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By Butterfly on September 2, 2010 3:59 PM
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I guess you don’t stay at a lot of hotels either.
i’ve only stayed overnight in a hotel once. in atlantic city and im pretty sure i didnt use the bathroom for anything other than to pee
*rob*
You’ve got to get out more, Rob.
quote:
I guess you don’t stay at a lot of hotels either.
i’ve only stayed overnight in a hotel once. in atlantic city and im pretty sure i didnt use the bathroom for anything other than to pee
*rob*
that was posted on gothamist, which was taken from some park slope blog
*rob*
“unfortunately most landlords dont install new toilets for new tenants when they move in, which i find very odd. ”
I guess you don’t stay at a lot of hotels either.
where did you get that quote about noise in the playground?
OK, so today I quoted “roger that Cgar” and yesterday I quoted “Inside [the] soft opening” and yet raunch hour has failed to arrive. I suppose everyone is saving it for the Bird Cage.
ew CMU: a used toilet? that is just stank. unfortunately most landlords dont install new toilets for new tenants when they move in, which i find very odd. blech just the thought of all those pre-war asses overs the years on toilets in older buildings. gaah. at least you can change the toilet seat so it’s not thaaaat bad
*rob*
Rob!! There’a FREE toilet on the forum you can hook up for your guests to use!
LOL did you all see this!?
“”Whenever I go to Prospect Park, and I mean virtually every single time I go to Prospect Park, there is always a group of young kids (under the age of 7 mostly) accompanied by nannies, parents etc. The members of the group will change, different kids and parents each time, but regardless, they’ve got a pack of those long balloons that are typically used to make balloon animals, and a little specialized pump for pumping them up. A parent pumps the balloon up to its full capacity and then hands it over to the little kid who lets it go so that it rockets up into the air, and subsequently makes that shrill horrible noise that balloons make when released… over-and over-and over-and over again until I have to leave because I’m so annoyed by the noise. It’s like they think that just because they’re outdoors they can make whatever kind of noise they want because it’s a ‘public’ space.”
*rob*