I'd love to know if the FBI has a record of that meeting.

NYC Vet Specialists
24-hour critical care
212-767-0099
www.nyc-vs.com

410 W. 55th Street (55th and 9th)

But hopefully you are well on your way to a hospital by now...

There seems to be a lot of misinformation about the Trap, Neuter, Release program (TNR). Here are some links that should help clarify the goals of the program:

• Feral Cats FAQ (from the ASPCA)
• The Feral Feline Organization
• Neighborhood Cats

Along with the ASPCA, the Trap, Neuter, Release method is endorsed by numerous Veterinary associations. I think that after you take the time to investigate these links, you will find that this program, provides the safest, and most realistic approach to this problem for both humans and animals.

(Good thread!)

I'm looking for someone to fix my 1993 Sentra. Right now I need some body work done, but I would also like to find someone who does good work with Nissan engines. Any recommendations?

"Ahole?" That's your witty retort? Pathetic. Raise your game. Now for people actually interested in parking you can read more about this situation over at the Newport Voice: http://www.newportvoice.org/bb/showth ... p?t=3829&highlight=towing Meanwhile, I'm just going to sit back and eagerly await the next bon mot from my new compadre. Heh.

07310 wrote:

"So your warning should be don't be cheap feed the meter and pay attention, read the signs?"

Um, yeah, that's exactly what I'm saying.

Thanks for pointing out the obvious there, troll.

I was in a metered spot, but I didn't feed the meter - that was my big mistake.

Still, a fine of 152 dollars, plus cab fare, etc. doesn't that seem excessive to you?

Shouldn't others be warned?

Yeah, but since this was the first time I had ever been there I didn't know that they validated parking - I didn't see any signs to that effect.

Of course I didn't see the towing sign either...

Well you can add Morton Williams to the list of JC stores that are towing away their customers.

Today, Sunday, I parked in front of Morton Williams at about 6 PM, by 6:25 the car had disappeared.

After returning my groceries, I had to find a cab, and then fork over $152 (cash only, of course) to retrieve my car from the EZ Towing garage.

So that certainly was not the luxury shopping experience I had hoped for.

Buyer beware.