Wednesday Links
‘Obama Fried Chicken’ Will Keep Its Name [NY Times] Uncertainty for ‘Scariest Bar in Brooklyn’ [NYT/Local] Park Slope Parents Wants to Charge a Fee [NY Post] Kids Found Living in Brooklyn Hell-Hole [NY Post] MTA Rolls Out Year of Slashing Services [NY Daily News] City Torn on Mortgage Plan [NY Daily News] Dreamland Amusement Park…
‘Obama Fried Chicken’ Will Keep Its Name [NY Times]
Uncertainty for ‘Scariest Bar in Brooklyn’ [NYT/Local]
Park Slope Parents Wants to Charge a Fee [NY Post]
Kids Found Living in Brooklyn Hell-Hole [NY Post]
MTA Rolls Out Year of Slashing Services [NY Daily News]
City Torn on Mortgage Plan [NY Daily News]
Dreamland Amusement Park Opening in Coney [NY Daily News]
Hammerman Drops Out of Council Race [Brooklyn Paper]
Upscale Retail Coming to 345 Adams [Brooklyn Eagle]
Photo by wasder
hey, i love you all, don’t get me wrong. but you have to admit it’s amusing when one bunch of quirky internet users takes swipes at another. everyone should unite in peace, using this as a model:
http://www.theonion.com/content/node/29317
But z does make a good point. Anyone reading this blog from the outside wouldn’t have far to go to find some doozy exchanges that, if printed in the NY Post or any other rag, would make most readers shake their heads in disbelief.
z, we do have our faults and foibles. Although I do think as a whole b’stoner is somewhat more civil than most. Occasionally 🙂
z, at least most of us hear will readily admit that we are ridiculous the vast majority of the time. And I don’t think we take ourselves that seriously. I doubt one can say that about the PSP posters. 🙂
wait, brownstoner regulars are mocking the discourse level of another internet community? *falls over laughing*
NILF????
geez, Rob , didn’t know you paid such close attention to nannies. Is it a fetish?
wishinone- if there is any paper in the country that will take creative liberty with the truth it is the NY Post. They’re a worthless POS paper. – I can’t even call them a “newspaper”- they don’t deserve the name.
It is intriguing from the outside…