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5 comments:
You know, I've never heard someone actually from here say "This is New York City."
That rat sign is great.
I agree, Goggla... Would like nice at home in the den. If I had a den, of course.
More rats, less NYU students. That's what this neighborhood needs.
I love it! And anyway, maybe if the kids built their birdhouses NOT ON THE GROUND the rats might find it harder to get in. Kinda like landlords...
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