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The Crap-O-Sphere ("Crappy")
Artwork by Jerry Rotondi
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The Crap-O-Sphere ("Crappy")
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September
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- Council hearing turns into shitshow
- Community opposes church on steroids
- Future hotel-shelters worry Jamaica residents
- More rats than at a council meeting
- St. Albans doesn't want shelters either
- Living in a McMansion's shadow
- Supervised shoot-up program being studied
- Rego Park bioswale serves as butterfly habitat
- Fuzzy memory on Rivington House deal
- Cuomo unveils plan for new Penn Station
- Dutch Kills shelter responsible for hundreds of 91...
- Costly steaks
- Homeless hotels have become an epidemic
- The day that Maspeth marched through Floral Park
- De Blasio sends crew to film protesters; makes pro...
- Court Square "civic" forming
- Patel's thinking twice about homeless hotels
- Not exactly transparent
- Building it Back on the city's dime
- Ciafone looking to flip Sunnyside Theatre
- That's quite a firewall!
- W train coming back soon
- Arverne owners file lawsuit over poor construction
- Preet nails Cuomo donors
- They destroyed paradise to put this up
- The hottest ticket in town!
- Queens Crap contest: What's wrong here?
- Just toss the homeless wherever it's convenient
- Bill's fuzzy memory on pay to play
- Are BIDs the way to go?
- Remembering Ramblersville
- Why Maurice Avenue is just about the worst place f...
- Sunnyside strip club shut down
- Van Bramer stops de Blasio backed project
- St. Albans getting a shelter, too?
- Employees say Mark-Viverito demanded discriminatio...
- We just can't have nice things
- Great natural area on the northern shore of Queens
- Call it what it is, Bill!
- De Blasio tells Maspeth where it may protest
- Taking out the trash in Flushing
- Long overdue legislation
- Maspeth brings shelter protest to Brooklyn; de Bla...
- What's become of Kew Gardens' Japanese House
- Meet Toby's Republican opponent
- Perhaps the DOT needs a calendar
- DeBlasio's Evil Empire has its sights on Maspeth
- Supermarket site to become giant hotel
- Wages not increasing enough to make NYC affordable...
- Judge orders de Blasio to comply with ethics probe
- Sanders wins again despite Machine opposition
- We almost got Hiram back!
- Democratic voters dump Marge Markey
- A lot of worker deaths go uncounted
- Pols set to give Vornado a big gift
- Deed fraud scammer gets a year in the pen
- Auto body shops are trashing Merrick Blvd
- Drunk tennis fans get a pass
- Never forgotten
- Katz & Sliwa send messages to de Blasio about prop...
- Do council members have too much land use power?
- DeBlasio has no problem spending taxpayer dollars ...
- Maspeth appears to defeat shelter plan without ele...
- Graffiti taking too long to clean up
- Media takes de Blasio to court over withheld FOIL ...
- Bogus BQX poll
- Desperate times call for desperate measures
- Avella calls for investigation of Maspeth shelter ...
- Housing inspector illegally converted his cellar
- Undocumented impact on NYC
- US Open closes Queens Museum
- More proof that de Blasio's homeless policy is bogus
- Beware of latest mail scam
- Here's what a $3.3M beachfront home looks like
- Queens Library makes historic photos available online
- After the fire - flies
- Searching for coyotes at Astoria Mountain
- De Blasio dumps lobbyist
- Spare landmark, build on empty lot
- De Blasio ok with hiring illegals
- They dug too deep
- Mosque variance going to court
- More noise than ever over parts of Queens
- Developer to demolish motel and wait for 421a to c...
- Watching Elmhurst history slowly get destroyed
- Crowd turns their backs on DHS Commissioner Banks ...
- Markey vs. Barnwell at Maspeth shelter hearing
- Big Bird booed badly
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8 comments:
DOLTS!
Good enough for government work!
God bless the unions. Keeping the mediocre working since 1886. (AFL founding)
Common Core public education...
That doesn't even look like a real official sign.
I like the idea of a 6 day week. I don't like mondays. Very inspiring DOT
Woodward Ave I see, looks like a good place to build a beach.
Deplorables incompetent at ANY sentient language
That's not a DOT sign. My money is it being on some art collective nonsense.
Dot does some dumb stuff but I don't think this sign is theirs. They usually post signs up on a pole not ground level, and they say Dept of transportation on the bottom of the sign. Some developer probably got a permit to close the street and was required to post a sign notifying people, and this is what they did.
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