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Re: Lawyer to finalize a will
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Also on board with Jay McCaffrey.

Posted on: 2020/2/11 22:36
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Re: The Top 28 Breakfast and Brunch Spots in Jersey City and Hoboken
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Glad they started the list with the Latham House. Best brunch I ever had.

Posted on: 2019/7/30 21:55
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Re: Dixon Leasing Cheating JC out of Taxes with the help of Rebecca Sysmes
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Dixon drove the market up, for sure downtown. But they're going to suffocate under the weight of their overhead and the number of their investors. They're taking 2 or 3 years to renovate their properties that sit vacant until they can get to them. They don't even buy downtown anymore and are scratching for distressed JSQ properties. Just saying.

Posted on: 2017/10/10 0:10
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Re: Father of Three - Shot Dead on Central Ave - Heights
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So tragic.

Posted on: 2017/10/7 23:24
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Re: Apartments Available in Jersey City,NJ
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Kinda ridiculous diversions from a thread that never should have been posted here. Carry on.

Posted on: 2017/10/7 23:22
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Re: Certificate of occupancy during closing
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Jersey City requires a Smoke Detector Certification. No C. O. required unless it's new construction.

Posted on: 2017/10/3 22:36
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Re: Top Fulop allies on tape trying to steer city bid, court depositions say
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Really? Did you even read the story? I like Fulop and voted for him. And I'd probably vote for him again. But you sound as blind as a Trumpster. No hearsay. Just someone trying to stand up to politics as usual in JC. Fulop's not implicated in the story except for his reaction afterwards. The fact that someone worked for Healy has nothing to do with the story. Do you know how many people in the current government worked for Healy?

Posted on: 2017/10/2 23:55
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Re: Top Fulop allies on tape trying to steer city bid, court depositions say
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I have to say that I'm surprised that more folks aren't talking about this. It's pretty serious. But maybe not in the scheme of JC politics.

Posted on: 2017/10/1 23:18
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Re: Jersey Citu Chinese food
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I was really disappointed in their "Food Court." It was greasy and unpleasant. Threw most of it out.

Posted on: 2017/8/13 23:04
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Re: $512K payout for top Jersey City cop renews call for reform
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Fat Boy pledged to take care of this.

Posted on: 2017/4/14 22:47
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Re: Before/After kitchen by Basic Builders!!!
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Why would you START with an IKEA kitchen and END with an IKEA kitchen?

Posted on: 2017/4/14 22:45
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Re: Gay Men, Moms Sue Jersey City Jewish Gay Conversion Therapists
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I don't understand why the Pope can say "Who am I to judge?" but Yvonne thinks that judgment is just fine.

Posted on: 2015/2/10 15:41
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Re: Gay marriage advocates lobby to override Christie's veto
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Yvonne, when you were talking with your husband about who your children would look like, did you also discuss whether they would be have characteristics of your husband's Caucasian heritage or your mixed race? Since you like to quote the bible:


The Old Testament Law commanded the Israelites not to engage in interracial marriage (Deuteronomy 7:3-4).

Genesis 28:1: "And Isaac called Jacob, and blessed him, and charged him, and said unto him, Thou shalt not take a wife of the daughters of Canaan."
Leviticus 19:19: "Ye shall keep my statutes. Thou shalt not let thy cattle gender with a diverse kind?
Deuteronomy 22:9: "Thou shalt not sow thy vineyard with divers seeds: lest the fruit of thy seed which thou hast sown, and the fruit of thy vineyard, be defiled."

Will this, at long last, make you think about your hatred of those not like you? As Pope Francis said about gay people in his church, "Who am I to judge?" If you think yourself more holy, more Christ-like than the Pope, I'd like to understand why.
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Yvonne wrote:
Before I married my husband, we talked about our future children and who they might look like, I guess that is one conversation same sex couple will not have.


Well they can decide ahead of time before making a deposit with the surrogate mommy.

http://celebritybabies.people.com/201 ... s-son-elijah-first-photo/

Posted on: 2013/10/21 22:52
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Re: Fast Food/Take Out Containers
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They are usually dishwasher top rack safe. I wash them and use them over and over again. Haven't bought Tupperware or any of those disposable plastic food storage products in years.

