Quote of the Day
During the 19th C. the most notorious brothel in brooklyn heights was on the corner of Peirrepont and Henry in a magnificent mansion. It is now apts. It is one of my favorite houses in all of Brooklyn, every time I’m in the nabe I have to walk by. I imagine women of ill repute…
During the 19th C. the most notorious brothel in brooklyn heights was on the corner of Peirrepont and Henry in a magnificent mansion. It is now apts. It is one of my favorite houses in all of Brooklyn, every time I’m in the nabe I have to walk by. I imagine women of ill repute hanging out by the windows waiting for male callers. During that same time, Love Lane was used for illicit activity. So, this house on ‘Love Lane’ for $9,500 a month you better get some bang for your buck!
— by bayridgegirl in 43 Love Lane Now For Rent As Well
Make that “Say it aint so”
Ah- shamelessly plugging your other QOTD. We need a QOTD competition- I think MM has the most?
Oh God, say it ain’t say. A second award……
I should have never returned!!!
there are days you remind me of a slightly more polished and sophisticated jerri blank, BRG
*rob*
At least my ‘drivel’ is worthy of something. Some of you here, have said so much, but yet none has been been ‘quoted’.
Keep blabbering you ‘Asshats’!!!!
November 6, 2008
Quote of the Day
I remember walking from Park Slope to Pratt once, about 10 years ago. It was desolate and empty. I remember passing a huge empty red brick building on the corner of Gates and I forget what, thinking, this is a beauty, but who’s gonna want to live here. Look at the neighborhood now…it’s come a long way.
— by bayridgegirl in The Big Draw in Clinton Hill: Architecture
Well, well, well…..What have we here!
Mr. B, your 4:08pm post was uncalled for!!!
I am in total disagreement with DIBS, BRG’s comment is NOT drivel. It might be drek, but it is most definitely not drivel.(see open thread so I can shamelessly plug my Kit Kat comment).
It was a joke Mr. B.