john1952 wrote:
Fulop is hiring like crazy not just replacing appointees but new hires. We elected him to cut spending not increase it. He is not just replacing political appointees but hiring illiterate and incompetant people.

What exacly is the process he talked about? Is it in the mayors head.

What are the qualifications? Only qualification is to have worked on the campaign and retaliate against everyone else. New hires also don't live in Jersey City like we were promised...

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Loopy wrote:
Question for SOS: Do you have to practice being a self-important douchebag or does it come naturally?

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Question for the OP. You mentioned that you were "deep in thought." Do you recall what you were thinking that was so important that you weren't paying attention to your surroundings? Were you working on a solution to world hunger, ways to mitigate climate change, or a switch to a new color of nail polish? If you're looking for sympathy, as you're now aware, you've come to the wrong place. We gave you advice that may be hard to swallow, which is, and I'm paraphrasing -- not a good idea to space out while walking down Newark Street where the crazy homeless people hang out.

If you want to do something, file a police report on the Fisherman with the JCPD. Or instead of being a victim, you can volunteer to help solve the problem.

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Interesting you dismissed the sexual assault victim and now SOS is a douche bag. really? Look in the mirror.

The real problem here are morons like you SOS that turn the other way when disgusting aggressive homeless bother hard working tax paying citizens. Hope you get priced out and have to move out of dt.

caj11 wrote:
Regardless of Paul's intentions, he really should clear up that lien on his condo. I would hope the press picks this unapid lien issue up and can embarrass him into paying it, clearing it up or not accepting the position.

CRV2 wrote:
Let's see what he brings to the health department. I can imagine its extreme ideas and punishment for the city. His intentions are to trample/punish the city. He is the number one enemy of the residents of Jersey City. Let's keep a close watch.

linky wrote:
My car, which was parked on 9th St. between Coles and Monmouth, was sprayed with purple spray paint last night. Two other cars were hit as well. There is a light grey Pilot which the police recorded, but the owner is unaware. If your car was hit, try a magic eraser and some simple green.
If your car or property is vandalized, please report it. I've noticed a lot of graffiti downtown in the past 6 months, and it will only be addressed if it's reported.

Thanks JCPD for fast response and cleaning suggestion.

CatDog wrote:
I was pretty apathetic about this race, and have completely lost all respect for Booker over the past several years. But I just started reading about Rush Holt and this guy sounds like a great fit. I really encourage everybody to read up on Rush Holt if you need to make a last-minute decision.

Rush Holt for Senate

Monroe wrote:
...Surely Barbara Botox and her union toady running mate aren't the answer-it would be a return to the sort of 'leadership' that has put NJ in the hole we're in.

JCNewJersey wrote: To SOS. Who cares about you or what you think. I care and know that this transition has been handled unprofessionally and with prejudice. You are being insulting and defensive. I am a non political taxpayer who has the freedom to voice fact and opinion here and in any other legal forum. Quote:

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JCNewJersey wrote: What the hell is going on? In addition to McGreevey, the internal City shakeup resembles nothing but Marshall Law. People are being abused left and right and ripped from their jobs and replaced by unqualified Fulop campaign workers. The assumption by Fulop cronies is that anyone under Healy is tarnished and has no merit or value. What is happening now is so reprehensible I am thoroughly disgusted.

Please provide details and name names, or I'll assume that you're an incompetent patronage hack on the losing end of the stick.

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What the hell is going on? In addition to McGreevey, the internal City shakeup resembles nothing but Marshall Law. People are being abused left and right and ripped from their jobs and replaced by unqualified Fulop campaign workers. The assumption by Fulop cronies is that anyone under Healy is tarnished and has no merit or value. What is happening now is so reprehensible I am thoroughly disgusted.