Posted on: 2013/10/20 21:09
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Re: Fulop's Criminal Element
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If anyone expects the mayor to fix everything completely and absolutely correctly immediately, you're just insane. I've gotten more communication from him about progress and programs over the last 3 months than I did in Healy's 8 years as mayor. Decades of corruption and mismanagement don't get fixed overnight. Some people seem to think that there are pristine, qualified, unvarnished applicants teeming to fill every position in local government. Wake up. I'm very happy with the steps that Mayor Fulop has taken. He's got a lot of work to do. I wouldn't be in his shoes, trying to please every nitpicker (especially some idiots on this board) for anything.

Posted on: 2013/9/22 23:29
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Re: Gay marriage advocates lobby to override Christie's veto
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Yvonne wrote:
When voting rights were given to African-Americans in the 1960's it did not diminished the rights of the white majority, they still have the right to vote.

In your example, the correct analogy, Yvonne, would be if gay Americans were given the right to marry, it would not diminish your right to marry. Without realizing it, you have just presented a great argument against yourself.

Posted on: 2013/9/18 0:51
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Re: Head of Jersey City 'conversion therapy' group denounces new ban
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Arthur Goldberg. This pillar of society was convicted of selling fraudulent securities in the 80's, mostly to impoverished minorities. From Wikipedia:

"Facing the prospect of spending the rest of his life in prison, in July 1989 Goldberg pleaded guilty in a Los Angeles federal court to three counts of mail fraud. Later that month, he pleaded guilty in an East St. Louis federal court to one count of conspiracy to defraud. In October 1989, Goldberg was sentenced to 18 months in federal prison and five years' probation. He was also fined $400,000 (later reduced to $100,000 on appeal). In a separate action, the Securities and Exchange Commission banned Goldberg from the securities industry for life..."

He was also disbarred. Yet he is STILL the source of wisdom guiding homosexual sinners to the true path of spiritual enlightenment.

Posted on: 2013/8/20 17:10
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Re: appraisal contingency
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Don't even think about it. Say no. You always have to be willing to walk away. Just ask yourself why they would want that contingency removed.

Posted on: 2013/8/13 23:51
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Re: Village Fishmonger comes to JC!!!
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I would absolutely pay $15 for two 8 oz. fresh fish filet dinners. A couple of bucks for a veggie side and I'm set. I'm having trouble with the link but I'm in. I haven't been able to find really fresh fish in JC at any price.

Posted on: 2013/8/8 22:08
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Re: Jersey City police to crack down on drunk driving this weekend
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penumbra wrote:
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You can't be serious with that comment - one of the best forms of crime prevention is police presence

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Anything that prevents knuckle-heads on the roads that my family and I share with is a-ok with me


I am completely serious. This is a violation of our 4th amendment rights. It is no different than the police going door to door, searching houses for illegal firearms, drugs or what have you. Nor is it different than scanning emails, texts or phone calls, which Edward Snowden exposed or the racial profiling of NYC's Stop & Frisk. They should not stop anyone unless they have probable cause.

The 4th amendment reads: ?The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized.? In the 1990 Supreme Court case that authorized alcohol checkpoints, the justices agreed that it infringed upon the 4th, despite allowing them under specific guidelines. The justices were patently wrong in violating our rights.

I don't defend anyone who chooses to drive drunk, but nor do I support giving police unnecessary powers. While some of our rights are being so vigorously defended (2nd amendment, quite notably), our rights to privacy and unlawful search are eroding.



With all due respect, our founding fathers couldn't know that 237 years into the future, idiots would drink an excessive amount of Mead and jump into their horseless carriages and kill people. Extreme conservatives and extreme liberals go back to the Constitution or, even worse, the Bible, to defend their arguments. You have to temper interpretations of very old documents with modern application and common sense. I got a DUI back when I was very young when I was pulled into a roadblock and blew a .1 with the breathalyzer. Cost me about 10 grand in legal fees and insurance premiums and I lost my license for six months. Never drove after drinking again and never killed anyone due to selfish stupidity either.

