"You got it, doll, I was curious to see which Courtney Love was going to show up: the smeared-lipstick crazy coke whore or the violent smeared-lipstick crazy coke whore."
--Sarah Silverman
Time for Jersey City, After Dark
Monday, October 31, 2011
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
Turn down the lights, get a cup of a hot drink and follow this link to read the best Halloween story of all time, Washington Irving's The Legend of Sleepy Hollow.
Happy Halloween from the Jersey City Desk!
We'll be running the scariest of scares all day long to help get you in the mood for trick-or-treating or the big Halloween parade in the West Village tonight.
How about we start off with a shifty shadow figure at the Moon River Brewery
How about we start off with a shifty shadow figure at the Moon River Brewery
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moon river brewery
Sunday, October 30, 2011
Late night open thread
There's no Betty Rubble in the Flintstones Chewables Vitamins. Now you know.
Time for Jersey City, After Dark
Time for Jersey City, After Dark
Giants football gameday!
Well New Jersey pigskin fans, the New Jersey Jets are on a bye week this week and so are the New Jersey Giants as they play 0-6 Miami (snork) at the New Meadowlands for a 1 pm kickoff. We can make this gameday thread pretty quick by simply saying that at 4-2, if the Giants lose at home to the 0-6 Dolphins Tom Coughlin shouldn't last 'til Tuesday. Run the ball Giants. Keep running it. When you're tired of running it on Miami run some MORE.
The Giants will benefit from Dallas playing Sillydelphia tonight where someone is guaranteed to take a loss. So long as the G-Men win in the snow decorated New Meadowlands, Giants fans can sit back and know they have put the hay in the barn early today and can cheer for Dallas and the Shegals to kill each other tonight.
Fearless forecast:
Giants 31
Dolphins 10
The Giants will benefit from Dallas playing Sillydelphia tonight where someone is guaranteed to take a loss. So long as the G-Men win in the snow decorated New Meadowlands, Giants fans can sit back and know they have put the hay in the barn early today and can cheer for Dallas and the Shegals to kill each other tonight.
Fearless forecast:
Giants 31
Dolphins 10
Late night open thread
Saturday night scoreboard show
Lehigh 45
Colgate 25
Lehigh actually got stronger as the game went on and improves to 7-1. The best story nobody's telling
Georgia 24
Florida 20
Florida may not be going to a bowl game this year
Virginia 28
Miami (FL) 21
The Hurricanes may well be singing "Home for the Holidays" as well
Nebraska 24
Michigan St. 3
Sparty ends a meat grinder of an October schedule going 3-1
West Virginia 41
Rutgers 31
How does one not bang their head into a wall watching the Scarlet Knights? They scored 31 in the first half, 0 in the second
Louisville 27
Syracuse 10
Taking your "leaving the Big East" beat down like men is hard for a school of wussies like Syracuse
Oklahoma 58
Kansas St. 17
The WIldcats are the newest members of the college football not ready for prime time players
Minnesota 22
Iowa 21
One of the great college football rivalry trophies, Floyd of Rosedale -- a bronze pig, is staying in Minneapolis again this year
Ohio State 33
Wisconsin 29
Wisconsin enjoyed the whole having their guts ripped out by a hail mary at the end of the game last week vs. Michigan State so much, they let it happen again tonight in Columbus
The Jersey City Desk Game of the Week®
Brown 6
Penn 0
In a driving rainstorm in Providence R.I., Brown ended Penn's 18 game Ivy League winning streak. Brown's Alexander Norocea is the new big man on campus hitting field goals of 39 and 42 years in the deluge that was Brown Stadium.
