Dahood wrote:
Some parts of Newark, and the Oranges should be just bulldozed and they should start over. Just too many criminals live there.

hero69 wrote:
I would love to buy something in the Beacon with a nice view, but the common charges are high!

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nyrgravey9 wrote:
Arcy...word of advice. If you see a guy in the park with black, skin tight tights and a black cape, sorta Batman-ish, that's Vigilante.

He has a special relationship with JCPD where he busts the real baddies so watch out.

Ok, jokes over. Don't get too wrapped up with what this clown says. Learn to ignore him like the rest of us do.

Said the dog fetishist about the guy who actually put people in jail.

fat-ass-bike wrote:
Where I believe the abuse / fraud of the ADA is occuring is with those that use a psychiatic disability (where there might not be one) to have a certified 'service dog'. The link I provide shows how easy it is to get your dog certified which is then impossible for the authories to confirm. I'm not suggesting that store owners have the power to check the validity of a service dog owner condition as it would also be a privacy issue, but rather how do the authories check to confirm a persons need for a service dog - Its a huge grey area with no checks and balances.

If I had a dog, I could fill in the application on the link I provided, then take my dog everywhere I go and falsely claim I have a mental health issue and my 'service dog' helps keep me calm, gives me the opportunity or courage to venture outside my property plus helps reduce my anxierty in public. This then also exempts me from having my dog on a leash when its time for poop as its trained not to poop on leach.

The 'service dog' certification can be exploited and like disabled parking permits there seems to be a need to have checks and balances for authories to fall back on, then just the word of the dog owner!

MikeyTBC wrote:
Bottom line, cant get a parking permit? Thanks Obama.

fat-ass-bike wrote:
What's the bet some of these guys were employed through the felon program of re-employment!

sepecat wrote:
So running a red light without lights and siren is fine with you as long as there is a good reason behind it?

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WhoElseCouldIBe wrote:
So when a cop breaks driving laws it causes other drives to adhere to driving laws?

It does when he does what is necessary to catch the lawbreakers and issue summonses.

WhoElseCouldIBe wrote:
So when a cop breaks driving laws it causes other drives to adhere to driving laws?

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TonyQuags wrote:
The only way the shooting will subside is to compensate the shooters before the shooting, as to curb the attitude of the shooters; positively. Another words, the do gooders are worthless and weak, good luck predicting the future, and welcome to the rest of your fuc'in lives.

As in

Nice to meet you, I'm life, I didn't get you're name? What's that? O wait you're on a different planet than me. You don't exist.

zzz,

What planet are you from?

I_heart_JC wrote:

ANY vet is better and cheaper than the one on 1st Street.

Lima17 wrote:

I'm not sure how long a project like this should take, but I've seen workers there every day since it began. I saw Fulop on-site earlier this week.

heights wrote:

Wow thats a pretty long trail spanning many blocks. Being in front of a public park has the health department been notified ?

Asif wrote:



Brewster a monkey knows that something needs to be done about future storms and flooding. But if you look at her entire tenure...you will see that Hoboken is being run into the ground by Zimmer.

Just check out Hoboken 411. They have done a better job of keeping tabs on the politics than most of our local papers. Or better yet just walk around Hoboken and see the disrepair it is in and this was the case before all the storms we have had endured.

vindication15 wrote:

As ALWAYS ian, you raise good points. I now withdraw my observation that high winds can down trees onto homes....

Why would I ever question the logic of your great mind...

DTNJC wrote:
Wow, that is disgusting. I would never go there again.

kitten wrote:
I just looked at their facebook page. What on earth did you find disturbing? Was it the photo of their little toy dog, or the pic of the gumball machine at Helen's pizza?

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cousin wrote:
Perhaps you need to re-evaluate whether or not city living is for you. Make allowances or move to Ohio.

Wise words, Poo Bronson. Wise words indeed.