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Well in that case, let me clarify a few things here. Wanda is definately not a ho. That flashy dressed man is not necessarily a pimp. The mayor is only a social drinker. Gabby hayes, Roy Rodgers and Hopalong Cassidy were NOT gay. Lieutenant Dan is not a dot com billionaire. Or is He?
Posted on: 2006/9/15 0:09
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Re: Crack head from Holland Gardens public housing area crossed over tunnel traffic to rob gas stati
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Whatsat ya say? Comin to the west coast?
Posted on: 2006/9/5 17:40
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Re: Hamilton Park Renovation - Meeting Dates
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How many police cars did they have to send?
Posted on: 2006/8/31 3:09
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Re: **JC RESTAURANTS PAST & PRESENT ***
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OK that's it. I didn't realize there were so many lifers on this board. There is strength in numbers. We're takin over. Yuppies, go take a hike.
Yeah Meyers was a nice old fashioned ice cream parlor, all wood paneled, tin ceiling, mirrored and big marble soda fountain. Another further north I think called Soul's (or Havemeyer ?) is now Ceviche if not mistaken. If you went to Silvers you must be 100 yrs. old. Cheap Sam, now THAT was a store.
Posted on: 2006/8/30 23:01
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Re: **JC RESTAURANTS PAST & PRESENT ***
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Al Neuman's, I went there often. The place to go when already drunk to have a few ice cold pitchers with your burger, fries and rings and get even drunker. And oh, the chromium! The chromium there was to die for.
Posted on: 2006/8/30 21:52
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Re: **JC RESTAURANTS PAST & PRESENT ***
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Of course the official name for the place was "Tippy's Charcoal Haven" . Had a soft serve ice cream place on the side and I seem to remember they had a pizza section for a while too. Another soft serve place was Rands at the top of Newark by Dickinson.
Posted on: 2006/8/30 15:20
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Re: Healy and emails
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That's all quite impressive Ms. Pinkowitz but you are avoiding councels question. I must ask you once again. Where were you on the night of June 22nd 1995 between the hours of 8:15 and 10:35 PM? Your Honor, please direct the witness to answer the question.
Posted on: 2006/8/29 23:49
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Re: **JC RESTAURANTS PAST & PRESENT ***
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2 McDonalds type brand X places that were shortlived in the early '70's. Ginos on Westside, the Gino's Giant was superior to the Big Mac.
Mister 'S' on state hwy (139) now a tire place, was essential in assuaging water pipe induced cravings.
Posted on: 2006/8/29 21:55
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Bickfords cafeteria in the Square. I remember the little bowls of mashed potatoes that were extruded like Mr. Softee with one pea at the top like a cherry. Very intriguing to a 3 or 4 year old. Also Liss's drug store, Woolworth, Kreske, Grants lunch counters. Weirdest of all was the Texas Weenie joint across from the police station on Central.
Posted on: 2006/8/29 21:17
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Re: 'One-strike' you're out for drug-related crimes - Jersey City now gives families a second chance
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Please bear with me. I was following this debate but I must have gotten distracted and lost my train of thought. Let's see if I got this straight. Al Gore used the Egyptian and Roman tax money to invent the internet and that is why we have the one strike you're out policy which is applied unfairly due to the beaurocracy in the Song Dynasty? OK, I think I'm up to speed. Carry on.
Posted on: 2006/8/29 15:36
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Re: Village Voice - "Suez Canal" Egyptian fish joint rules near Journal Square @ 117 Tonnele Ave.
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I started to translate this for you but then had second thoughts. I am steering clear of any cartoons containing the word Allah.
Posted on: 2006/8/26 19:15
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The street cleaning sched. is posted on the signs on the street. I would look into the resident permit, if the PA says you need one then definately get it for $10. Don't give the police or PA an excuse to ticket or impound the bike. I have seen bikes parked on the sidewalk chained to trees or fences. It doesn't bother me but if someone complains the authorities will be compelled to take some action (ticket, impound). The best and most neighbor friendly place to park a bike is a small space between two driveways or prohibited areas where a car couldn't fit if there is such a spot on the block. It really pisses people (me) off to see a bike take a whole parking spot on their block.
