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Re: The Dopeness

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WE TOOK OFF THE CORKING FEE!!! SORRY FOR THE INCONVENIENCE!!:))) REMEMBER STAY DOPE!

Geez Louise what is with the all caps?

Posted on: Today 1:58

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Re: Healy on campaigns: 'they're all ugly'

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If your posts have been deleted it's not because the webmaster disagrees with you. It's because you sound like a grade school bully and we don't tolerate childish behavior.

You people are all about childish behavior. You whine about Mayor Healy and the great people that built the city you are trying to steal. If any of you went to school here you would have learned some manner and some streets marts too.

The deleted post was how Mayor Healy outsmarted and outworked your Stevie. Team Healy was busy registering voters to the last minute, dropping off hundreds of new registrations right up until deadline. Where was Team Stevie? Nowhere in sight. Oh I forgot. They told me there was one poor Full-op-It schmuck who brought in one count it one last minute reg. Your beloved webmeister doesn't censor all kinds of your idiotic rants, but let someone tell how old fashioned political know how is going to clean your clocks and there goes your so-called "tolerance".

All your stupid facebook posts wont make up for your failure to hit the streets. I was talking to a friend who knows downtown like few others. He hasnt seen Stevie boy out, Candycane is missin in action, it's like there's not an election in tow week. Go twiiter yourselves while the old pros take care of business.

I have been reading your posts for some time now, and I'm finally going to make a comment. Why the hell do you keep calling Steve, "Stevie"? Is this your feeble attempt at putting him down? Seriously, Steve is already a nickname for Stephen, why do you keep persisting in calling him "Stevie"? Are you using that name to imply that he's a child or not "manly" or whatever? Nevermind that he joined the army after 9/11 and swam the god damned HUDSON FLIPPING RIVER!!!! Do you think calling him "Stevie" is emasculating, is that why you keep calling him that?

I don't know, you kind of sound like a douchebag. I just want to tell you that, in case you were unaware. This is a public service to you. There's a certain way to make an argument on the Internet and not sound like a raving lunatic. We've all been there before but it seems like you need a gentle flick on the forehead (metaphorically speaking) to clue you in. So here's my flick to you.

Posted on: 5/7 0:53

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snowflake20

Re: PATH Train Incident

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Wow, I can't believe people are piling on the woman who reported this. Years ago on the F train I saw a guy with an erection and was rubbing up against another woman. I said "Hey! What are you doing?" and then moved over so that the woman could stand away from him. I don't even know if she realized what was going on and he ran out of there at the next stop. Do people think that this doesn't ever happen?

Posted on: 3/8 18:31

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snowflake20

Re: Wawa is invading North Jersey!

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Whoa. That is just bizarre. Maybe even wrong. Is this even allowed?

Posted on: 1/11 23:47

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snowflake20

Re: McCafe is coming to Grove Square

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rycor wrote:
Well this thread was a waste.

LOL!

Posted on: 1/8 23:32

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snowflake20

Re: Made With Love - CLOSED

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mfadam wrote:

if all the people complaining about MWL's pricing focused on the much bigger expense of say JC property taxes, perhaps we could get somewhere...

We do that too, in case you haven't noticed other threads about JC government, the property reval, etc. If a retailer charges too much, the solution is simple: we don't shop there. If property taxes are too high, well you either move (not that simple an equation as they're high EVERYWHERE in the state) or you vote in a more responsible government. The latter is a formidable task given the entrenched corruption and patronage.

Snowflake20: I once paid $40 for an apple pie there. It was a last-minute dessert I needed for an office party. The pie was beautiful and delicious, but you're right, it's something I would only buy once under extraordinary circumstances.

Actually I think I paid closer to 50 for it, but I wasn't sure if that was right. I mean, that sounds ridiculous but since you said you paid 40 then my initlal thought must have been right. It was a pecan pie and I ordered it a week before thanksgiving.

But again, Celeste is a very nice woman and did make great food! It was just too much money for me to be a regular customer.

Posted on: 1/5 11:52

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snowflake20

Re: Made With Love - CLOSED

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She is moving out of the area. On her facebook page she is saying she wants to move out of the country or something.

She seemed like a nice person and the $1 charge went towards the generator after Sandy. I think she was pretty upset that people were bashing her about it.

I went there a few times and it really was expensive. I special ordered a pie once and it cost me a ton of money. Like $30 or something like that. Maybe it was $20. I don't remember but I was like "D'oh!" when I found out how much it was. Price aside, it was the best pie I ever ate! But still, not something I would ever order again because it was just way too expensive. I can't justify the expense.

