How about the puddle that never dies at Queens Blvd & 72nd Ave? I shudder when I think about the bacteria and diseases that are spawning in that nasty little pool. The city should really do something about that. It's a matter of public health.
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How about the puddle that never dies at Queens Blvd & 72nd Ave? I shudder when I think about the bacteria and diseases that are spawning in that nasty little pool. The city should really do something about that. It's a matter of public health.
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