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Back from nap land 🙂

This rainbow business is gross.
I still don’t know about the 19th.
Cats don’t stink! (any other cat lovers here use ‘Kitty Wipe’? My cat hates ’em but I wipe her fur down with them anyway – helps with my allergies and asthma.)

rob…I bought the first video game ever…Pong. Can’t remeber what year that was. Wish I still had it.

Rob, My husband loves video games. I just bought him the new Halo for his birthday. He’s got a bunch of old school systems too. Don’t even ask me what kind I haven’t the foggiest.

What — tell me the legal mechanism by which new condos that go rental are grandfathered into the stabilization laws. Yes, the tenant groups are salivating because there may have been other landlords who pulled the same stunt. There are many landlords of existing stabilized apartmetns who are and should be nervous. I am not on the landlords’ side of this one. My point is, I have yet to see the legal mechanism that brings the new condo construction within the scope of the decision. I may be wrong, but it seems to me that the new condo developers did not get J-51 to make improvements to buildings with existing stabilized apartments. They got them for new construction with no existing apartments, and thus none that were stabilized. Two different sets of circumstances. Please, if you want to keep going on this, cite me something in the decision that you think makes clear this extends to new condo construction.

five finger discount bxgirl!!! i thought you said you were from the bronx!?!

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