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The Crap-O-Sphere ("Crappy")
Artwork by Jerry Rotondi
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- Queens Muslim melee at Playland
- Bloomberg wants Quinn to succeed him
- Why Parsons-Archer is full of rats
- Rare Rockaway gull has underwear fetish
- El Bloombito
- Weak trees come down as expected
- Which looks more ghetto?
- Fuzzy math at Willets Point
- Missing a demolished mansion
- Queens lost 2 houses to Irene
- Is it time for 5 Pointz to go?
- Weprin wimps out of debate
- Bloomberg's folly
- Fed up with Jackson Heights slobs
- Surprise pollution increase in Astoria
- LIC's Pathmark in jeopardy?
- More jobs take a walk
- Mass transit should be up and running tomorrow mor...
- Better start walking...
- He'll go down with the ship, if necessary
- Girl saved from her own stupidity
- They decided to stay
- Gribbles, shipworms and mollusks, oh my!
- Wind farm on the back burner
- Khapra beetle is no joke
- Pre-emptive tree chopping in Flushing
- Library foot fetishist on the loose
- Mandatory evacuation ordered for low-lying coastal...
- He's not going anywhere this time
- Jennings at it again
- She doesn't care what you think
- Bridge biking still a menace
- Guy just won't leave
- Tunnels over budget and behind schedule
- Sadik-Khan admits big mistake
- Peninsula not shutting down...yet
- Shady contractor busted
- Something smells rotten in Astoria
- Scaled down Jamaica transformation?
- Mice thrive at LaGuardia Airport
- Grinch kills Woodside's Christmas tree
- Hospital run into ground on purpose?
- Fined, but not her fault
- Koo asks Thompson to secure RKO Keith's
- The truth about Roosevelt Avenue
- Is this a joke?
- Problems at MacDonald Park
- We're all paying for city lawsuits
- Hiram still haunting us
- 450 illegals smuggled into Flushing
- Major clusterfuck coming soon!
- Queens Plaza is pretty damn loud
- Electeds want to stop Kissena Park poachers
- DOE continues to poison children
- Cost of living about to go way up
- Table games coming soon?
- Goodbye, Q45; hello Q47
- Rain a headache in Springfield Gardens
- Elevator expert offers to restore SkyStreak
- Halloran introduces BSA appeal procedure
- Whitestone Farms cleaned up
- Dollar vans not policed enough
- Garbage tower too tall
- How do their gardens grow?
- Looking at electric bikes
- Car break-ins rampant all over Queens
- Dutch Kills MTA facility a pig sty
- Scratch-n-sniff your way across the city!
- Getting to the bottom of Horace Harding
- Have you seen Glendale's Dirty Santa?
- Well, you wanted a third term, pal!
- Long wait for Bell Blvd repaving
- Turtles & fish disappearing from Bowne Park
- Groper response delayed
- MTA rejects bus request
- Is Jackson Heights an epicenter of perversion?
- Let the handball go!
- From Nepal to Ridgewood with love
- Call boxes are here to stay
- Queens bridges falling apart
- Liu panders to unions
- In Vomitus Veritas!
- The incredible shrinking safety zone
- Cuomo uses public aircraft for private trips
- Aqueduct opening delayed by bird crap
- St. Saviour's site sinking!
- Record rainfall across City
- Vito's group gets more connected
- Lame response from Sadik-Khan
- Flushing lawn ornament
- Justifying their salaries
- Council upset that Bloomie made an end run around ...
- Halfway house destroying hotel business
- Council members have pricey digs
- Pedestrians imperiled on Manhattan Bridge
- Bill to fix non-functional hydrants
- Bloomberg: "Let's tax 'em all!"
- Berger Commission, take 2
- Bribery with a twist
- Preventing poop overflow
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5 comments:
Silly man, the mayor of the city of new york doesn't consider Queens part of his city. New York City consists of Lower Manhattan, Midtown, and the upper east and west sides.
But anyway, in regards to Flushing, that area has seen tremendous growth over the past few years, including the highest subway ridership outside Manhattan at the Flushing, Main street station. Public transport more than the condition of the roads is in dire need of an overhaul.
How about re-painting pavement markings!? Lane dividers,safety zones,etc can' be seen,even worse when it rains......
Not many motorists among the QC crowd.....
Queens is for storing Manhattan's domestic help. That is all.
Not many motorists among the QC crowd.....
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I don't know if thats true at all, considering how UNDERSERVED we are by public transit, we have little choice.
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