Posted on: 1/5 1:13

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snowflake20

Re: Dan Levin in talks to run with Healy

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I think it is no surprise that many people were taken aback by this announcement. I'm sure Dan had his reasons for throwing himself in with Healy, but haven't we all been told by our moms that we will be judged by what sort of people we hang out with? Also, if you lie down with dogs, you will get up with fleas....

This election willbe interesting for sure.

Posted on: 2012/10/15 21:07

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snowflake20

Re: Taqueria Viva Mexico Kitchen Cafe - 133 Morris Street

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No. For obvious reasons.. :)

Posted on: 2012/9/19 23:13

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Re: The Gloves are off between Mayor Healy and Steven Fulop

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Let's give Healy the benefit of the doubt. He probably meant specific crimes are down, like crimes against circus clowns. I haven't read one article in the Jersey Journal about a circus clown getting mugged or shot this year

Posted on: 2012/9/14 16:24

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snowflake20

Re: Jersey City cop kills pit bull after it bites woman

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with a name like 'fedupman' i'd expect nothing less than the narrow minded crap you spewed here.

That is just really silly. That would be like me saying that your name is proof that you are an annoying jerky hipster from brooklyn.

Posted on: 2012/8/6 16:04

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snowflake20

Re: Authentic Chinese Groceries and Food - where to go?

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I haven' t been to the one in East Hanover, but the one in Edison is pretty big and offers pretty much everything. It's right off of route 1 and I take NJ Tpk to get there...it might be easier to go to the one in Edison, but I just prefer to go south from JC vs. travelling west.

Posted on: 2012/8/6 15:57

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snowflake20

Re: Authentic Chinese Groceries and Food - where to go?

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555 is OK but not great. They have produce and meat but the grocery selection is pretty sparse.

I prefer driving down to Edison to Kam Man.

Posted on: 2012/8/4 22:11

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Re: Some parent's what are you thinking!!!!!

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This thread is quite the pissing match.

Posted on: 2012/7/18 17:59

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Re: Some parent's what are you thinking!!!!!

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Personally, I don't let my kids pee on the ground. I will bring a portable potette potty when I am potty training my kids. I also keep one in my car. It is hard to ask a 3 yo to hold in his or her pee even a block or two to walk to a store. I would probably take my kid out of the playground and have them do it behind a bush if I was truly desperate.

Posted on: 2012/7/17 16:16

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snowflake20

Re: Body of woman believed to have been abducted from JC is found in Newark

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What were the circumstances of the abduction? Wasn't there a kidnapping last month of a woman and her baby?

Posted on: 2012/6/20 19:51

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snowflake20

Re: Torico's Ice Cream

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I am sure it is people who have been waiting for Toricos to re-open after all of this time.

Posted on: 2012/6/18 14:41

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Re: NYC asst principal embezzles $4500 in 6 flags tickets, keeps job, no criminal charges!

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There's just so much wrong about this, and you know it's just the same here. Is it just because it was 75 tickets and not 12 laptops? I'm just amazed at how beaten down and blase a school system can get about employee misbehavior that they treat grand larceny like he was taking home pencils. This guy makes $101k plus HUGE bennies. People are pissed about this, I won't be surprised if the Richmond County prosecutor is forced to file an indictment due to the howls.

http://cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com/201 ... -tickets-given-to-school/

You are clearly misinformed. Get your facts, then make a comment. You're worried about a great adventure ticket when the CEOs of major US banks criminally ran our economy into the ground and then took 16 TRILLION unaccounted for tax dollars to bail their sorry asses out. You're ok with that? You're ok with no one going to jail for that? Here's a name to research: Jamie Dimond. Learn about this man, then get back on JClist.

Yes, because no one but CEOs of banks should be punished when they commit white collar crimes. That makes a lot of sense.

Posted on: 2012/6/5 20:42

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snowflake20

Re: PostNet

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If you buy stamps from the ATM, they charge you more for it. It might be tax, but I've noticed that you are paying 50 cents instead of whatever the price stamps are usually.

Posted on: 2012/6/5 13:10

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Re: Did all the guys who clean the storm grates get laid off?

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I've noticed this too, all over the city. It's disgusting.

Posted on: 2012/6/2 8:31

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snowflake20

Re: Tell Trader Joe's to come to Jersey City!

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Whatever, there is nothing like processed Mac & Cheese. I prefer Kraft. Yum. I've tried making it myself and it's not as good.

TJs has stuff that isn't great for you either. If you buy their frozen meals, it's not any better than the stuff you get at the supermarket IMO.