Time for Jersey City, After Dark
Lehigh 45
Colgate 25
Lehigh actually got stronger as the game went on and improves to 7-1. The best story nobody's telling
Georgia 24
Florida 20
Florida may not be going to a bowl game this year
Virginia 28
Miami (FL) 21
The Hurricanes may well be singing "Home for the Holidays" as well
Nebraska 24
Michigan St. 3
Sparty ends a meat grinder of an October schedule going 3-1
West Virginia 41
Rutgers 31
How does one not bang their head into a wall watching the Scarlet Knights? They scored 31 in the first half, 0 in the second
Louisville 27
Syracuse 10
Taking your "leaving the Big East" beat down like men is hard for a school of wussies like Syracuse
Oklahoma 58
Kansas St. 17
The WIldcats are the newest members of the college football not ready for prime time players
Minnesota 22
Iowa 21
One of the great college football rivalry trophies, Floyd of Rosedale -- a bronze pig, is staying in Minneapolis again this year
Ohio State 33
Wisconsin 29
Wisconsin enjoyed the whole having their guts ripped out by a hail mary at the end of the game last week vs. Michigan State so much, they let it happen again tonight in Columbus
The Jersey City Desk Game of the Week®
Brown 6
Penn 0
In a driving rainstorm in Providence R.I., Brown ended Penn's 18 game Ivy League winning streak. Brown's Alexander Norocea is the new big man on campus hitting field goals of 39 and 42 years in the deluge that was Brown Stadium.
Time for Jersey City, After Dark
Saturday, October 29, 2011
NYPD's disconnect from reality
Recently some in the NYPD have done some illegal and immoral things and yet they now want to blame/intimidate/point fingers at everyone BUT themselves. Take the ticket fixing story that broke yesterday. Thousands of police showed up to intimidate prosecutors (and perhaps even NYC's top cop the untrustworthy Ray Kelly) and knock cameras away from those covering the story for news sites. Yes, the supportive ham and eggers showed up and blocked cameras from filming their crooked colleagues, shoved reporters and made it difficult for other professionals to do their job. How classy. One spokesman for the police actually said in addressing the media outside that fixing tickets for friends and family of those who support the NYPD is not a crime. Um, Skippy, YES, it is.
Now we know abut the screeching and hurt feelings from the NYPD when faced with an imaginary threat from people using their guaranteed constitutional freedoms at #OWS. They complain when they are shown to pepper spraying innocent women standing where they were told. They don't like it when people use cameras to hold them to their oaths apparently.
On top of this, a group calling itself "Sergeants Benevolent Association" has prewarned or prethreatened any #OWS protestors THEY will be sued by the NYPD if say a cop slips and falls while spraying pepper spray at innocent citizens. They'll sue protestors if they hit their head on a squad car door making an arrest, they'll sue protestors if they in any way make it difficult on the police. Talk about arrogance.
Then theres the rogue secret Muslim/Leftist police squad (that answers to nobody) the NYPD employs that has most likely illegally unleashed, without worry to people's civil right or constitutional rights, local "spying rings". Wholly immoral.
So, NYPD before you cry butthurt and wail and beat your breasts over this horrid injustice of police being held accountable for their actions in uniform look in the mirror. What your brethren are in trouble for is what you bust skulls (or threaten to) on the rest of us for the other 364 days a year.
Grow up.
Now we know abut the screeching and hurt feelings from the NYPD when faced with an imaginary threat from people using their guaranteed constitutional freedoms at #OWS. They complain when they are shown to pepper spraying innocent women standing where they were told. They don't like it when people use cameras to hold them to their oaths apparently.
On top of this, a group calling itself "Sergeants Benevolent Association" has prewarned or prethreatened any #OWS protestors THEY will be sued by the NYPD if say a cop slips and falls while spraying pepper spray at innocent citizens. They'll sue protestors if they hit their head on a squad car door making an arrest, they'll sue protestors if they in any way make it difficult on the police. Talk about arrogance.
Then theres the rogue secret Muslim/Leftist police squad (that answers to nobody) the NYPD employs that has most likely illegally unleashed, without worry to people's civil right or constitutional rights, local "spying rings". Wholly immoral.
So, NYPD before you cry butthurt and wail and beat your breasts over this horrid injustice of police being held accountable for their actions in uniform look in the mirror. What your brethren are in trouble for is what you bust skulls (or threaten to) on the rest of us for the other 364 days a year.
Grow up.
Labels:
nyc,
nypd,
when nypd are the crooks
Late night open thread
At least the snow will be a nice excuse to drink hot cocoa and watch Hockey Night in Canada on the satellite tomorrow night.
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