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Fact is that my relationship with the local police has given me carte blanche in HP.

this really makes you come across like a world-class creeper.

hero69 wrote:
I think this latest revelation will show that Weiner has some real issues

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i guess he's toast

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My girlfriend got a ticket for having a dog off the leash at Lincoln Park? How? The cop drove up onto the grass, essentially breaking the law himself. Was it wrong? Yes. The fine was $100 and she has to appear before a judge (i.e. lose a day's pay)...

Lincoln Park is a County Park - NOT a city park. The ticket issued by a County sheriff officer?

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In addition to the park police and the county sheriff's, the park is also patrolled by JCPD. JCPD issued the ticket.

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My girlfriend got a ticket for having a dog off the leash at Lincoln Park? How? The cop drove up onto the grass, essentially breaking the law himself. Was it wrong? Yes. The fine was $100 and she has to appear before a judge (i.e. lose a day's pay)...

nyrgravey9 wrote: Darwinism at its best. Driving a motorcycle is as moronic as smoking, or some other action resulting in totally preventable medical problems.

TheBigGuy wrote:
... does this new position mean that McGreevy maybe collecting another pension check in the future?

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corybraiterman wrote:
a fairly decent list, albeit missing a few that i would show off (kraverie, barcade, park tavern, nha trang thanh hoai, etc)

biggies is well... there's nothing all that exciting about biggies. it's a sports bar in hoboken. Yelp review: http://www.yelp.com/biz/biggies-clam- ... id:idoU_cMT4Bm1GzjJ9m9EdA

I agree, my belly's playlist is most of them mentioned but they could have included a few more of the Indian places in little India and Bayonne has some nice eateries which did not even make the list.

Your past suggestion for Indian- Canteen is spot on. Canteen is my favorite Indian restaurant in Jersey City. You go there for the food, not the decor and ambiance. But the music is pretty good!

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it, I love that place, and oh yeah the music is awesome :)

Loopy wrote:
Question for SOS: Do you have to practice being a self-important douchebag or does it come naturally?

MariaElizabeth wrote:
Of course, no response, just the same old racist people on this forum from Downtown who are a bunch of wussies and scared of pissed off homeless people. They ignore a situation that has much more serious weight, because they are deluded and think that they are "safe" in their neighborhood. Ah, segregation is alive and well in Jersey City, unbelievable.

Sutherland wrote:
I make my coffee in an old fashion percolator ever morning. I grind the beans as well.

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natalia22 wrote:
Really?! So the problem is with me, that I should pay more attention when someone walks right up to me in the middle of the day to harass me and refused to let me walk by, almost grabbing at me? Hmm...thanks for the advice of accepting the problems in the city as it is and work on myself instead.

Lunchie wrote:
I posted about this recently. There's definitely been an increase in unstable, aggressive homeless folk and junkies/crackheads here lately.

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If you stamp a ticket and head one direction can you use the same ticket going the other direction for your return trip? Everyone I ask says you can. Is this true? (When you stamp the ticket it says which stop you departed from.)

It's good for 1.5 hours from the time stamped. Technically only one way, but I've asked the guys that check the ticket.

They were OK with you using the same ticket for the return trip?

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If you stamp a ticket and head one direction can you use the same ticket going the other direction for your return trip? Everyone I ask says you can. Is this true? (When you stamp the ticket it says which stop you departed from.)

jadedgal wrote:
Who is Robert Knapp to be slinging mud? He currently holds 3 government jobs for a total salary of $108,463. 1) Hudson County-$88,296, 2) NJ City University-$3,750 3) East Newark Borough-$16,417 (but he lives in Jersey City). This is a step down for Mr. Knapp from a couple of years ago, when he actually had 4 government paychecks (he was spokesperson for HC Sheriff Juan Perez).
All salary numbers provided by http://www.nj.com/news/bythenumbers/.

HeightsBrat wrote:
I have used Danny's Appliance Service. I think they are located in the Secaucus area. Prices not unreasonable, service was very prompt, professional & less than 24 hours. Give them a call, you have nothing to lose.

Tele: 201-865-2100 - the dude returns calls pretty promptly.