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ricodued · 7 days

I'm sure that Black Friday and Cyber Monday more than make up for any lost production. burns credit card

ricodued · 8 days

So, essentially.. They don't want to make citizens accountable for their political and economic futures, because it would be a political and economic liability? puppy confused face

radbrad7 · 8 days

Taco Bell, by far. It smells like someone baked plastic in an EasyBake Oven.

Also, Abercrombie sucks my dick from the back with a straw. It smells like white privilege in there.

crabpeople69 · 10 days

Honestly, I would look towards Harlem, the South Bronx or Queens if your budged its under $825, and you want to be in the city in under 30 minutes. Brooklyn is becoming overhyped, gentrified, and expensive. With the stadium opening up, rent and taxes are about to skyrocket if you live in BK. Harlem, the South Bronx, and Queens are cheaper, have better train service than the L, and are much more livable than people (mostly Brooklyners, Midtowners, and bridge + tunnelers) give it credit for.

Mr24601 · 15 days

The most beautiful place? I would definitely say the Cloisters at Fort Tryon Park. It's kind of a mystery to most NYCers because they don't go above 125 unless there's a Yankee Game, but it's easily one of the most serene places in the city. You might not even remember you're in a city until you check the views of the GW Bridge

Check it out: http://www.nycgovparks.org/parks/forttryonpark/photos

victor_eee · 15 days

Anywhere named 'Ray's' is probably a safe bet. Most heads in this post will scoff at it, because pizza is a source of contention among New Yorkers, but I've never had a problem at a Ray's.

dmwatson · 21 days

Not to mention he's a fucking retard.

Intern2012 · 21 days

Additionally, the price you're getting on rent is incredible. Don't let people scare you away because the only parts of the Bronx they've been to are Yankee Stadium, the Zoo, and Botanical Gardens.

Intern2012 · 21 days

I've lived all over the Bronx (off the 1,2,4,5,D, and 6), and anyone saying it's dangerous hasn't spent enough time there.

As with any place in NYC, you shouldn't walk around with your head up your ass. Be aware of your surroundings. Try to figure out where you're going and where you'll be before you head out.

In terms of Fordham Road, it's a commercial area to the tee. There are stores open at all hours of the night. Like I said, if you're just aware of your surroundings and vigilant about what you're doing, then you should be fine.

iwantmypinkshirtback · 22 days

Siri, find me an grocery store that sells organic mushrooms for my risotto.

cornelius_mumbungo · 28 days

T-minus 5 seconds until the Temple Run guy comes bolting out.

edoran · 1 month

That looks like an alleyway Spiderman would strip out of his Peter Parker clothes in...

dolver · 1 month

South Bronx by far... 149th street, 161st street, and 138th street are all 20 minutes from midtown

uncleoce · 1 month

When a black man does the 'shoulder of justice,' it's called 'assault'. Hence the use of the 'weathered prisoner stare,' which my friends and I have affectionately deemed 'asserting your blackness'.

cameronj · 1 month

This is my best friend's grandfather. The family isn't taking it well at all. I feel for Kenneth Jr. the most because his father won't get to see him finish his master's degree.

bobbo1701 · 2 months

The Knicks are a fucking joke. I've been a fan since I was born, but this is ridiculous. The only person who needs a pink slip is James Dolan, the owner who never has to answer questions, but always is fucking shit up.

The Knicks had a better team before the Carmelo trade. They moved the ball, had numerous options on offense, played some semblance of defense (without a true center), and ran the floor effectively. Donnie Walsh didn't want to go through with the trade and got fired because of it.

Last year's Playoffs only were close because Melo took 40 shots a game and the Celtics were saving their legs for a 2nd-round exit.

This season began and everyone was hyped off the Chandler signing, not realizing that losing Chauncey was going to hurt them. Carmelo isn't a leader. He never has been. He never will be. He had a better team in Denver and got past the 2nd round once, each time shooting his team out of contention.

D'Antoni can never be blamed for this team's terrible play. Melo is a ball stopper on offense, and has no concept of defense. During the Linsanity run, when A'mare had come back, the Knicks looked great. Melo came back and they began to implode.

Dolan destroyed this team. He mortgaged their future from 2007, trying to get LeBron, and when he didn't, the Knicks signed two overrated superstars. A'mare is only as good as his PG. Melo can't play with anyone. D'Antoni's resigning was collateral damage from all of this dysfunction.

bobbo1701 · 2 months

Melo is NOT a top class player. He's a top class SCORER. He doesn't pass well, doesn't move without the ball, has no concept of defense and pouts constantly. If anything, he's a cancer.

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