A New York Shitty Public Service Announcement: 626 Manhattan Avenue
Filed under: 11222, Dung of the Day, Greenpoint, Greenpoint Brooklyn, Greenpoint Magic, Other Shit, WTF
Any/all residents of the previously-mentioned building, please pay attention— this post may very well save you some distress (and seriously soiled footwear).
Today as after exiting the Green Garden Deli on Manhattan Avenue I noticed a smell. A very bad, yet familiar smell. I looked to my left and, lo, I located the source. Read on, gentle readers, as you will see (but thankfully not smell) why this was not terribly difficult to ascertain.
It ain’t pretty.
Exactly how the gentleman to the right, clearly in possession of a nose, remained unaware of the colossal pile of crap just to his right eludes me. Nonetheless, you know what they say about New York City. You can get practically anything delivered right to your doorstep.
And, as I learned today, this includes a prodigious pile of poop large replete with a value-added asswipe. Watch where you walk, Garden Spotters!
From The New York Shitty Photo Pool: Foot In Mouth
Filed under: New York City
Taken by David Sierra.
Urban Artifact: High Five
Taken May 30, 2015.
The Word On The Street, Part II: West 4 Street
Filed under: 10014, New York City, The Natives Are Getting Restless, The Word On The Street, West Village, West Village Manhattan
Taken May 30, 2015.
New York Shitty Photo Du Jour: Street Eats
Taken May 30, 2015.
The Word On The Street: Special Public Payphone Edition
Filed under: 10011, Chelsea, Chelsea Manhattan, New York City, The Word On The Street
Taken May 30, 2015.
The Word On The Street: Doric
Filed under: 11238, Crown Heights, Crown Heights Brooklyn, Stuff That Makes Miss Heather Happy, The Word On The Street
As taken on Park Place yesterday May 23rd, 2015. Those of you, gentle readers, who are familiar with Greek architecture will understand why I find this amusing. For those who do not: I can only hope there is another apartment building somewhere called the “Corinthian” sporting Ionic columns. As far as “capitals” go, I prefer Carolingian myself.























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