Posted on: 2006/8/22 15:20
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Re: One of Jersey City oldest houses -- Circa 1840 -- was illegally destroyed
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Actually, it's the police who shut down unpermitted jobs. If a neighbor had made the call in time it might have been stopped. It's unlikely though, I am familiar with the house and it could have been taken down in less than 5 min with the machine they have on site. They are in the process of building two brick $hithouses directly across the street from this one. The house in question has been abandoned for many years, I'm surprised it lasted this long. Never realized it was as old as they say. BTW - wish I knew what a portmandeau is. Is it anything like a Woop De Damme Dieu?
Posted on: 2006/8/21 3:12
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Re: Heights: Home Invasion at Gunpoint -- Three sleeping roommates woken by two gunmen
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I think this is the first time I have come across the name Sam Jefferson. I didn't even know we had a police director. Do we need a police director? What does he do? Does he tell the chief what to do who in turn tells the troops what to do? I thought it was the chief's job to run the department.
Posted on: 2006/8/15 14:04
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Re: New Jersey awards $21.9M jobs grant to Deutsche Bank to bring 1,200 jobs to Downtown Jersey City
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But the workers from Douchebag will have to eat lunch in NJ. Surely that's worth $22 million to us.
Posted on: 2006/8/10 20:51
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Re: There are a lot of properties in the Heights boarded up with NJSCC stenciled plywood
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Now that you mention it. There was some talk about building a school in the NE corner of the city around Palisade, Patterson Plank and North St.
Posted on: 2006/8/3 16:24
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Re: There are a lot of properties in the Heights boarded up with NJSCC stenciled plywood
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Where are they? Is it one contiguous block of houses or scattered? I dunno, maybe for those people displaced by some imminant domain land grab they are planning?
Posted on: 2006/8/3 16:08
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Re: Police attacked by large Rottweiler, while they arrest 4 and seize 11,500 bags of heroin
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Yeah, put the dog in charge of the stuffed animals, brilliant!
Un-bearable! Dastardly Doberman destroys Elvis's teddy bear Last Updated Thu, 03 Aug 2006 10:53:05 EDT CBC News The fur was flying in Somerset, England, on Thursday after a guard dog went on a rampage at a teddy bear collection, badly damaging Elvis Presley's bear Mabel, which had just gone on display. Barney the Doberman guard dog sits with security guard Greg West at the Wookey Hole Caves Park in Wells, England. (Associated Press) Barney the Doberman guard dog sits with security guard Greg West at the Wookey Hole Caves Park in Wells, England. (Associated Press) Authorities struggled to explain what triggered Barney the guard dog's attack at the popular display at the Wookey Hole Caves Park in Wells, England, about 175 kilometres southwest of London. "It's a terrible disaster," Daniel Medley, the park's general manager, told CBC News. There must have been some kind of scent, Medley said, "that made the dog go berserk." Barney first tore into Mabel, a bear that was recently purchased at an auction in Memphis, Tenn., for $85,000 Cdn. Mabel had once been owned by a young Elvis and was made in 1909 by the German manufacturer Steiff. The bear's owner, Sir Benjamin Slade, had put it on display at the collection "just a few days ago," Medley said. When the mauling was over, Mabel's chest had a gaping hole and its head had nearly been torn off. But the trouble was far from over with the six-year-old Doberman pinscher. "Once Mabel had been prised out of his jaws he then went on a rampage," Medley said. When it was over, about 100 bears in all had been damaged. "He was pulling arms off, heads off," Medley said and there was fluffy stuffing everywhere. The bear display at Wookey Hole Caves had been deemed so valuable that the park's insurance company had required guard dogs be on duty. Sir Benjamin, who sent someone to collect Mabel's remains from the park, is reportedly very upset. "He's not speaking to anyone," Medley said. "We just want to apologize to him." As for Barney, Medley said he's been stripped of his guard dog duties and will be retired to a farm "where he can chase chickens." Mabel, who was once owned by a young Presley, was made in 1909 by the German manufacturer Steiff.
Posted on: 2006/8/3 15:27
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Re: stabbing on Congress Street
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When did this happen? Are you talking about the Mexican guy who was murdered in his hallway in the apt. Bldg. a few weeks ago?
Posted on: 2006/8/2 16:48
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Re: Is there enough affordable housing?
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Apparently not. These rooming houses seem to be more common than we realize. They only come to our attention when one gets busted. BTW - It looks like Adolph DID escape to South America after all.
