I_heart_JC wrote:
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nyrgravey9 wrote:
I just hope the dopey dog owners in this town actually take the time to be a responsible dog owner.

but dopey, irresponsible drivers: carry on.

vanvorst wrote:
Way to go off topic.

The whole alpha/dominance thing is a myth anyway. It's been debunked by MANY dog experts.

Association of Professional Dog Trainers

I_heart_JC wrote:

Forget stop signs, speed bumps, and police enforcement. We can all stop Jersey City drivers from being completely insane by simply...teaching our dogs to heel.

It's so obvious!

tommyc_37 wrote:
OK, this is a weird question. Has anybody noticed the signaling noise that the Light Rail makes has changed? It went from a pleasant, old fashioned bell ring sound to a weird, loud mechanized often distorted noise.

JCMan8 wrote:
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nyrgravey9 wrote:
What was the mayor saying about McCabe being good for Jersey City???

Not only are they out of network for everyone, leading to an ambulance bill of thousands of dollars, under their contract they are required to divert patients to CarePoint owned hospitals, such as the most expensive hospital in the country Bayonne.

But the Mayor sneakily tried to spin this by saying JC residents can choose their hospital when they are in a non life threatening situation.

Vigilante wrote:
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nyrgravey9 wrote:
I have to somewhat agree with Heights. Are you one of the many people in this city who doesn't know how to properly walk their dog? (In other words, 10 feet out in front of you on a retractable leash?).

It would be refreshing to meet a dog owner in this city who actually knows how to properly walk their dog.

(Assuming they actually had them on leash of course).

Everybody knows that the best, safest place to run your dog is Morris Canal Park but I would hardly blame the "almost" victim since they did indeed get out of harms way. I suppose you think that woman who got run over with her 5 year old is a terrible parent?

JCbiscuit wrote:
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nyrgravey9 wrote:
I have to somewhat agree with Heights. Are you one of the many people in this city who doesn't know how to properly walk their dog? (In other words, 10 feet out in front of you on a retractable leash?).

It would be refreshing to meet a dog owner in this city who actually knows how to properly walk their dog.

(Assuming they actually had them on leash of course).

Only in Jersey City does one need to look both ways on a one-way street.

And I was 2 feet behind my dog, who walks on a regular leash.

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JCbiscuit wrote:

Interesting side-note: The man who alerted me was the same gentleman who walks down Erie yelling at phantoms, occasionally with a vuvuzela and/or hardhat.

He actually posts here under the name "Heights".

user1111 wrote:
Well the city will hear my views on this, because to me its bullshit just like the all the other bullshit dtjc is pushing on its residents.

Monroe wrote:
OK, just got back from Sweet 4 Miles. Very clean, nicely decorated, and a pretty good assortment. I bought some red velvet cupcakes, lemon cupcakes, brownies, and peach cobbler. (Note-small cupcakes are $2, not $1.50-large are $3.)

The woman who bakes is a culinary arts teacher at Lincoln High, according to her husband who helped me today. I'm having a brownie for lunch-very moist, but not hugely deep with chocolate flavor. That said, for $2 it's a steal.

We'll have the peach cobbler tonight-it must be 3/4 lb and smells great-if it tastes anywhere near as good it'll be unreal value at $3!

The gent mentioned as they grow the choices will continue to expand. He couldn't have been nicer and more welcoming-and the folks next door gave me a big hello and goodbye as well.

His ambitions and goals are not relevant. All that matters is whether or not he's doing a decent job.

hero69 wrote:
Seems to me that Fulop is another Booker-wannabe!