RacerX wrote:
QUOTE: "I'm annoyed by men who don't think it's necessary to give up their seat for a pregnant woman, especially when one is standing right in front of them. It's so incredibly rude."

If I didn't knock her up, I'm not giving up my seat.

There are too many people in this world.

If there were less, there would be more seats available.

All the prego is doing is contributing to the problem be producing more humans that we don't need.

Before my lynching starts...

I do, however, give up my seat for old & handicapped people. Being old or handicapped isn't someones choice. Getting pregnant is.

UrbanRenewal wrote:
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Bill463 wrote:
You forgot that cupcake kiosk on the second floor of the mall - that funny little stand with the cupcakes out in the air - oh what is it's name?

Ah yes, that would be the CupCake Salon, by Tastebuds Presents Cyn-Ful Treasures.

I've looked, but I've never tasted her creations.

Maybe it's time for me to indulge in a Red Velvet Cupcake with Cream Cheese Icing?

Mmmm...

JSalt wrote:

Apparently the demographics aren't changing to the extent you claim, because if they were you'd be getting your high-end supermarket sure enough.

CityGal wrote: I think those women that like their men showing their ass need to check themselves. Thank god my bf does not do that, no matter how round and juicy his ass. I need to be with a man that I can take home to my parents, be with in public and feel confident that he can dress appropriately and not try drawing attention to himself. I am completely independent from my parents, but I have no doubt in my mind that my parents would never stand for me dating someone that purposely shows his ass. Why do some guys do that? Excuse me if I offend anyone, but I can only see a man wanting to show his ass to attract another man. Bla bla bla I don't need any para breaks bla bla bla.

crushthedemoniac wrote:
Not really scared jenny, more confused to why these fancy grocery stores are so great and needed in an area when theres normal places to buy food like shop rite and path mark etc. Also Urban renewal thanks for the info, also appreciate the info you gave on the new deli in the other post.

sporkster wrote:
BTW, Teddy is looking pretty bad these days. He's been in a slow decline for the past 5 years that I've lived in JC and been riding the PATH, but I saw him last week, and he looked like he was about to pass out... glassy eyes, totally disheveled, crazy hair, holding out a greasy paper bag for money and shuffling along. I remember when he used to be really well-kept and had the whole clipboard and ID thing going on. I guess maybe he was too successful at his previous panhandling?? I mean, I can only guess where all that money went to, and now it's really starting to show.

DragonXJC wrote:
I guess I'm the only person who didn't like this place. The food was bland and flavorless. I rather go to real Mexican restaurants where actual Mexicans would take their families (Bergenline & Central Ave). They should turn this place back into a bodega.

shadrack wrote:
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Tonoght, Saturday Night Live will rerun the October 1975 premiere with host George Carlin.

Sooooooweeeeeet! Thanks. Classic.

justin wrote:
Well done, Academic. Well done, JC! It's about time they've done something right in our public schools...

pazman wrote:
The school takes only the top kids from all of the Jersey City schools, and I believe the class is divided equally among four groups - black/white/asian/latino.

SpyderVash wrote:
Yeah I heard they hit several cars that night, my neighbor's jeep was broken into but he said they found it on the guys.

It's silly though, they sliced into his back side window when it's actually a peel-a-way

GeorgeWBush wrote:
Now I understand all those, "They broke my window & there wasn't even anything to steal!" posts. Sure there was, but you'll never know what it was most likely, because if you knew it was there ya wouldn't have left it. I would have been convinced someone just broke the window for fun.

GrovePath wrote:

(...)
Youssef was cited for illegal apartments in his Terrace Avenue property in 2005, Eason said. Those infractions were immediately abated and no fines were issued.

In 2007, he was fined $10,000 for illegal apartments at the same Terrace Avenue building and pleaded guilty.

Port Authority spokesman Steve Coleman said it is unclear if the service will resume in time for tomorrow morning's rush hour.