New York's Best Neighborhoods
Time Out has a roundup of the best places to live in our fair city, broken down into categories. Shopaholic? Try moving to Williamsburg, where art books, vintage clothes, records, wine and computer parts are in vast supply. Carroll Gardens, by the way, was runner up. Coney Island turned up the best street culture, meshing…
Time Out has a roundup of the best places to live in our fair city, broken down into categories. Shopaholic? Try moving to Williamsburg, where art books, vintage clothes, records, wine and computer parts are in vast supply. Carroll Gardens, by the way, was runner up. Coney Island turned up the best street culture, meshing Russian immigrants and sideshow workers, what they call “ethnic New York and honky-tonk New York.” No word on whether the street culture will hold now that Astroland is gone and the fate of Coney Island is in the balance as Thor Equities figures out how to reinvent it. Finally, for the LOHAS dark green eco-fanatics, the neighborhood of choice is Park Slope, what with the food co-op, the big ole park and the high recycling rates (27.1%, though it’s second to Tribeca’s 27.9%).
New York’s Best Neighborhoods Now [Time Out NY]
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“The best neighborhood to get a hand job from a tranny – East New York.”
Canarsie happens to be right next door to East New York, so it’s not hard to imagine how Xander came across this information.
Xander = Eddie Murphy?
Pre-op or post-op?
I want to know how he found out it was a tranny?? The hard way??
xander, dare I ask how you know that?
The best neighborhood to get a hand job from a tranny – East New York.
Hahaha thanks for the effort Dave, but this day is a total loss! Everyone must be staring at their 401k statement online and weeping.
true, dave — even the third and bond bloggers phoned it in today.
A Guest…i tried to weave that into my comment at 12:09. People are just shell shocked with the financials meltdown and unable to utter (or post) a word!!!