Fat Tuesday's opens in NYC today...gets closed down today due to brawl

[yvespo3]

This thread >>> the Northeast forum. Any good Korean BBQ places in queens? Heard there's some good one in flushing

 

[whytewunder]

This thread >>> the Northeast forum. Any good Korean BBQ places in queens? Heard there's some good one in flushing

Picnic Garden on Northern Blvd

 

[sharpshooter718]

my nyc people ride hard..lol

Not sure why there is a debate.. each big city has its plus and minuses. They all go through stages of Ups and downs in terms of attraction advertisement and culture changes. But one thing that remains is that they are all dope in its own way ,but NYC > ALL

 

[johnnyredstorm]

Tony’s Pizza Napoletana.

Golden Boys

And Little Star........all located in San Francisco.

Tonys napoletana is the damn TRUTH bruh

that pizza is weak b

 

[8pm at msg]

Man those ain't pizzas those are casseroles.

Cut it in a triangle, throw some cheese, pepperoni and grease on it. All you need.

 

[brendasdeadbaby]

that pizza is weak b

Only the last one looks good. The others need more cheese or you could tell it's bought not made on the premises or have a dam garden on them no thanks keep that stuff away from my pizza

 

[sreggie101]

ny runs nt? are we the deepest city on here?

 

[flyny]

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How true is this? If so, I mess with you NY dudes.

Besides Queens. Mediocre rappers and weirdos are a no-go for me.

If we talking about assets...yes.
A lot of old folks who bought them brownstones when they were dirt cheap in the 70s and 80s is sitting on a goldmine right now.

And you're from Jersey..the only good thing to come outta there was Naughty by Nature and Redman. Have a seat big man
Queens raised NaS da Gawd. That's more than enough reason to bow down and kiss the rings

 

[octobersveryown]

That's like saying Toronto is GOAT, because it birthed Drake, since he's a legend in his 20's when that one irrelevant dude never had another good album since his first.

lolqueens

Toronto >

Seriously though

 

[endeesee]

Toronto >

Seriously though

lol we canada now?

 

[hammercharge]

NY

 

[sonoftony]

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How true is this? If so, I mess with you NY dudes.

Besides Queens. Mediocre rappers and weirdos are a no-go for me.

If we talking about assets...yes.
A lot of old folks who bought them brownstones when they were dirt cheap in the 70s and 80s is sitting on a goldmine right now.

And you're from Jersey..the only good thing to come outta there was Naughty by Nature and Redman. Have a seat big man
Queens raised NaS da Gawd. That's more than enough reason to bow down and kiss the rings

that number is off. It's more like 1 in 500 if you include all boros and I'm being generous

and I had enough of this Jersey slander b. Naughty and Red arent the only good thing to come from the Garden State. You forgot Frank Sinatra, Bon Jovi, Bruce Springsteen, Queen Latifah and there more I havent mentioned yet. Lots of legends came out Jerz, do ya homework b.

 

[Gill Baka Esq. LLC.]

The Jersey Devil came outta Jersey...that should help your case for legends coming outta Jersey, right?

 

[diego]

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How true is this? If so, I mess with you NY dudes.

Besides Queens. Mediocre rappers and weirdos are a no-go for me.

If we talking about assets...yes.
A lot of old folks who bought them brownstones when they were dirt cheap in the 70s and 80s is sitting on a goldmine right now.

And you're from Jersey..the only good thing to come outta there was Naughty by Nature and Redman. Have a seat big man
Queens raised NaS da Gawd. That's more than enough reason to bow down and kiss the rings

that number is off. It's more like 1 in 500 if you include all boros and I'm being generous

and I had enough of this Jersey slander b. Naughty and Red arent the only good thing to come from the Garden State. You forgot Frank Sinatra, Bon Jovi, Bruce Springsteen, Queen Latifah and there more I havent mentioned yet. Lots of legends came out Jerz, do ya homework b.

One of Sinatra's biggest songs is about NY though...

 

[T Lo Sweater]

that number is off. It's more like 1 in 500 if you include all boros and I'm being generous

and I had enough of this Jersey slander b. Naughty and Red arent the only good thing to come from the Garden State. You forgot Frank Sinatra, Bon Jovi, Bruce Springsteen, Queen Latifah and there more I havent mentioned yet. Lots of legends came out Jerz, do ya homework b.

Joe budden too b

 

[sonoftony]

The Jersey Devil came outta Jersey...that should help your case for legends coming outta Jersey, right?

I'll leave this here. Read up

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_people_from_New_Jersey

One of Sinatra's biggest songs is about NY though...

Sinatra will always be the Pride of Hoboken.

Does Jordan still rep Brooklyn?!

 

[sreggie101]

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How true is this? If so, I mess with you NY dudes.

Besides Queens. Mediocre rappers and weirdos are a no-go for me.

If we talking about assets...yes.
A lot of old folks who bought them brownstones when they were dirt cheap in the 70s and 80s is sitting on a goldmine right now.

