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November 2, 2007
Friday Blogwrap
110 Livingston Courtyard. Photo by xymox
Curbed Roundtable: November State O' the Market Report [Curbed]
Park Slope's Homeless Trio Gone from Old First [Gowanus Lounge]
Billyburg To WORK IT OUT At New Gym [Racked]
Nylon Cooks Launches in Dumbo [Dumbo NYC]
Red Hook Notebook [Eater]
Laundry on Myrtle [Clinton Hill Blog]
Sign of the Times [Bed Stuy Blog]
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What do Brownstoner-readers think of the new windows in the former "Bedford Avenue Theater" on South 6th Street, as illustrated on Racked. I thought this building should have been landmarked a long time, which probably would have precluded this treatment.
Posted by: guest at November 2, 2007 4:56 PM
Anti-developement NIMBY nazi. You want to preserve it the way you think it should be preserved, then be a grown-up and cough up the dough to do it.
I can't stand people like you, thinking other peoples property belongs to you and you somehow think you have a say on how it is run.
I want to see what your house/condo/co-op looks like. How you have painted it, how you dress, how you walk and how you talk. I'm sure you're a tightly wound up as*.
Posted by: guest at November 3, 2007 1:29 PM
Weekend reading dumdasses. There is something big going on at Citibank. Get your money out of there!
Citigroup CEO
Plans to Resign
As Losses Grow
Bank's Board to Meet
With Prince on Sunday;
SEC Queries Accounting
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB119403363814780742.html
The What
I am a instrument of my will.
Posted by: guest at November 3, 2007 3:58 PM
Anger. Management. Training.
Posted by: guest at November 3, 2007 4:49 PM
Wowzer! "Tightly wound up ass?" Talk about the pot calling the kettle. Let's get just three things straight: (1) There is ample case law that establishes that government has the power to establish landmarks (2) without having an ownership interest and that being the case, (3) it's perfectly reasonable that people who are interested in landmarks might discuss among themselves what properties might be suitable for such a designation.
I think that preservation of properties that capture the flavor of Broadway when it was the commercial heart of Williamsburgh, such as the Bedford Avenue Theater, creates a sense of place and is a positive use of governmental power.
Posted by: guest at November 3, 2007 4:56 PM
NIMBY losers. You're more than likely over 50 years old, bald, fat, lazy, dim-witted, and have an entitlement complex.
Loser. You're remind of the very old mean spirited white women on rent control in my Brooklyn Heights block. Yelling at all the wild kids and delivery guys on their bikes.
Losers. Just die already.
Posted by: guest at November 3, 2007 9:56 PM
Anger. Management. Training.
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Posted by: guest at November 4, 2007 12:00 AM
L. O. L.
Posted by: guest at November 5, 2007 1:24 PM
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