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I don't think anyone thinks of Pulino's as a pizza place.
ReplyDeleteAm I the only person who wondered/wonders how so many tattoo shops stay in business? Are that many people permanently inking themselves on a regular basis?
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11:44, the tattoo parlors don't mystify me as much as the fortune tellers. How in the hell do these people get such primo real estate? I never see anyone in these shabby storefronts and even if they have clients, do you know how many $5 palm readings one would have to do to make rent? It makes me wonder if they are a front for a different kind of "palm reading," if you know what I mean!
ReplyDeleteAlthough they used to stay a lil' longer, tattoo parlors have a long history on the Bowery (my former next door neighbor):
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http://suprdlux.wordpress.com/2009/05/22/tattoo-fans-must-see-1927-charlie-wagner-article/
Can't wait for this amazing pizza place to open in NY. Tried this chefs pizza in Italy and it was breathtaking. So excited!!
ReplyDeleteCan anyone tell me more about this pizza di napoli?? what does Forcella stand for? I love the Bowery scene and would welcome any new cool places ( I assume its cool , lol ) I hope its better the Pullino's , cause their pizza isnt very good, to say th least
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