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Snatch Duster posted:I remember when Brooklyn was filled with blacks. Under the vegetable posted:eight million dollars for an apartment in bed-stuy. white people have gone too far. we're just reclaiming the city that we built. the city that is rightfully ours.
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Does anyone still think New York is cool aside from New Yorkers??
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# ? Apr 11, 2015 01:53 |
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Monstrous Dooklord posted:Does anyone still think New York is cool aside from New Yorkers?? Yeah, but I also like living in DC.
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IzzyFnStradlin posted:we're just reclaiming the city that we built. the city that is rightfully ours.
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# ? Apr 11, 2015 05:40 |
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i know someone who moved to brooklyn from overseas a few years ago. shes a big dumb hipster so i can only assume thats what the rest of brooklyn is like
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# ? Apr 11, 2015 06:34 |
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A city that thrives on hype since how else could you trick people into willingly relocating to a filthy rat infested city.
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# ? Apr 11, 2015 06:38 |
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I just looked it up and the very cheapest rent you can get for a studio apartment in Brooklyn is $1300 dollars a month. lol
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Bowlcutbarricade posted:I just looked it up and the very cheapest rent you can get for a studio apartment in Brooklyn is $1300 dollars a month. lol Still better than SF in which studio apartments go for $3k or the reasonable price of 2k if you don't mind living in the famous tenderloin.
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# ? Apr 11, 2015 06:48 |
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that's right GBS! brooklyn sucks! never go there, it's best for everybody
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I can't find that country on a world map OP - are you thinking of Belgium, or maybe Belize?
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# ? Apr 11, 2015 09:55 |
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the black husserl posted:that's right GBS! brooklyn sucks! never go there, it's best for everybody Brooklyn is p. cool but like most places that are p. cool it's vastly overrated and unless you're really rich all you'll do while living there is suck a ton of cock.
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# ? Apr 11, 2015 10:01 |
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gently caress Brooklyn. gently caress gentrification. gently caress you petty bourgeoisie hipster douches.
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# ? Apr 11, 2015 10:03 |
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Brooklyn is okay but IMHO letting the Disney company name your 'hood after that one fat annoying Gargoyle really hurt your PR back in '95...
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# ? Apr 11, 2015 14:43 |
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"If you can make it here, you can make it anywhere." How about I don't even try making it where it's cold, expensive, and everybody is an rear end in a top hat. Also, Finacheludiabella's makes the best pizza. And Glubersteinburg's makes the best corned beef.
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# ? Apr 11, 2015 14:53 |
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I stayed in Brooklyn for a few weeks a few years ago with a friend going to the new school for fashion design. I walked around a lot, drank beer from Duane Reade at 3 am, and went clubbing in manhattan with her. Brooklyn's nice if you're rich or living off loans and your parents' money and you're white and hopelessly bougie. Philly's better.
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# ? Apr 11, 2015 17:27 |
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If I were to move back to NYC, I'd probably live in Long Island City.
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Under the vegetable posted:I stayed in Brooklyn for a few weeks a few years ago with a friend going to the new school for fashion design. I walked around a lot, drank beer from Duane Reade at 3 am, and went clubbing in manhattan with her. Brooklyn's nice if you're rich or living off loans and your parents' money and you're white and hopelessly bougie. pretty much anywhere's nice if you're rich, though
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psyopmonkey posted:I go to school full time and do consultation work on the side. Today is one of my days off. Woop Woop!
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# ? Apr 11, 2015 21:02 |
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Brooklyn is pretty freaking awesome.
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# ? Apr 11, 2015 21:06 |
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Moridin920 posted:gently caress Brooklyn. gently caress gentrification.
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# ? Apr 11, 2015 21:12 |
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Wounded Unicorn posted:how's living with four other people, in an effective urban wasteland food desert, where everything costs not just twice, but four to five times what it should? this except good pizza and probably an organic grocery store for gaywads somewhere
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# ? Apr 11, 2015 21:29 |
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I lived in Brooklyn
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# ? Apr 11, 2015 21:32 |
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Brooklyn love is so obviously hype its silly. Every white person there only lives in Brooklyn because Manhattan is too expensive. So, to give themselves the feeling of being bad rear end, cool, urban, and trendy they hype up the third-rate urban sprawl that is Brooklyn. Sure, get enough desperate youth together and some are bound to make a good time out of it, but between the permanent financial difficulty, rampant drug culture (heroin's been making a big comeback), and cacophony of "me tooing," the denizens of Brooklyn are like any other neighborhood trying to syphon off the glory of a larger, better neighbor. Its gentrification at its worst. Millions of kids shouting "Brooklyn!" as though it stands for anything other than the working-class, family neighborhoods of minority or immigrant cultures that once breathed life into what is now a revolving door of overpriced realty for up and coming white people. Its the antithesis of culture when 80% of your population turns over every 2 years.