And you're from Jersey..the only good thing to come outta there was Naughty by Nature and Redman. Have a seat big man
Queens raised NaS da Gawd. That's more than enough reason to bow down and kiss the rings

underlined for emphasis. not just brownstones tho, you'd be surprised what can sell for a cool million in nyc, in the right neighborhood. if anything i'd wager brownstones, especially renovated/finished ones can clear a breezy 1.5.


ny is the melting pot ethnically and economically. you could ride the F train, be an avg looking person, and have a milli or more in assets (property, etc) and you could be right next to someone who looks just as typical, but lives in a homeless shelter. and i feel this applies beyond racial lines in the city.

this probably underlines the struggle to survive in nyc and the growing issue of widening economic gap within the city population. and as real estate booms in nyc, the problem unfortunately is getting worse.

what was that figure to live comfortably in nyc...$140k? give or take depending on boro?

 

[sreggie101]

I was just discussing this with one of my professors in graduate studies for transportation engineering. I'm developing a mathematical model to determine a modal split from one OD. Using three modes( auto, light rail, and bus). Using a constant parameter and different income levels.

My model determined that at a certain income level, a greater percentage of people completely abandoned public transportation, and headed towards automobile transportation (basically they valued their time more than the difference in cost). I still have to tweak it a bit, though, but it's been coming along.

However, if I proposed this same model, say using the train from jersey to NYC, it would be nearly impossible to determine at what Income level people would prefer an automobile over the subway, since as you mentioned, the people in there can range from millionaires to homeless.

Very interesting to say the least, and I certainly respect NYC in the economic aspect. However, I would never live there. Even if I bought a condo there, it would just be sort of a weekend thing.

first of all



from a fellow engineer. now i see how u get that STI $$ lol


second, how can that be? if someone drives, then the increased cost is gonna be with parking, but the inconvenience will skyrocket. youll have to keep paying a meter, or pay a really high amount everyday at a garage. plus there is traffic. so depending on where u go, driving may not even be worth it time wise. and if you are coming from long island, the railroad won't be seeing that manhattan bound traffic.

cool model tho!. you should make a model to see what road project can alleviate traffic congestion in the worst cities, that would be something i'd be interesting in knowing.

 

[sreggie101]

I was just discussing this with one of my professors in graduate studies for transportation engineering. I'm developing a mathematical model to determine a modal split from one OD. Using three modes( auto, light rail, and bus). Using a constant parameter and different income levels.

My model determined that at a certain income level, a greater percentage of people completely abandoned public transportation, and headed towards automobile transportation (basically they valued their time more than the difference in cost). I still have to tweak it a bit, though, but it's been coming along.

However, if I proposed this same model, say using the train from jersey to NYC, it would be nearly impossible to determine at what Income level people would prefer an automobile over the subway, since as you mentioned, the people in there can range from millionaires to homeless.

Very interesting to say the least, and I certainly respect NYC in the economic aspect. However, I would never live there. Even if I bought a condo there, it would just be sort of a weekend thing.

first of all



from a fellow engineer. now i see how u get that STI $$ lol


second, how can that be? if someone drives, then the increased cost is gonna be with parking, but the inconvenience will skyrocket. youll have to keep paying a meter, or pay a really high amount everyday at a garage. plus there is traffic. so depending on where u go, driving may not even be worth it time wise. and if you are coming from long island, the railroad won't be seeing that manhattan bound traffic.

cool model tho!. you should make a model to see what road project can alleviate traffic congestion in the worst cities, that would be something i'd be interesting in knowing.

My model consists of dealing with collected data specific to in-vehicle travel time, access time, wait time, out-of-pocket cost. So, even if the cost of owning your vehicle and traveling on one O-D is significantly higher than public trans, at a certain income level, a higher percentage of people still chose private transportation. It's what the numbers show, backed up with personal collected data and the U.S. Census data.

This isn't that specific model you're talking about. It's a mathematical model. Showing how a proposed traffic design may alleviate congestion can easily be done with graphical modeling, using programs such as HCS, VISSIM, etc. So, that is actually much more simple, and these programs will simulate exactly how the traffic will behave according to the data you've provided on existing conditions, and what your proposed design is/was implemented into the program.

gotcha...interesting and surprising.

 

[suburbanguy]

Does Jordan still rep Brooklyn?!

MJ has rep'd NC since the early childhood move to the coast.

 

[fenixconnexion.]

I heard they re-opened, is this true?

 

[85wasagreatyear]

oh luk, a nj vs ny debate yeeeee

 

[Nike Jordan]

Fat Tuesdays in Queens is now closed for good.

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[pip777]

Fat Tuesdays in Queens is now closed for good.

Grand closing

 

[jjs07]

QUEENS, N.Y. (WABC) --
One man is dead after a police-involved shooting related to a separate fatal shooting at a Queens casino earlier Tuesday morning.

Police shot a man in a white vehicle at Stanley and Pennsylvania avenues in East New York around 6 a.m. The man, who police identified as Dalton Branch, 51, was taken to Brookdale University Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

Branch is suspected of fatally shooting 55-year-old Patsy Mohammed in the parking lot of the Resorts World Casino in South Ozone Park, Queens, just after 2:20 a.m. Tuesday. She was pronounced dead at Jamaica Hospital.

What could go wrong with a casino in Jamaica, NY?