As seen on Second Avenue between Seventh Street and St. Mark's Place... someone amended the work zone sign to read — "Cuomo Zone Ahead. Share Them Broads."
Good job who ever did this. That sign is redundant anyway: you cannot “share “ a moving lane. Second Av between 7tha and 6th Street is incredibly dangerous to ride a bicycle on.
Fifty years ago, Gregory Peck was the epitome of integrity as a small town sheriff in "I Walk the Line," or as we should say in this context, "I Walk the Lane." His wife, played by Estelle Parsons, thinks that he should run for higher office, mayor maybe, or even governor. But when he starts coming home later than usual, she knows that something is up. (The wife always knows.) Should he clean up his act, and fulfill the longstanding trust that the people have in him, or throw all that away and run off with Tuesday Weld? Okay, I won't spoil it for you. . .
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Good job who ever did this. That sign is redundant anyway: you cannot “share “ a moving lane. Second Av between 7tha and 6th Street is incredibly dangerous to ride a bicycle on.
Bwahhaha!! Well done b
@Choresh Wald
Yeah riding that strip is a trip back to a previous 2nd Avenue.
Childish destructive prank, clearly the begining of the end of western civilization.
Andrew Cuomo, the King of NY State, with his 3 letter MBS intial is fitting, Master Brute Slayer.
Don't know how this investigation will hold out, it is said that anyone who crosses him is to experience dire consequences.
Fifty years ago, Gregory Peck was the epitome of integrity as a small town sheriff in "I Walk the Line," or as we should say in this context, "I Walk the Lane." His wife, played by Estelle Parsons, thinks that he should run for higher office, mayor maybe, or even governor. But when he starts coming home later than usual, she knows that something is up. (The wife always knows.) Should he clean up his act, and fulfill the longstanding trust that the people have in him, or throw all that away and run off with Tuesday Weld? Okay, I won't spoil it for you. . .
I wish I did this.
Pretty dumb and meaningless.
These strung together words hint at meaning but ultimately make very little sense.
If somone will just add the word "biggly" to the bottom, that would make this my favorite haiku of the season.
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