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Grammercy / Park Ave. So -- really ghetto

Started by Stick_man
about 15 years ago
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Why is Park Ave. south the most ghetto street ? I can't think of one other street that's supposedly in a nice area that is so ghetto. I know they used to have hookers and the like at night and still do but even in the day time where i work on 28th street it's almost like Ave D. during work hours; except D I bet has less beggars
Response by downtown1234
about 15 years ago
Posts: 349
Member since: Nov 2007

What are you smoking? Park Avenue South may not be Park Avenue in the 80s or the West Village but it is hardly ghetto. When you make statements like that you simply expose yourself as being an idiot. Sorry but its true.

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Response by somewhereelse
about 15 years ago
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Those aren't hookers, teenage girls just dress like that now.

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Response by Stick_man
about 15 years ago
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whats ghetto to you? to me beggars everywhere all day every day, and hookers at night is ghetto. maybe that's not ghetto to you but it is to me. i worked in midtown before that; not ghetto. west vill not ghetto. ave c and d especially d ghetto. 8th ave ghetto. park ave south around 30th street ghetto. i know what im saying ignorant fool

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Response by Stick_man
about 15 years ago
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Actually it's really 28th street that's ghetto and park south between 29 and 28 street. Ok so why is that ghetto. And why all of of 28th

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Response by Stick_man
about 15 years ago
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Oh yeah not to mention the welfare recips that are always coming to and fro; but where

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Response by rb345
about 15 years ago
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I've passed 29th-28th Park South and 28th from Park to 3rd several times in recent months in the
evening and late at night, and have never seen a hooker. Nor large ##s of beggars or street people.

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Response by JuiceMan
about 15 years ago
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Those aren't hookers, they are Russian spies.

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Response by downtown1234
about 15 years ago
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Fine - you (wrongly) think it is ghetto. What's your point? Do you intend to list every ghetto neighborhood in NYC for us?

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Response by Jones111
about 15 years ago
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There is a swinger's club on 27th between 5th and madison. Maybe the hooker's are looking for somebody to take to le trapeze...

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Response by currypuff0
about 15 years ago
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Member since: Jul 2006

"whats ghetto to you? to me beggars everywhere all day every day, and hookers at night is ghetto. maybe that's not ghetto to you but it is to me. i worked in midtown before that; not ghetto. west vill not ghetto. ave c and d especially d ghetto. 8th ave ghetto. park ave south around 30th street ghetto. i know what im saying ignorant fool"

oh the irony!

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Response by hol4
about 15 years ago
Posts: 710
Member since: Nov 2008

not ghetto, but "dirty"

south midtown (generally 41st to about 24th) is a weird area... not exactly midtown, not exactly downtown..

filthy streets, people selling their wares on the street, fat people, and lost tourists...

but yeh you could say a throwback to those craving the 'old days on NY' despite it being 10 X safer today

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Response by jason10006
about 15 years ago
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I think by "hookers" he means your typical bridge and tunnel girl in town for a night of fun. Its great to some, sad to others, but non-prostitute women dress like they are in Pussycat Dolls video for a normal night on the town these days.

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Response by JP78
about 15 years ago
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Member since: Aug 2009

the subway station and the mickey d's on park and 28th, accounts for the loitering, for sure.

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Response by somewhereelse
about 15 years ago
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Yeah, Les Halles. Its a homeless people bar, I tell you.

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Response by 007
about 15 years ago
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Sick_man it is true that on Park Ave North, there is no MaCdo and on Park Ave South there is one. It is also true that diversity which was part of this city history is reflected in only few remaining areas. If you are looking for a "look alike" group than Park Ave South and 28 is not for you. on a personal note, I found your comments to be racist and sick.

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Response by SunnyD
about 15 years ago
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"Oh yeah not to mention the welfare recips that are always coming to and fro; but where"

...say, what?! Are you checking people for their Benefits cards now? P.A.S. is too rough for you? And, you have no problem admitting it? Pshaw.

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Response by rraphael98
about 15 years ago
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Stickman,

Move back to the burbs, gated community seems your speed,

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Response by Stick_man
about 15 years ago
Posts: 149
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Don't tell me what to do. I'm single. If i had a family and the money I would. The ny times magazine is written for elites by elites. Not you. It's up to me to decide what My opinion is what is offensive and needs fixing in my city . Not you.

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Response by broadwayron
about 15 years ago
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Member since: Sep 2006

"fat people"
That made me laugh. This is a great thread.
Incidentally, I almost bought a place on east 28th about 7 or 8 years ago. I walked by the building last year, and was glad I didn't, because the block actually looked worse. (It wasn't great when I was looking to buy, though.)

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Response by jason10006
about 15 years ago
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"It's up to me to decide what My opinion is what is offensive and needs fixing in my city "

Well my opinion is that some of those ghetto people ought to stab you and take your wallet next time they see you. You know, to buy new clothes there welfare checks don't provide them. Preferably in the eye, so you don't have to be offended when looking at them.

Hey, its my opinion!

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Response by Stick_man
about 15 years ago
Posts: 149
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where are you from farmboy? I guess you're cool now cuz you live downtown?

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Response by Stick_man
about 15 years ago
Posts: 149
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thanks Jason for your pointless stupid ignorant hate-filled comment advocating illegal violence on top of it all. I guess your not the sharpest knife in the drawer

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Response by 007
about 15 years ago
Posts: 195
Member since: Nov 2008

SICK_MAN, you have made your point.can you start a new thread which is less offensive? If you can not contribute politely, just get a shrink, you will learn once you grow up.

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Response by broadwayron
about 15 years ago
Posts: 271
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Isn't this all sort-of a joke? I liken Stick_man's routine to Mac from "It's Always Sunny..."
Of course, now, the appropriate response would be to assure me it's not an act.

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