And TJs is great, but it doesn't hold a candle to Stew Leonard's.

Posted on: 2012/5/31 12:40

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Re: Happy Ending in the Making

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Why do people on this forum always assume the worst case in arguments???

Any of these "supposed prostitutes", indicate they're enslaved, tricked by their employers, "rubbing and tugging", prostituting themselves, or want to be rescued?

Any of you concerned folks ask them?

I am not a "concerned folk" my response is simply in reference to calling prostitution in a massage parlor a "victimless crime". I have no idea where this place is and I am not assuming anything. I have no clue if this place is like that, but I do know that there are a lot of places that force women to do these things and the women are not "victimless" by any means.

Posted on: 2012/5/30 0:45

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snowflake20

Re: Happy Ending in the Making

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Who the hell cares to figure that out? Why don't you worry about something worth worrying about. Prostitution, if what you say is even true, is the oldest profession in the world and is a victimless crime. Who the hell cares. Worry more about the big banks who are outright criminals stealing your tax dollars, For example: the $16 trillion given free and no questions asked to the criminal psychopaths (Bankers) who engineered this "crisis" and destroyed our economy. Wake up America!

I wouldnt call it victimless. A lot of those women who work in those types of places are basically enslaved by their employers. They get tricked into coming here and told they will be working as maids or whatever and then are forced to do the rubbing and tugging and god knows what else. They are basically sex slaves. I'm not saying that this place is like that but you would be naive to think that sex trafficking does not exist in America.

Posted on: 2012/5/29 23:58

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Re: With Number Of Carjackings Soaring, Hudson County And JC Expand Task Force To Target Perpetrators

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These people terrorized this and other communities. I hope they rot in jail.

Posted on: 2012/5/24 16:09

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Re: What to do with toddlers in Jersey City?

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Tutts wrote:
@Greenvillechick and @SRhia
I'm scared of venturing into the city, my 3 yr old is very interested in gender and weight at this time and has frequently embarrassed me by inquiring loudly on the gender of different people and have gotten my fair share of dirty looks. Another time he point blank asked, "Mami, why is that lady so big?" AS the lady was passing us by. During our walks he asked if a very tall man with dreadlocks to his shoulders was a man, the man heard it and answered with yes, I am a man. My toddler replied, are you sure? So I have to grow thicker skin or somehow get my toddler to ask questions quietly.

Maybe I should try the light rail and get my toddler acclimated with it first before I take a path train or he'll have a ton of questions aimed at random strangers.

It's fine. You need to grow a thicker skin and also teach your child to not talk about people's appearance. It's totally normal...he's only 3 and I'm sure not many people will be offended by a toddler. Or just give him a lollipop, snack, or other distraction if you think he's going to start to say something offensive. It's a phase, they are curious at that age and it's no reason to shutter yourself from the rest of the world.

Posted on: 2012/5/23 13:15

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Re: RIP Henry Borowski (Paulus Hook)

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So very sad to hear this news. I would see him often, sweeping up Grand Street and around the corner. He obviously had a lot of pride for his community, something we all should model. I remember seeing him on Halloween, he was dressed like the Monopoly man. He looked happy to see all of the children out and about. I never knew his name and I'm sad that I didn't get to know him better.

Posted on: 2012/5/20 17:53

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Re: Officials confirm 13-year-old was struck by car driven by off-duty Jersey City cop

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The other day, a boy getting out of school darted out onto the street on his scooter, in front of my car. I slammed on my brake, and was driving pretty slow so I didn't hit him.
The kid didn't even look to see if a car was coming, he was lucky that I was driving slow and paying attention.

There are a lot of kids who do this, I wouldn't be surprised if this child did something similar, and unfortunately got seriously hurt. Kids do stupid things, they think they are immortal. I also wouldn't be surprised if it turns out that the driver was careless and at fault since we've all seen how people drive in this city. I'm sure there were witnesses and if the driver was being careless, it will come out.

In any event, the police officer stopped and took care of the kid, talked to the parents and took the girl to the hospital. This makes me believe that he didn't do anything wrong.

Posted on: 2012/5/12 16:58

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Re: Gov. Christie helps unveil new park and playground in Newport section of Jersey City

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It's a private park. Stevens uses it for recess time, but it's no different than what happens to all the parks in JC in Hoboken during recess/lunch. It's not like they close the park so the Stevens kids use it and not let anyone else in.

The park is great. And I'm actually happy that it's a private park because there's plenty of security guards patrolling the area and NO DOG POOP! I also see lots of people maintaining the park and picking up garbage.

Posted on: 2012/5/4 12:50