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tommyc_37 wrote:
I've honestly never seen any obnoxious behavior in the beer garden, and I've always wondered why people on here always mention that.

It's because some ppl on here are not fair. Some hate the ZH attire policy; they think it is racist, so they will badmouth ZH by calling it obnoxious, which is total BS.

They can call it racist (I won't disagree, and I don't have the facts to argue otherwise), but obnoxious it is not. It is very quaint and patron-friendly, as beer gardens go, actually.

Assuming, of course, that one gets through security.

Josiered wrote:
If they are Moishes employees join the crowd. I live on 7th St. Walked home from the Path a month ago late at night. Apparently the Moishes crowd also rents space on the corner of Brunswick & 5th diagonally across from Brooks Bros. Garage Building. Two guys were physically laying on the sidewalk totally passed out with the needles still stuck in their arms. One had the red Moishes shirt on but was too incoherent to even know where he was. I am sure he was still there the next day. Didnt bother to notify PD because they would not have shown up anyway. Not sure we really have a PD in JC.

cousin wrote:
ONCE AGAIN, A CONFRONTATIONAL POST BY MR. JOHNSON. Anyone see a pattern developing here? Hey man, how many ex-wives do you have? Dude, what do you do, cruise jc list to see how many people you could disagree with and try to make look stupid? Here's a test for you. I want you to read 10 posts a day and think all the negative comments you want but keep them all to yourself and NOT POST A SINGLE ONE of them. Think you can do that? If you pass that test, the next day I want you to do the same thing, only this time, you're gonna actually post something NICE. Something positive. Something that can actually help someone. OK, "nice" may be asking way too much, if you succeed, we'll move to a higher level of civility from there. You can do it, I have faith! In other words: DON'T POST ANYTHING YOU WOULDN'T SAY TO A STRANGER. Good luck!

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DTNJC wrote:
Love the cameras. We need more of them. Bet most of the tickets go to out of towner's who just cruise through our city everyday & don't give a damm.

Really?
What bugs me most is this:
The camera at Jersey and Columbus only photographs infractions on Jersey Ave as drivers cross Columbus.
All those drivers going to and from Goldman Sachs or taking the shortcut to the tunnel can run red lights at 40mph with impunity. And the busses, along with everyone else, can make the right-on-red with no stop to go north on Jersey, completely clogging the block before Newark and preventing northbound traffic on Jersey from entering the intersection.
God forbid local traffic trying to cross CCD on a too-short light should interfere.

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HamiltonParker wrote:


K9 Kindergarden looks professional, Two Boots is trying, what about the rest of them?

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Two Boots. Really??? It's an eyesore at best. Maybe on Bourbon St. in New Orleans it would fit right in. But if you all want "upscale" stuff downtown, Two Boots makes Fussy Friends look like a yacht club in Malibu.

Personal taste aside, your comment proves their sign a success. Do you not realize they serve Louisiana flavor inspired pizza?

HamiltonParker wrote:


K9 Kindergarden looks professional, Two Boots is trying, what about the rest of them?

Vigilante wrote:
Been to a nice Beer Garden in Pittsburgh and I have passed the one in Hoboken several times and guess what? They are both far away from residential areas. Only in Jersey City can a developer get away with that and a bunch of d-bags will support it. Yes, you know who you are.

corybraiterman wrote:
It was an eating location. If you paid any sort of attention, you'll note that I wrote more about sitting on the pier and enjoying the view as I did about the food. I can get the same food by going over to Kraverie, but my 1-block walk to the pier is gone, hence my "damn".

Asif wrote:
It's so very hard to get liquor. I am sick and tired of finding 4 or 5 places in a 2 or 3 block radius serving or selling alcohol.....we can cram in alot more. Come on America!

corybraiterman wrote:
aw damnit. In the summer months, goin down to Harborside, getting some tacos and enjoying the "fresh" air on the pier and the great view of the Hudson and NYC. I guess they needed more people to focus on Kraverie. Shame tho

Dahood wrote:
Mr_Johnson you have a valid point. But what exactly is a city? A shareholder has a stake in a corporate. Similarly a propert-tax paying citizen has a stake in the city. A city is made up of its citizens and it's nothing wrong if they don't like someone spoiling a part of it. But people should use their judgement while confronting such people as it might be dangerous. Although I would have pointed it out to the person not picking up his dog's poop at that time only and not run after him later on.

cousin wrote:
Yes, I did say "alley'. I happen to like the alley behind my home where I drive (into my parking spot), walk, park my Harley, fix and wash my car, and converse with my friendly neighbors. Yes, it should be feces free; I'm delighted you agree. So while there is no one yet walking their dog through my house I still like the immediate vicinity clear of feces and other unpleasantries. The fact that you could derive pleasure from a right and just individual being "clocked" by a wrong-doer tells me all I need to know about you. My guess is you are: young and disrespectful, NOT a homeowner, do NOT pay taxes, do NOT clean your own house (oh yeah, it's NOT yours), are NOT friendly with your neighbors or even care to know who they are, and most of all, one of these A-Holes who don't pick up after their dog. If you stand for all that is illegal and unjust, here's an idea: don't advertise it. Instead, take a shower, pull your pants up and put a belt on, find a clean shirt and comb your hair. Act and dress respectable and you may just get some in return.

