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I guess the first step of taking back the neighborhood means posting to online forums in your underwear, while eating stale left over take out alone in your apartment? Get em Irving!
Thornbirdge’s post is so hipstery/gawkery/the onion. Wow, so ironic.
Great now all those dog lovers can complain that there isn’t enough outdoor seating. Down with capitalism! I miss the old LIC, where there were no strollers and pizza cost a nickel, and no one came to visit and that’s the way we liked it. Now a day you have these yuppies coming to our neighborhood talking about their internet and cellular phones and blasting their rap music. Well I’ve had it, let’s take back our neighborhood!