Yvonne wrote:
No I am not dense, psyop. You live in denial. If a man commits adultery against his wife and has an affair in a motel, you blame the man, not the motel. Likewise, it was convenient to blame the church, yes, it does share some blame especially if this happened before. But you blame the gay priest who victimized the boy/teen. That aspect has been lost on attacking the church. Gay priests, not heterosexual priests committed these crimes. You are upset because I point out the truth.

135jc wrote:
Where are all the libtards now that Trump is bombing Syria?

Yvonne wrote:
devilsadvocate, so the protection of children/women in public restrooms is not your concern. Apparently, you don't care that sexual perverts will use this including transgender women formerly men who rape, beat and kill. I guess you are a defender of rapists.

http://pix11.com/2015/04/14/woman-rap ... -at-manhattan-bar-police/

http://www.wboc.com/story/7864451/den ... rape-of-64-year-old-woman

Yvonne wrote:
I just heard the news on News 12 NJ, Governor Christie has issued a challenged for politicans to give money to St. Anthony HS. While this is late and perhaps will not help, it is more that our mayor and city government did. At least Christie recognize this special school in our state.

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Hamparkvet wrote:
The only solution will be to restore ferry services. The PATH Train is doomed.

Did I miss something? Ferries still run. They cost $8 per ride, because they're privately operated.

You also have to get to them. That's easy for people in Newport and Paulus Hook; difficult for everyone else downtown; effectively worthless for the rest of JC.

On this, we agree... we do have ferry service. In fact, there are five ferry terminals from which people could hop onto a ferry: three are downtown, one is in LSP, and the other is in Port Libert?. But, I should note, Newport lost its ferry terminal after Sandy, and NY Waterway chose not to bring it back.

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Yvonne wrote:
St. Anthony High School had a national reputation for producing outstanding basketball players.

Thanks.

RichMauro wrote:
I went to the showing of 1984 at the Loew's last night. It was a presentation with discussion to follow. All in all, an admirable attempt at a community gathering. As one of the speakers latter opined, there is a need for people to come out for this type of an event so that the arts can be supported from within by those who want to see them flourish.
Unfortunately there wasn't enough time for a lengthy back and forth between audience, moderator and the panel. Had it started an hour earlier I think that the public would have been better served. There was an interesting and enlightened group at the dais who could have given so much more if they had the time.
The film was shown in the right theater. When it comes to remembrance of a grand past reduced to border line squalor we were right at home. I know of what I speak having spent my boyhood years there a half century ago.
When will the "Friends" give over the place to an entity that can bring it back to more of a semblance of what it was. There is still so much grandeur that can be re-presented to the public.
As it stands, it is a downright embarrassment.
I have been attending vintage showings since the reopening of the theater, and I can't believe how little improvement has been accomplished. And yes, I know it was a Herculean effort just to get the place reopened and cleaned for habitation, but come on!!!

Every time I see that damned silly organ pop up and play the inane music that just wastes time I wonder why the funds weren't given over to an air filtration system or air conditioning for the building? No matter how I plead with my wife to accompany me to a showing (and she has in the past) she won't enter the place again because of the mustiness and the filth of the ages that has yet to be removed. Last night as I sat down I realized how right she is. As I gazed at the walls and the ceilings and the upper levels I realized that the dusty air within and the odor of decay cannot be allowed to linger if the theater ever wants to become a place of entertainment value.

I could go on and on, and yes, I appreciate the valor and fortitude in the effort of the volunteers in the comeback they are trying to efface there, but someone has to come to reason and see that filth must be removed from a public gathering place first for the enjoyment of the public.

That silly organ sure gleams though.

Monroe wrote:
Unlike Hillary, our Governor didn't destroy 30,000 incriminating emails-in fact, he handed over every single email, text, paper communication to both State and Federal prosecutors, as well as the dog and pony Whizzy and Whiney 'investigators'.

And even Obama's Justice Department could find no evidence connecting our Governor to the traffic jam on the GWBridge access road.

If our Governor's innocence is good enough for President Obama and AG's Holder and Lynch it should be good enough for us. In any case, he's still our Governor-I remember some here were demanding a recall-how'd that work out?

Monroe wrote:
Final takeaway-after umpteem millions spent by NJ and Federal prosecutors, no connection was ever established that tied Governor Christie to the traffic jam on the approach road to the GW Bridge.

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EasyGibson wrote:
Guys, I think you're going a little nuts about this.

The problem: Every Thursday-Saturday there's a couple dozen kids that drink too much, then loiter after the bars close where they then yell a bit, then sometimes break bottles that they sneak out of the bars on their way out.

The solution: Have a cop pass by at last call and shuffle them down the block. That's it. That's the whole problem, solved.

There's kids that stand outside on Erie from last call til about 4, drinking their last call drinks that they snuck out in their coats, then they leave/break the bottles on the street.
Just have a cop come through every 30 minutes from 2:30 until 4 and move them along. Don't do the stupid siren woop woop, because that wakes me up more than the kids talking. Just say, "Hey guys, time to go."
Done. Now you have a pedestrian plaza that thousands enjoy daily, and a flourishing restaurant/bar scene that are enjoyed by thousands nightly.

Shit, I should run for mayor of this dump.

Common Sense!!! Have one cop pass by one or two times....like they should anyway and end this thread for godsakes!

Saradove wrote:
Can anyone recommend a reliable moving company for a Jersey City to Sarasota, FL move? Thanks.

JCMan8 wrote:
Obama is a real piece of crap, who wants to see this country torn apart. He's been leading the effort to impeach Trump, because he's a raging narcissist (far more than Trump) who only cares about his "legacy."

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/artic ... -moves-Kaloroma-home.html