Roslyn wrote:
To Whom this may concern,

I currently leave from exit 14C everyday to go to work in New Jersey and see a significant amount of backup of cars exiting off of 14C.

There is no doubt that these drivers are avoiding Holland Tunnel traffic. I know this becuase if the holland tunnel is backed up the exit increases in exiters.

Has any authority considered having a toll there?
If the driver exits off 14C and then reaches the Holland Tunnel toll within a specific amount of time they are charged.

Proceeds would then go to Jersey city since we see increased traffic.

Just a thought. at the very least it would decrease traffic.
lets face it their not stopping at wonder bagel for breakfast.

whiteboy19 wrote:
my super put this stuff near the shrubs in front of my condo,he calls it chocolate,its actually rat poison,it looks and actually smells like chocolate.Animals eat it with gusto and it makes their stomach bleed to death it also works on other animals.it has reduced the amount of dog doo around my neighborhood.he cuts it in very small pieces so the dogs can swallow it quickly,when the trade towers were hit,exterminators placed 1 million pounds of rat poison in the basements and tunnels around WTC to control the amazing amounts of rats that were disturbed ,dogs are like rats

corybraiterman wrote:
Holy f$^k those reviews on yelp on the sweetbread... this is why NJ gets #OOPS#ing laughed at.

cousin wrote:
What does that even mean? I don't have a right to stand up to people who break the law and make me a victim? "Do this to the wrong person"? Explain that please. What will he do, beat me up, breaking the law twice in one day? That's a reasonable response: sit down, and shut up while strangers defile my property I work tirelessly to pay for. Should I pay 10K in taxes to allow someone who doesn't to SHIT on my home? I guess I should've sat there and done nothing. Nobody enforces this law, obviously; sometimes it's up to the citizens to correct the actions of lawbreakers, especially when it directly affects my quality of life!! Just think, if everyone did what I did these wrong-doers may think twice before doing it again. I didn't tar and feather him, I handed him the feces of HIS animal in front of his own home. BTW his final resonse was, as I walked away: "YOU'RE RIGHT, YOU'RE RIGHT!" If it's only feces, then perhaps he could have chosen to let the dog shit in front of his own house and HE could spend the next week looking at it, stepping in it and smelling it. Actually, why leave the house, why not let the dog crap IN his house? I have to say, I really disagree with you on this. This country was founded on the average citizen taking up arms and protecting their property and rights, or did you not pay attention in history class and don't know much about the American Revolution? Do you know how ordinary farmers armed themselves with rakes and anything they could find to fight off the biggest and strongest army of the day; all for what they believed in? Or are you one these disgusting human beings with no regard for anyone else on this planet but yourself? I believe in the right to a FECES-FREE home sir, and I will communicate that to anyone who tries to change it.

cousin wrote:
Today I watched as an older man allowed his dog (on a leash) to crap in the alley behind my home. As he did, he looked around wondering if anyone was watching. When he saw me sitting on my porch he pretended to check his pockets for a plastic bag. When he was done, he kicked rocks over the waste as if that was an acceptable alternative to picking it up. It is NOT! For some reason, I let it go and didn't say anything. Ten minutes later, unable to concentrate on my book, unable to accept the audacity of this A-hole, I got up, scooped it up (with a plastic bag) and walked down Monmouth Street looking for him. I caught him walking into his home next to The Barge Inn. I politely walked over to the elderly man, handed him the bag of shit, and said, "You forgot THIS!" If you own a dog, please be respectful. I am not the only one around here tired of this disrespectful behavior. Please be kind, or beware. Next time I might feel the need to throw it at the culprit.

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You MISS C-Town???? Because you can't go in there hungover and get guava pies? I suggest you reevaluate your priorities or move to a different area of Jersey City.

lolz. cuz, ya know, all those darker people who liked guava pies don't live here anymore.

Coincy wrote:
I like that they have names for the different bagel and drink combos. The Marcel Proust - A Madeleine Bagel with an Iced Linden Tea - was a lovely way to start the morning.