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- Bodega killer caught
- Cuomo giving Hevesi a pass
- NYC looking to possibly close 47 schools
- DOB rejects hideous house
- WHAT is it with the Grant Houses and animal abuse?
- Weiner & Crowley: Reform candidates
- College Point Blvd crap pile
- Westway housing the homeless again
- Is this the best we can do?
- Wake up, Weprin!
- Clamping down on Medicaid fraud
- Why the curbs are broken
- Ackerman goes apeshit
- CB7 didn't realize there is a sewage plant in Coll...
- Legislation to extend smoking rules to hookah bars
- Weiner running for 2 offices simultaneously?
- Murder up 15% from last year
- It's good to be the king!
- Living on the edge of North Edgemere
- Couple executed in Ridgewood
- Arrest made in bomb threat case
- Principal's war on sports?
- Flea market vendors lose at Aqueduct
- Maybe government should get out of the housing bus...
- Woodside wall is woefully inadequate
- We interrupt this blog for a public service announ...
- 2 bad car accidents today
- Board of Elections fires director
- Something smells rotten here
- Staten Island man wanted to join Taliban
- Metrocard swipers are back
- Have a problem? Call a TV station, not 311
- Jamaica hell houses boarded up
- Cops finally going after bicyclists
- Why the city looks so damn dirty
- What Ridgewood needs is a drug counseling center
- Instructions don't match voting forms
- Amtrak cutting older trees in order to plant new ones
- Seeking suspect in bomb threats
- Ridgewood bus driver finds abandoned toddler
- Part of Astoria's 36th street to be demapped
- Mosque still not coming clean on "incident"
- Walk along the water
- Murder at Laurelton deli
- Better bike-pedestrian accident reporting
- Monserrate and Shulman - 2 peas in a pod?
- Marriott makes pitch for stadium
- Older cars more vulnerable to theft
- You need a permit for a tent
- Murder & arson in Flushing
- Have candidates learned their lesson?
- Whose park is this?
- Public parking spaces are not private property
- Bushwick's illegal halfway house still a problem
- Let's tour the Steinway Mansion
- Ticket-fixing investigation comes to Queens
- What a drag!
- Van service not working out as planned
- You may click away
- Get ticket dismissed and get $100
- Stay of execution for Pelham Pkwy trees
- Rangel's pet charity is kinda shady
- Channeling an Elmhurst of old
- Queens as the new Brooklyn?
- If you go to Astoria, bring a hardhat...
- More hipsters evicted in Brooklyn
- The latest from Bloombergland
- Panty raiding rapist in Briarwood
- Whitestone Farms continues to be an eyesore
- Weiner's running scared!
- Police commander in trouble for phony stats
- Dromm upset over improved deportation system
- Someone needs to clean up this mess
- Mapping out Main Street
- We gave up $30M for this?
- Hiram may yet go to jail!
- Lawsuits vs. NYPD cost us a billion
- Officials request inclusion of Queens in Creek study
- Brown's chickens may be coming home to roost
- No shame whatsoever
- State jumps on chance to save Brooklyn hospital
- Non-citizens that vote face deportation
- Council passes new potty law
- Calling 311 can work against you
- Joe Crowley's blown $40G on lawyers so far
- Konty's going up the river
- More trees topple during windy weekend
- A walk through Whitestone
- Lotsa double-dipping going on
- Kids flee schools on closure list
- They just keep on truckin'
- Murder in Flushing
- SICK
- Walmart bad, Target good?
- Halloran suggests per capita funding
- City employees to start sharing vehicles
- It's official: We're a disaster area
- Another Queens resident to make us all proud
- Happy birthday!
- Their silence is deafening
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20 comments:
That wallpaper has got to go. Let's redecorate!
I didn't know Joe and Carolyn had a daughter
Lori Shannon (born Don Seymour McLean, May 18, 1938 – died February 11, 1984) was an openly gay[1] female impersonator who was long associated with the drag revues at the famous Finocchio's nightclub in San Francisco.[2] He also wrote an entertainment column for the Bay Area Reporter.[3] His stage persona was notable for his size (6'6"), raspy basso voice, and sarcastic humor.
To the general public, Shannon is best known for portraying female impersonator Beverly LaSalle in three episodes of the long-running U.S. television sitcom All in the Family. The episodes in which he appears are "Archie the Hero" (1975), "Beverly Rides Again" (1976), and "Edith's Crisis of Faith, Part 1" (1977).
He died of a heart attack at the age of 45 on February 11, 1984.
This proves one point to those grassroots groups out there that are afraid of upsetting the politicans.
If you make enough noise, kick enough shins, and make them look bad they will not only go along with anything you want, but give you money to shut up.
And they will do this with anyone.
They have no shame.
No matter how queer the plumage
Somewhere there is a flock.
H.G.K.
Who is the one that's in drag here?
Joe will get alot votes in Elmhurst with the performer at his side.
left to right: She's a Man, man; He's a Crook, man; She's a Baglady, man; He's a garbageman, man.
I'm not so sure about the third one.
Fi Fi Fo Fum, can't wait for Election Day to come!
A comedy of errors!
Ya mean that the broad on the left isn't Vicki Schneps?
No, its Vivi the Dog.
No matter how queer the plumage
Somewhere there is a flock.
BIRDS OF A FEATHER FLOCK TOGETHER.
Thick as Thieves!
Anonymous said...
Ya mean that the broad on the left isn't Vicki Schneps?
Friday, October 22, 2010
Anonymous said...
No, its Vivi the Dog.
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The difference being...?
is that rudy giuliani on the left?
Where's Happy-Guy Crowley's hand on Maloney's shoulder? Hhmmnn? Hhhmmmnnn?
Anon No. 17 - You know, you're right!!! he did dress like that on SNL!!!
Crowley has liberated himself and is vying for a new career in the performance arts!
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