NY politics etting back to the 70s and 80s that i know. Haha

[ANGRYBLACK]

 

[Wades_76_cj7]

Dude she was hungry is all

 

[Nvr-enough]

Plotbtwist, the NYPD officer was a K9

 

[BigBurt]

Is she Asian or a downy?

 

[Ksand]

Is she Asian or a downy?

New York politician = downy

 

[Wheelerfreak]

Is she Asian or a downy?

 

[SoylentGreen]

How do you say retarded in Español?

 

[Ditchrunner]

How do you say retarded in Español?

La retarda for the feminine?

 

[BigBurt]

How do you say retarded in Español?

Retrasada

 

[det107]

Retrasos
Retardos

 

[Thumping]

He probably had donut glaze on him 😁

 

[DWT]

How do you say retarded in Español?

El Jose biden

 

[DMG]

I remember as a kid in the 80s driving past dozens of stripped cars in and around the Bronx. They were everywhere

 

[ANGRYBLACK]

I remember as a kid in the 80s driving past dozens of stripped cars in and around the Bronx. They were everywhere

Add Ebikes to that list. They are stripping parts off of them now too

 

[DMG]

Add Ebikes to that list. They are stripping parts off of them now too

I believe it. They are expensive and portable.

 

[det107]

I remember as a kid in the 80s DRIVING past dozens of stripped cars in and around the Bronx.

Pussy-

 

[SLOWPOKE693]

I remember as a kid in the 80s driving past dozens of stripped cars in and around the Bronx. They were everywhere

Same. We had family in NJ and visited NYC frequently in the summers. I remember it being mostly a shithole and wondering why people enjoyed living like that.

 

[subybaja]

I remember as a kid in the 80s driving past dozens of stripped cars in and around the Bronx. They were everywhere

"This shitty enough for ya?"



Modern-day Portland makes that look like a suburban neighborhood.

 

[DMG]

Same. We had family in NJ and visited NYC frequently in the summers. I remember it being mostly a shithole and wondering why people enjoyed living like that.

We lived in CT and my dad worked at MetLife. We went to the city fairly regularly when it was at its grimiest. They really clearned it up in the 90s, I think.

 

[gunracer1]

nature is taking it back over.

 

[plym49.2]

I remember as a kid in the 80s driving past dozens of stripped cars in and around the Bronx. They were everywhere

It was in the 50s and 60s, too. I still remember a decent '55 Chevy on Ludlow street about two blocks down from Houston.

Also, umm, repurposing '61 Cadillac parts from one on the Belt Parkway near the Narrows and another in Dyker Heights.

 

[DMG]

It was in the 50s and 60s, too. I still remember a decent '55 Chevy on Ludlow street about two blocks down from Houston.

Also, umm, repurposing '61 Cadillac parts from one on the Belt Parkway near the Narrows and another in Dyker Heights.

I remember thinking as a kid that there were probably enough parts on those cars to make a complete car or 2.

 

[plym49.2]

I remember thinking as a kid that there were probably enough parts on those cars to make a complete car or 2.

One day in the 60s I needed to be driving back and forth a bunch to Queens from Bklyn on the BQE.

First trip out, saw a new Camaro on the side of the road. On the return trip an hour later it was on blocks and the wheels and tires were gone. Made aboout 6 round trips that day; every time more and more of that car was gone.

By the end of the day there was not much of it left. And this was in a nice area, right down by Ft Hamilton.