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I had a one bedroom 10 minutes from Manhattan for $1000 in 2008
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RaySmuckles posted:Brooklyn love is so obviously hype its silly. Every white person there only lives in Brooklyn because Manhattan is too expensive. So, to give themselves the feeling of being bad rear end, cool, urban, and trendy they hype up the third-rate urban sprawl that is Brooklyn. Sure, get enough desperate youth together and some are bound to make a good time out of it, but between the permanent financial difficulty, rampant drug culture (heroin's been making a big comeback), and cacophony of "me tooing," the denizens of Brooklyn are like any other neighborhood trying to syphon off the glory of a larger, better neighbor. Its gentrification at its worst. Millions of kids shouting "Brooklyn!" as though it stands for anything other than the working-class, family neighborhoods of minority or immigrant cultures that once breathed life into what is now a revolving door of overpriced reality for up and coming white people. Its the antithesis of culture when 80% of your population turns over every 2 years. This is an Excellent post.
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RaySmuckles posted:Millions of kids shouting "Brooklyn!" as though it stands for anything other than the working-class, family neighborhoods of minority or immigrant cultures that once breathed life into what is now a revolving door of overpriced realty for up and coming white people. Uh, I'm white and my family's been in Brooklyn since 1812. There are tons of non-immigrant, non-hipster white neighborhoods in brooklyn and have been for centuries. You need to chillax with the casual racism against white people, especially since they've been there longer than any of the blacks or other misc. minorities. IzzyFnStradlin fucked around with this message at 23:13 on Apr 11, 2015 |
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trying to think of a place that's worse than Brooklyn and all I can come up with is Albany Cleveland and Detroit
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# ? Apr 11, 2015 23:08 |
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As a resident of Ohio, I'm actually more relevant that every resident of Brooklyn every four years Oh god please get rid of the Electoral College
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IzzyFnStradlin posted:Uh, I'm white and my family's been in Brooklyn since 1812. There are tons of non-immigrant, non-hipster white neighborhoods in brooklyn and have been for centuries. You need to chillax with the casual racism against white people, especially since they've been there longer than any of the blacks or other misc. minorities. Where did they come from in 1812? Is the neighborhood they live in a traditionally __________ neighborhood? (Irish, Italian, Jewish, Immigrant, etc.) Are they working class? Brooklyn (without Manhattan) is the 4th largest city in the US. I'm pretty sure we can all find examples to disprove my post on the something awful.com forums. Also pretty sure that this thread is discussing a particular aspect of Brooklyn, its cultural significance, to which the millions of youth that rotate in and out of Brooklyn and laud it loudest seem a more topical subject for scrutiny.
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RaySmuckles posted:Where did they come from in 1812? Is the neighborhood they live in a traditionally __________ neighborhood? (Irish, Italian, Jewish, Immigrant, etc.) Are they working class? Brooklyn (without Manhattan) is the 4th largest city in the US. I'm pretty sure we can all find examples to disprove my post on the something awful.com forums. Also pretty sure that this thread is discussing a particular aspect of Brooklyn, its cultural significance, to which the millions of youth that rotate in and out of Brooklyn and laud it loudest seem a more topical subject for scrutiny. what
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# ? Apr 11, 2015 23:29 |
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I live in Brooklyn and it's cool but then I'm not a poor "creative" or someone from Cowfuck, Indiana who has mad sour grapes over places that have more to do than smoke meth in the Walmart parking lot
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Slaughterhouse-Ive posted:I live in Brooklyn and it's cool but then I'm not a poor "creative" or someone from Cowfuck, Indiana who has mad sour grapes over places that have more to do than smoke meth in the Walmart parking lot Modern Brooklyn everyone! Seriously every kid I grew up with who lives in Brooklyn now is white, was already rich, and bougie as gently caress.
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gggiiimmmppp posted:lol if you dont live in space man I just figured this out recently but you're not even allowed to blaze in space so gently caress space
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ArtIsResistance posted:man I just figured this out recently but you're not even allowed to blaze in space so gently caress space Nonsense, who told you that?
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# ? Apr 12, 2015 00:47 |
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I live in Oakland. Brooklyn is like babby's first gritty neighborhood.
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mind the walrus posted:Modern Brooklyn everyone! I wonder what percent of NYC is transplants.
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etalian posted:I wonder what percent of NYC is transplants. 60% at least. A good question.
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etalian posted:I wonder what percent of NYC is transplants. Not nearly as much as DC.
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Posting is the suburbs thread.
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Queens is the new Brooklyn. Astoria represent.
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