Here I was convinced that No. 1 was a picture from Studio 54 "back when parties were fun," etc, and that the dude next to DVF was Steve Rubell.Damn you, hangover goggles!
never would have considered my bike helmet and one tapered pant leg sexy...but hey if you have sex through a hole in the sheet I guess your perspective is slightly different...
@m4ximusprim3: What do they sell on Canal Street? Tchochkes. ..a Yiddish word. Chinese throwing stars: 6 pointed. Woody Allen... Draw your own conclusions! :[]
"A small portion of this lane is being removed as part of ongoing bike network adjustments in the area, which have included the recent addition of a barrier-protected connector lane on nearby Williamsburg Street and the completion of a unique, two-way protected lane on parallel Kent Avenue," Department of Transportation spokesman Seth Solomonow told NBCNewYork.com. "We will continue to work with any community on ways we can make changes to our streets without compromising safety."
So it's been re-routed, it seems. Are there no Hasids on Williamsburg Street or Kent Avenue? Or do the Hasids there just have better control over themselves? The safety issue DOES seem trumped up. This is because safety is the ONLY way that the Hasids can legitimately control how a public street gets used. Were I a hipster, I would demand to see the safety study that led to this decision.
But I would also continue my practice of showering once or twice a day, and would soon be shunned.
Kudos to the hipsterettes who plan on cycling with their tatas out in protest. There's nothing like a parade of sad, pale, floppy, underdone pancakes sailing down Bedford to communicate discontent.
@BettyCrocker: I laughed too hard now I can't stop coughing.
Just a little background on Kent Ave. & Williamsburg St. - This leads to the on-ramp/off-ramp of the BQE. It's heavily trafficed by large trucks plus all the other BQE traffic.
Williamsburg St. is a narrow two lane stretch that becomes 3 lanes from west of Kent Ave to east of Flushing Ave - 1 block - for the purpose of directing traffic to and from the BQE.
I'd really love to see how this is safer than say Lee Ave or Bedford Ave both of which are residential streets that join Williamsburg to more civilized parts of Brooklyn.
What is this, the fourth grade? Damn, I'm having a flashback to a song I was forced to dance to for two months: "Allemande Left your corner/Go back and dosado/Promenade!"
WELL, according to you folks, all hipsters are from the midwest, and being a midwesterner (but not a hipster) you're taught how to square dance in gym class and yeah, it is pretty fun. Don't be jealous you don't know the steps...
@pureblarney: I used to go polka and square dance with the old Czech men at the nursing home. It's a nice hobby. Totally getting a prairie skirt and an accordion in my old age.
This is ridiculous. Leave it to hipsters to arrogate another artform and call it their own. Young folks in Texas have been doing this sort of thing forever; we just don't brag about it.* Go to any KJT or SPJST on a Saturday night in Central Texas — it ain't full-on square dancing but it's square, and it's dancing, and it's ranchers-by-day-accordionists-by-night whipping out the coolest polka/country/oompah music you'll ever hear. Oh, and Catholic nuns will pour you a $3 pitcher of beer! It's the best.
@AzureTexan: Well, I'm in Fort Worth, so it's just a scoot down ol' 287 ..usta hit it up for the Polka festival, but I always miss the Texas Country Reporter Festival, which I will one day remember to catch :D
@lobstr: Another one to try, if you haven't already, is Westfest in West, Texas (not West Texas but West, Texas, just north of Waco) on Labor Day Weekend. It's a blast.
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This is the first I'm hearing of any party.
Why wasn't I informed?
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Cause I was trying to play ADnD with the guys and nobody really knew so we figured you might, eh, oh--er--sorry.
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My peoples like their right-of-way
...We love to complain
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Next up: Kosher Moo Shoo Pork substitute. It's a sad world we live in, lobstr.
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"A small portion of this lane is being removed as part of ongoing bike network adjustments in the area, which have included the recent addition of a barrier-protected connector lane on nearby Williamsburg Street and the completion of a unique, two-way protected lane on parallel Kent Avenue," Department of Transportation spokesman Seth Solomonow told NBCNewYork.com. "We will continue to work with any community on ways we can make changes to our streets without compromising safety."
So it's been re-routed, it seems. Are there no Hasids on Williamsburg Street or Kent Avenue? Or do the Hasids there just have better control over themselves? The safety issue DOES seem trumped up. This is because safety is the ONLY way that the Hasids can legitimately control how a public street gets used. Were I a hipster, I would demand to see the safety study that led to this decision.
But I would also continue my practice of showering once or twice a day, and would soon be shunned.
Kudos to the hipsterettes who plan on cycling with their tatas out in protest. There's nothing like a parade of sad, pale, floppy, underdone pancakes sailing down Bedford to communicate discontent.
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Just a little background on Kent Ave. & Williamsburg St. - This leads to the on-ramp/off-ramp of the BQE. It's heavily trafficed by large trucks plus all the other BQE traffic.
Williamsburg St. is a narrow two lane stretch that becomes 3 lanes from west of Kent Ave to east of Flushing Ave - 1 block - for the purpose of directing traffic to and from the BQE.
I'd really love to see how this is safer than say Lee Ave or Bedford Ave both of which are residential streets that join Williamsburg to more civilized parts of Brooklyn.
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