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Word is it's going to be a wig-shop for single men that serves craft beers.

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nyrgravey9 wrote:
You people amaze me. Yes it's about all of JC. But DTJC specifically, if you're going to say Satis, Amelia's, light Horse etc aren't good, then you're an idiot.

You people just dissent to dissent, for spite. These places must be SO bad that they're ALWAYS packed. Please, get off your high f*ckimg horses and join reality. To your points though, it's hard to judge food when you fools have your heads so far up your own asses, you're chewing last nights corn.

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Most of the yummy food I ate in JC is not DTJC its outside that area (except Thirty Acres).. like Little India, Greenville, and Westside. Rosylin may have a point.... Don't walk away mad because she is not in agreement with this DTJC advertisement.

LMAO maybe these places are packed because idiots like you have no where else to go.. when I first moved to JC Hard Grove was packed every night which didn't make it a nice spot, it was all that was offered in the early 90's. The Jamaican spot in Bergen Lafayette is packed every night which still does not make it a great spot, ( its pretty good) but not great but again its the only spot on that side of BL.

Exactly. I hate "foodies" anyway. Gives me douche-chills.

"Hate" is harsh Vigilante, C'mon man. Foodies aren't douches. Just people who love to patronize local businesses that offer up good eats. Where's this coming from?

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2. Train is already packed at Grove Station on weekday mornings, any way of running an empty train and opening it up at Grove?

bodhipooh wrote:
Agreed on taking the towels (and, blankets!) to the Liberty Humane Society. The last time I stopped in there to ask what items they needed most, food was number #1, but they did mention that they could always use any old towels or blankets.

bondman99 wrote:
The reviews speak for themselves - http://www.yelp.com/biz/the-bistro-at ... ey-city?sort_by=date_desc

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dtjcview wrote:
How come it's not 2%?

Because its a smoke and mirrors gimmick.

+1. And on top of that, Christie got rid of the Homestead Rebate.

mRanger48 wrote:
At the risk of sounding insensitive, it is the first impression you get when driving into jersey city. I just had my whole family visit me this past weekend and it really doesn't make jersey city look that good when you have homeless people begging for money the moment you enter our city.
Can't anything be done about this? I know there's other concerns that are most likely more important (insert off-leash dog joke here), however it is an issue that I would like to hear other's thoughts on in this forum. Again, I can't imagine how hard things are on the low income/homeless - but it really doesn't give our home a good image. Maybe there is something the Fulop administration could do to get rid of this and benefit these struggling citizens at the same time. I've tried searching online about this topic but came up empty. Hence, here I am...thoughts?... Thanks in advance

JCMan8 wrote:
Would anyone consider using the services offered at My Friend Again if they were cheaper? I realize it sounds like sci-fi to clone your pet so they start life all over again as a baby, but that is what this guy claims to do (for a $100,000 fee).

So if you could affordably clone your pet so they can start life over again, would you?

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mwa7368 wrote:
Isn't the landlord that Russian dude who spent time in the Gulag? He owns/owned the corner apt that had the fire a couple years ago.

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holymoly wrote:
Do you know the landlord? As far as I know is that they couldn't run the business anymore because of family issues as they told me! So don't blame it always on landlords when something went wrong with a business! Landlords are not always the beast of burden!!!!!!!!

Being a longtime resident of the Hamilton Park neighborhood, I beg to differ in this case.

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It's a money-grab people. The city acts like developers are doing them a favor. Developers clean up and leave the residents to clean up the mess. Vastly overcrowded trains, overtaxed sewer systems and no new public parks. Will people stay? Of course. There are always a few rats still around when they do those lab experiments. Jersey City will look like Flushing soon. I am out of here soon after 25 years. Hopefully it's not too late for this city to "get it right". Sadly though it's heading toward more NYC sprawl.

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Was the driver ticketed?

The officer made sure I was ok before turning back to the driver and reaming her out a little more and then letting her go.

I spoke with the officer afterwards, thanking him. And just mentioning how bad the intersection is. And he brought up several others that are just as bad. He even told me that on his commute to work in his civilian car he has people run stop signs all the time in front of him, but when he's in his patrol car, nothing.

I asked him if they could set up cars sitting at some of these intersections, and he told me he'd love to, but its Jersey City and there are so many more pressing things that they are doing.

Anyway, I thanked him for helping and left happy that the driver at least got yelled at by a cop. Maybe she'll think twice next time.

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Just kicked the heck out of a car that blew through the stop sign at 8th and Jersey almost taking me out. A cop was standing at the intersection and actually ran after the car to get it to stop and yell at the driver. Let's hope this kind of JCPD action continues.

- No way in hell should they get a tax abatement

CdeCoincy wrote:
That place, like the location of The Dopeness is jinxed.

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SilveryJessica wrote:
You guys are way cheaper than my shrink.

RECAP:

Setting: Bar at ZACK'S

Me: "Blah blah blah blah interesting observation about Gilded Age architecture, Newport R.I./The Breakers/whorehouses near Washington Square Park"

Him: "blah blah blah blah my kids/I love Newport/NYC is expensive"

Me: "Blah blah blah"

Him: "You seem very sweet. I guess I should tell you I'm married".

Me: "Goodbye".

OMG and well done by saying..." Goodbye".

Hope his P---- falls off. I hate 2-legged dogs!

Have this closing line ready for the next time:

"I already know. Your wife hired me..."

ripple wrote:
Judging from the clothing styles that people are wearing in the signs in the store, that place has been there since at least the early 80's. Sad to see them go.

Some variant of murphy's law dictates that a artisanal cupcake shop or some other useless, poorly thought through crap will open in the location.