Or...let's just read the latest issue, shall we?
On a day when a Kosher Beer Garden has opened in full swing where Toomey's used to was (can you even make this shit up?), chef-ed by cooking chameleon Alan Harding of one-too-many-not-bad-but-not-great restaurants fame...yeah, on a day like that. And on a day when I walked through Prospect Park to find full-on Marines combat-ready helicopters and military sea planes and even some kind of rocket launcher in the Park near Park Slope...I mean WTF? At least we know what Brooklyn neighborhood will survive the Iranian, or Long Island, invasion. This is seriously twisted, y'all. Why are they bringing killing machines to Brooklyn??? Memorial Day doesn't mean recruitment day. You should have seen all the young male-identifying young boys salivating and their liberal-arts-grad-dads trying hard to explain their actual feelings on the matter, and mostly just acquiescing to the fact that their kids are WAY more interested in the heavy artillery than they want to admit, hoping they'll grow out of it, but maybe a bit embarrassed they don't stand up for their supposed pacifist beliefs.
Twisted times. Really, really twisted times. Thank god for olde tyme classics like the Lefferts Manor House Tour!
Twisted times. Really, really twisted times. Thank god for olde tyme classics like the Lefferts Manor House Tour!
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Totally with you on the killing machines in Prospect Park. I came across this grim spectacle last year and it almost ruined an otherwise spectacular summery afternoon. Money for parks and recreation, not for war and incarceration.
And on a day when I walked through Prospect Park to find full-on Marines combat-ready helicopters and military sea planes...
The strange plane in the photo is an Osprey. Used by the Marine Corps. It took a lot of years of development to get the design right.
Memorial Day doesn't mean recruitment day.
Yes it does.
You should have seen all the young male-identifying young boys salivating and their liberal-arts-grad-dads trying hard to explain their actual feelings on the matter, and mostly just acquiescing to the fact that their kids are WAY more interested in the heavy artillery than they want to admit, hoping they'll grow out of it, but maybe a bit embarrassed they don't stand up for their supposed pacifist beliefs.
Yeah, it's funny to see those squirming dads.
My problem with the Manor and the members is that they are primarily interested in the Manor blocks only. They don't seem to realize that the surrounding blocks and what is happening with them, and in them, have a direct effect on their blocks; and quality of life as well.
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