leads to school seat shortage
- Flushing Airport a de facto nature preserve
- Scarano sues DOB
- We're just gluttons for punishment
- Part of Queens Blvd named after Manton
- Fire and ambulance cuts keep on coming
- Union Crap (w/o Gary Puckett)
- It's official. Prep has the swine flu.
- Woman's death is Con Ed's fault
- Daily News on Aqueduct: Build more housing!
- Water boarders continue the torture
- Rockrose split
- Too long of a wait for help
- JFK has most bird strikes
- Probing wide and deep
- 2nd Avenue subway delayed
- Contractors & unions reach agreement
- Preventing illegal halfway houses
- Missing an opportunity for nature preserve
- DOH Commissioner says swine flu outbreak "probable"
- Vandalism spree in LIC
- Great Hall getting a facelift
- Dramatic drop in building permits
- Much to say about Sean Bell Way
- Trimming the fat at the MTA
- IDT still at it
- Jamaica Bay marsh rebuilt successfully
- Maspeth & Woodside burglar family
- Bellerose craphouse getting a neighbor
- Swine flu at St. Francis Prep?
- Floral Park house explodes
- Bloomie scared of disabled Queens granny
- LaGuardia just plain sucks
- College Point a victim of "As of Mike" rule
- Lawsuit filed over toxic school
- LI Building Commissioner going to the pokey
- Bloomie's pet peeves
- Queens foreclosures & their ups & downs
- DeBlasio's saying strange things to help developer
- Council doing towing industry a favor
- Teams find out that karma's a real bitch
- VA nursing home to go condo
- Aqueduct racino bidder sued
- Newtown Creek may get Superfund status
- A BJ's for Muss
- Hiram hires Pinky's attorney
- Buying the party out from under Thompson
- Concern expressed at gas terminal hearing
- Doorman vs. fast food
- The long and the short of it
- Construction Worker Dies On Queensboro Bridge
- Report of Hootie's firing was premature
- Con Ed kicks Hootie to the curb
- NY1 gets Ozone Park construction site padlocked
- You're getting screwed either way...
- Religious opposition to Marty's $64M potato chip
- Burden to certify Maspeth-Midville-Glendale rezoning
- Boardwalk without the boards?
- Sunnyside arch restoration cost us $1/2M
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5 comments:
None of us will be eating there. Instead we will all be attending the foreclosure prevention forums and buying our guns.
I can't afford the price of the hot dogs at the stadium.
Brooklyn Dog or Queens Dog, it doesn't matter. It will taste exactly like the same crappy dogs they used to sell, except a bit spruced up for the new clientele and the old suckers who followed the Muts to their new digs, at twice the price.
Let's all go for Staten Island hot dogs. They are included in the cost of a baseball season ticket at the little league stadium in Staten Island where the tickets for the season don't cost much more than one ticket at Citifield or Yankee stadium.
Last post; I'll see you on the ferry, because Staten Island, Coney Island and the occasional Ducks game on the Island are going to be the only baseball games I will attend from now on.
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