Couple fined for 12-room house rental Monday, July 31, 2006 By JACK HERMAN JOURNAL STAFF WRITER A Hudson County landlord named Hitler Rojas has pleaded guilty to running an illegal boarding house, Jersey City officials said. Hitler - his first name, according to city officials - and his wife, Flora Rojas, pleaded guilty Wednesday to a number of building violations in Jersey City Municipal Court. The Rojases, who also own property in Union City, admitted they'd turned a two-family house on Kennedy Boulevard into 12 single-room units - including some as small as 6 feet by 7 feet, according to David Donnelly, the coordinator for the Mayor Jerramiah Healy's Quality of Life Task Force. The couple was ordered by Judge Nesle Rodriguez to pay $15,000 in fines, Donnelly said. They also returned back rent of up to six months to help their former renters find new housing, Donnelly said. The couple rented the rooms for between $200 to $450 per month, Donnelly said. They divided the house into four rooms on each of the three floors, including the cellar. Donnelly said the task force has been particularly adamant about stamping out illegal cellar units. The task force originally responded to a complaint at the house on June 8. In addition to the illegal single-room units, they found a number of fire and safety violations, including the lack of carbon monoxide and fire detectors. The fines could have totaled up to $50,000, but the owners immediately cooperated with the task force, Donnelly said.
Posted on: 2006/7/31 15:29
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Re: New face of public housing - 72 homes in the Lafayette section of Jersey City
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Quick but off topic question for Roaring: Will you be voting for Kinky Friedman? Is he perceived as a serious contender by the locals?
Posted on: 2006/7/29 14:52
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Re: Mayor Healy and many Jersey City residents speak out against the design for the new 9/11 memoria
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But I don't get it, what does a giant crooked vagina have to do with 9/11?
Posted on: 2006/7/29 14:18
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Re: Downtown Jersey City Watch-Updates Thread
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"JUVENILE CURFEWS ? There is a curfew for children under the age of 17 throughout Jersey City between 10:30pm & 6:00am , unless the child is coming from work or is accompanied by an adult. Curfew vans will be registered this week and will begin enforcement."
I like this idea. Will the vans take the kids far far away and dump them in the woods?
Posted on: 2006/7/19 21:03
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Re: Positive things I like about JC
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I like that my next door neighbor doesn't blow up his house to get back at his wife.
Posted on: 2006/7/11 3:24
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Re: Ideas for Jersey City T-shirts
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Annod wrote:
"We have a pretty pathetic choice for mayor. Bloomberg in New York City used to give out his home phone number. Cory Booker in Newark is willing to take a pay cut. What does our mayor do? Ignore our emails? Get drunk? Get naked?" Jersey City Get drunk, get naked, get elected. Be All That You Can Be.
Posted on: 2006/7/9 15:43
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Re: Condo Shopping Observations
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My thoughts are that condos are for saps. Just like leasing a car. Ya got 100g's to put down. Buy a house and really own the property. As far as timing the market goes, you might be dead by the time it's in your favor. Life ain't all $$$, just do what ya gotta do. But never pay retail.
Posted on: 2006/7/8 5:34
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Fires are always a tragedy but woowookid, those photos are awesome. The second one is the best fire pic I have ever seen.
Posted on: 2006/6/30 15:17
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Re: Post your Pimp Sightings Here
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Clean shirt, new shoes And I dont know where I am goin to. Silk suit, black tie, I dont need a reason why. They come runnin just as fast as they can Coz every girl crazy bout a Shop Rite man. Gold watch, diamond ring, I aint missin a single thing. And cufflinks, stick pin, When I step out Im gonna do you in. They come runnin just as fast as they can Coz every girl crazy bout a Shop Rite man. Top coat, top hat, I dont worry coz my wallets fat. Black shades, white gloves, Lookin sharp and lookin for love. They come runnin just as fast as they can Coz every girl grazy bout a Shop Rite man.
Posted on: 2006/6/29 3:15
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Re: JERSEY CITY POLICE CHIEF TROY CALLING IT QUITS
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SI Newhouse is a classic American rags to riches story. Local boy makes good. "Rosebud" http://www.fundinguniverse.com/compan ... -Inc-Company-History.html
Posted on: 2006/6/28 23:51
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