Posted on: 2013/7/13 21:48
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Re: Best pizza in JC????
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I also like Buon Appetito. Not great for the super thin crust lovers but it's not a thick, doughy crust either. Relatively thin to medium crust but a nice chew. Good flavored sauce, right amount of cheese and the toppings taste fresh. And the owners are really nice.

Posted on: 2013/7/4 22:09
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Re: What's going there?
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All I want is a video store.


Excellent

Posted on: 2013/6/29 22:02
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Re: Election results
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And Viola Richardson - do nothing and get a salary and benefits- is gone too. I congratulate JC residents for recognizing horrendous representation.

Posted on: 2013/5/15 2:10
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Re: Election results
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Webmaster edit. I'm so fucking happy.

Posted on: 2013/5/15 1:44
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Re: Jersey City election 2013: where the race stands
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Really tired of the spanish robot Healy voicemails on my answering machine. My fear is that the bulk of the JC voters are not intelligent enough to read jclist, the Jersey Journal or the Star Ledger and that between voter fraud and the uninformed, Healy will prevail. I find myself hoping for a runoff. Please let me be wrong.

GO FULOP!!!!!

Posted on: 2013/5/13 22:54
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Re: Jersey City election 2013: where the race stands
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o73o2 wrote:
Don't feed the trolls ...Quote:

byebyesteve wrote:
I am voting for the mayor who has kept taxes stable, the mayor who has put the people in the right places so that crime is continuing on a downward trend. I am voting for the mayor who is a regular guy who is accessible to the public. I am voting for the mayor that has help develop this city into what it is today.


Any idea?
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To your points about why you're votiing for Mr. Healy, he delayed the tax re-val until AFTER the election so that he wouldn't be blamed for the incredible rise that most of us will see.

Yes, he's accessible to all of the people, as long as you're sitting on a barstool in one of the gin mills that still serves Pabst Blue Ribbon in 6 oz. glasses. Here's a test about accessibility. Send an e-mail to Healy and one to Steve Fulop. See who answers you.

He put people in the right places? Mr. Healy placed his cronies in their low-show jobs and gave them unmarked city vehicles so that they could drive them for their own personal use while the taxpayers pony up their gas money and insurance. And he fought Steve Fulop's motion to have those cars marked so that they would be used exclusively for city purposes. What POSSIBLE reason would there be to do that other than to continue to let his buddies use the cars to hit the Jersey Shore bars?

Again, Steve Fulop has an action plan for virtually every issue facing the residents of this city. Check his website. WHAT ARE HEALY'S PLANS? Outside of spending Saturday nights at his sons' bar, there are none.

Posted on: 2013/5/12 14:14
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Re: Healy cries "foul!" - sues for defamation
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I smell desperation in the Healy camp. The wagons are circling, Jerry...

Posted on: 2013/5/2 22:31
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Re: Jersey City Institutes LGBT Task Force, Sets Sights on Perfect MEI Score
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He's getting desperate.

Posted on: 2013/5/1 0:00
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Re: Healy orders Fulop campaign to stop running ads featuring Dwek
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cheezsnak wrote:
So you've been here nearly a decade, I'm Jersey City born and raised. I don't care if I sway your vote or anyones vote, either way the city will be in disarry. I just thought that commercial was funny and informative, let the mudslinging begin. Healy does what Healy does and Fulop does Fulop.


You're all under the wrong impression. cheezsnak isn't a Healy shill. Judging by the grammar and spelling, it's the Mayor himself! Thanks for stopping by Jerry. I think that your sons need someone to take care of tables on busy weekends at the tavern once you're out of a job. And you get to sing and you receive all of the free complimentary short glasses of beer that you can drink. That should put the place out of business in about 6 months.

Posted on: 2013/4/25 0:00
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Re: Jersey City mayor, teachers union warn of layoffs if opposition wins
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I'm assuming that layoffs would occur according to the regulations stipulated in the new NJ Tenure law which allows for dismissing teachers that perform badly in the evaluation process and retaining those with seniority and those that perform well. Seems like a win-win if you vote for Fulop. Get rid of some of the teacher deadwood and get rid of the deadwood in City Hall. As usual, Mr. Healy is siding with the do-nothings who want to continue to be paid for incompetence.

Posted on: 2013/4/13 0:19
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