Gender And Race Versus Qualifications
Here’s a warning to all you white male Senators out there: don’t count on having your job very long, and don’t count on being able to ever get it back if you lose it to a woman or a black … Continue reading
Here’s a warning to all you white male Senators out there: don’t count on having your job very long, and don’t count on being able to ever get it back if you lose it to a woman or a black … Continue reading
The insane just gets insaner… Justice Plummer Lott declared a mistrial Monday afternoon in the case of Lee Woods, 30, after a female juror, who had reported hearth palpitations and high blood pressure on Friday morning, said that she was … Continue reading
Well color me stunned. A few days after a jury let Robert Ellis walk for murdering Russell Timoshenko, they also let Lillo Brancato walk for murdering a police officer. To be honest, I never saw that coming. Former actor Lillo … Continue reading
From the NY Daily News: A jury convicted triggerman Dexter Bostic of murdering Officer Russel Timoshenko Friday night, ensuring he will rot in prison. The verdict – guilty on all counts – was handed down after 14 hours of deliberations … Continue reading
Peter King isn’t really all that enamored with the idea of Caroline Kennedy becoming the next Senator from the great state of New York. In an interview with CNN, King said: I’m not saying you have to be a politician … Continue reading
New York Governor David Paterson’s budget includes an 18% tax on non-diet soda, meaning if you decide to avoid the poison known as aspertame in your soda, you’re going to be paying more for it. I don’t drink soda, and … Continue reading
Ever since 9/11, every decision made by any agency in New York City and New York State has been couched with the term “in the age of terrorism” or “in the post 9/11 world” and we’re supposed to believe that … Continue reading
I completely agree. Get these bastards out of my damn city already. Manhattan Borough President Scott Stringer wants police to crack down on the dozens of vendors at Ground Zero. NY1 reports that in spite of a “2004 state law … Continue reading
I was watching this story with a great deal of interest. It seems the MTA (that would be the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, the organization that runs public transportation in NYC) was giving free EZ Pass tags to its board members, … Continue reading
The picture above is from the New York Daily News and is a nice tight shot of some of the protestors who threatened (and failed) to shut down the city yesterday. Led by the insufferable race baiting douchebag, Al Sharpton, … Continue reading
12 minutes of the most aggravating footage you’ll ever see in your life. I’ve been to a few Critical Masses myself and I can say, with all certainty, that this isn’t the first time this sort of thing has happened, … Continue reading
Well, the good news for the ghetto trash throughout the city is now they have the excuse they need to hate the “pigs.” They welcomed the verdict from the courthouse steps with chants of “KKK” and a few scuffles as … Continue reading
Beth and I and some of the family went to the 2008 Tarrytown Rubber Ducky Derby. A good time was had by all and it was an absolutely beautiful day.
Yet another reason to love it…
First Significant Snow – Winter 2007 / 2008 from vincenzof on Vimeo.
Jen at Gothamist didn’t like my original post proving their pro-Obama out of touch bullshit. In an addition to the post I quoted, they’ve added the following… Vinny at Insignificant Thoughts thinks there is scientific information showing who people will … Continue reading
You gotta wonder if there is anything more to Rudy’s campaign than 9/11? We get it Rudy. Really. I hope you don’t run disaster aid in the United States. Judy would have an apartment meant for first responders and Bernard … Continue reading
I’ve discussed congestion pricing a lot on this blog in the past, and yesterday it came up yet again. This time, however, it’s the most stinging repudiation of the idiots that think that the poor and middle class will be … Continue reading
Wifey and I were sitting in our office yesterday, and I smelled that familiar smell of rain hitting hot concrete. “Do you smell rain?” I asked her. “Nope, just someone barbecuing.” I shrugged, went out on the terrace and looked … Continue reading
That’s right… You’ll probably see very little on the blog from me today. Tomorrow is a wholly different story, though. Anyway, enjoy this video. It’s the neighborhood around my office as seen from the roof. I know it’s a bit … Continue reading