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Kalen wrote:
Why Acura rims? What makes them more special than any other?

Those rims with new tires on them are worth around $500 each retail, that is a decent score and maybe the owner will learn about lug nut locks the hard way now.

12345 wrote:
...casinos also bring crime, drugs, drunks, prostitution, traffic, poverty

WordsOfaHooker wrote:
The article mentions a theatre for 550 coming...anyone know when it will be open?

corybraiterman wrote:
ah, the tired response from the children. they say something stupid, then cry when they get called on it.

absolutely, i'm combative, zerkski. my tolerance levels for stupidity are very low. it's like what the mta wants, you see something? say something.

i've got no problems having a spirited debate, but as we've obviously seen from the kids who can't do anything but spout bullshit and whine when it gets pointed out, the debate becomes one sided. once again, someone (clearly not these morons) made a perfectly valid point to which i promptly said "that's a good answer". all the other crap has been a hill of turds.

in this case, i've been reduced to speaking to someone channeling peewee herman with his "i know you are but what am i?" schtick. sad i let myself be dragged down to that level of childishness. one of these days, they'll grow up to the point where they're able to string coherent thoughts into sentences.

or i'll just get too tired to talk to adults who couldn't find their ass with a map.

probably the latter.

corybraiterman wrote:
I mean, it's been painfully obvious through simple common sense that yea, I am the superior person in these particular exchanges, but that's mainly because the communication skills exhibited by the pair of you has been so woefully low that your average high schooler looks like Einstein in comparison. When the bar is so low, any person who exhibits the slightest amount of normalcy ends up looking like gold.

Let's get back to the original rant that derailed this thread. Maybe either of you bird-named folks can elucidate here.

I'll paraphrase for brevity's sake.
{owlie} i hate the options in jc. hoboken is much better because of reasons that aren't really even accurate. had to go to WF & TJ in edgewater saturday.

{me} this makes no sense. here are 3 options: oddball vegetables/fish. standard anti-shoprite person with not-so-vaguely racist/classist views. hate money.

{owlie} omg ur a mean racist wtf i don't do either 1 or 2

{other person} don't forget butcher

{me} good point on the butcher. not what owlie said, but good answer. clearly his/her answer is 3.

Let's end there for the moment. Ignore the flouncing and attempts to rewrite what was actually typed out.

So. In the interest of having a simple conversation and putting aside your inability to type out coherent sentences that work with the sentences typed earlier, I posit a simple question... what is it about the WF/TJ that would make you want to leave the confines of DTJC to schlep a good half-hour to an hour each way to get groceries?

I can think of (now) 4 answers to this question. Five if you simply mis-spoke/typed and that line of "I had to go to Whole Foods and Trader Joe's in Edgewater Saturday." does not mean what it says.

corybraiterman wrote:
I like how no one can answer the question or simply admit that they mispoke. Instead it's deflection and turning into little kids. Good on you, broski.

corybraiterman wrote:
They're sold at the WF and TJ in Edgewater? Because that's where we started at.

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You actually said, and I quote: "I had to go to Whole Foods and Trader Joe's in Edgewater Saturday. "

corybraiterman wrote:
i also like that the word "bully" is now thrown around when someone gets caught saying something stupid and is called out on it.

Honestly, I don't think I'm trying to look superior in this instance, because you've worked very hard at making yourself look inferior. It just worked out that way.

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owlie wrote:
I said I was going to Edgewater. It's too bad people are "stumped as to what you would need to go there for." I was going for some "oddball" ethnic food that I was raised on

You actually said, and I quote: "I had to go to Whole Foods and Trader Joe's in Edgewater Saturday. "

New question, what traditional ethnic foods do the TJ's and WF's in edgewater sell that you can't get here? I'm always down for trying something I may not have tried before.

this has grown tiresome.

Yvonne wrote:
I'll pass on visiting a brothel, however, Atlantic City is desperate for its casino to survive. Next it will want to legalize all forms of illegal drugs just to survive. Jersey City has problems dealing with crime especially in Wards A and F. We don't need to add to this problem with legalize gambling.

Yvonne wrote:
So much for the unbelievable, many want to legalize prostitution in Atlantic City, whether you believe it or not. Already this article mentions 28 arrests for prostitution. The same will happen here.
http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2012 ... on_sweep_in_atlantic.html

tommyc_37 wrote:
bodhipooh, I'm referring to the the one ON Marin (on the east side of Marin) across the street from that lone-standing Smoke/Convenience Store.

user1111 wrote:
I despise Duane Reade

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Seagull wrote:
If Staten Island can get a free ferry, why can't Jersey City?

Nothing is free. So who will pay for it?

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CaptainOats wrote:
So they had a soft opening tonight. Anyone check it out?

I assume they have a liqour license?

I would say that the menu has something for everyone.

bodhipooh wrote:

Besides, last I checked, we live in a capitalist democracy

SRhia wrote:
Did you get a tour of the apartments? How? I'd love to take a look inside.

JGJDNYCJC wrote:
No doubt will be replaced with yet another pizza place. There isn't enough pizza to fill the Hudson River in DTJC you see. So there you have it.

Monroe wrote:
Has anyone tried their Thursday night only dinners?