JCvoter wrote:
You attack people regularly. I'm just trying to get to the root of your disgusting homophobia. I think it requires the kind of public exposition you apply to all other matters, we can explore your issues together.

You were an overbearing mother to to your two sons weren't you Yvonne? You gave them to the church as altar boys, lambs to the slaughter and now, in the eve of your life, you are left wondering why they are unmarried at 40.

What happened to your lambs Yvonne?

Yvonne wrote:
JC has turnpike traffic, the Holland Tunnel Traffic, 1&9 Traffic, 139 Traffic plus people coming here from Bayonne and North Hudson. You cannot compare the traffic and besides, you do not know what San Francisco has unless you speak to an insurance agent. You can banned all cars in JC and the cars coming from the outside will still clog the city.

Yvonne wrote:
This problem will continue because people here rationalize certain behaviors. I was watching Bishop Barron who makes youtube videos on church matters. He developed the series called "Catholicism." Bishop Barron said it is clericalism, grave sin, and homosexuality as the main cause of the scandal. This was a 24 minute interview by his staff called "Word on Fire." I know I will get hate for this. I don't care, the bishop hit the problem on the head.

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135jc wrote:

No complaints then. If you unaware of the rule the customer is always right. I suggest you read a book on business.

Funny enough, I've written a couple books on business.

Yvonne wrote:
I wish 60 Minutes and other programs basically PBS would run their old shows where activists come on television telling the public to abandon paper and use plastic. They said, "We are harming the planet,"

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CatDog wrote:
I like how you completely missed most of the what's actually in the Iran deal

What is really sad is they demanded cash and received cash.

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RichMauro wrote:
All the rest of New Jersey's probably paying for it in fees somewhere.

link? or the voices in your head?

Whether we pay for it or not it will be destroyed in a few years. I will provide a link when that happens.

RichMauro wrote:
All the rest of New Jersey's probably paying for it in fees somewhere.

bodhipooh wrote:
I live in the Foundry. I can guarantee you that we DID NOT see any flooding. The water didn't even reach the Park & Ride lot. I live in one of the inner courtyard units (the ones past the lobby) and during heavy precipitation we do get some water accumulation (mostly because the drain covers are often clogged with lint, dirt, dust, etc) but nothing that would actually seep into units. I don't know much about the units along Monitor Street, but I don't think I would like to live in one of them because the lack of abundant natural light would bother me. As for other units, most of them are rather spacious and the rent levels are very enticing.