Wishful_Thinking wrote:
P.S. - I'm on Sherman Avenue and Franklin Street, if you know the Heights you've probably seen the building - across from P.S. 8, former 1890's factory with a large red stucco addition from the 1980s.

JCMan8 wrote:
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jerseymom wrote:

Another man who lives on Lexington and also declined to give his name but said he?s noticed what seems like an uptick in criminal activity on the street in recent weeks.

?It didn?t used to be like this,? he said.

Remember the widely-publicized police crackdown in certain areas several weeks ago? Do you think the criminals simply moved into other places, such as this street?

colleen wrote:
Okay, boys, put'em away and zip up.

FF to 1:10 to see how easy it's done.

http://youtu.be/sRxGNttpaZA

devilsadvocate wrote:
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user1111 wrote:
I disagree, I would not let a 7 year old travel half a mile alone, but parents in JC do it all the time, I see 7 and even 5 yo without a parent or guardian in the park in my area which to me is not acceptable. I started traveling alone by subway when I was about 10.

I don't have kids, and have no desire to have any but To each it's own.

Well yeah, you live in Greenville. I don't let myself go there and basically feel like anyone under 18 being there is automatic cause for charges against the parents!

Yvonne wrote:
There is a $852 million gross municipal/county general obligations bonding debt. We are still paying for debt refinance in the early 1990s, Fiscal Year Adjustment Bonds, 1991. We are paying for retirement bonds for cops and firemen that have left government a long time ago. Every year, we bond $9.5 million terminal leave. It is amazing, people think we have deep pockets.

fat-ass-bike wrote:
10 tricks casinos use on you to milk your money from you

http://listverse.com/2010/02/09/10-tricks-casinos-use-on-you/

fat-ass-bike wrote:
If this were to occur, it would be a disaster to low income families and individuals. Just like fast food chains, casinos also predatory target a select socioeconomic group as their 'bread and butter' clientele. It would be a huge step backwards that would have repercussions for generations

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owlie wrote:
I would still be interested in knowing why there was a cover-up of who Darren Talington really was?

What exactly is this cover-up?

mwa7368 wrote:
Some people bring lunch to work, maybe they bring clothes or running shoes from the gym. You guys should STFU and stop being pussies.


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JCishome wrote:
Guys:
I get you. I've BEEN you, carrying a backpack through crowded transit systems in Rome, Paris, Madrid. Put aside the fact that I was traveling for 8 weeks while you're going to work for the day, and I understand it's easy to lose your spatial awareness of that big thing on your back. You don't see it. I get that.

Nonetheless, here are a few simple steps to make us all happier:
- Remove your backpack before entering the train.
- Move smartly to the spot you're going to stand in.
- Place your backpack between your feet.
- On arriving at your destination, reverse these steps.

With this simple process, you'll reduce your footprint on the train by half. I won't spend the ride with your bag jammed into my solar plexus. And the world will continue its revolutions.

Got it? Thanks.