Nice level-headed analysis to start the season. Not a given for all Mets fans. Big Mets fan here too, from a family of Yankee fans, because I liked baseball without the DH. Shame about that...
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Nice level-headed analysis to start the season. Not a given for all Mets fans. Big Mets fan here too, from a family of Yankee fans, because I liked baseball without the DH. Shame about that...
I hear you. Luckily I have some like minded fellow Mets fans - fans and family but always overwhelmed by Yankees fans.
Queens is nicer than The Bronx anyways!
I’m a Brooklyn Boy but I lived in Astoria for a bit and loved it.
Been in Bushwick for the last 5 years working in nightlife. This is where the juice is!
Bushwick. I lived on Irving Avenue between Harman and Himrod for a chunk of years. I had family who owned a building and they rented out a room where I chilled. The weed up that way was on point especially the Chocolate Thai that we used to cop on Cooper. Tony's Pizza on Knickerbocker after a blunt was extremely satisfying. I lived mostly on Atlantic Avenue in my early part of life more on the Brownsville and East New York side. Not too far from Biggie in Bed Stuy. Bushwick had the only mamitas. I'm going to assume a lot of that up that way is gentrified opposed to when I hung tough with the crew back in the day.
We still go to Tony's on Knickerbocker for pizza! I'm just a few blocks away, by the police station on Wilson and DeKalb.
WOW my aunt and uncle moved to Wilson right on the block of that police station then moved across the street from it and then they saved up enough to eventually buy the four apartment building on Irving where I ended up renting a room in their basement. They sold that building and moved here to Florida. They both passed away but my cousins their two sons and daughter are here in Florida. Those were the days. They lived up my way and I was crushed when they moved to Wilson but I used to spend the weekends with them and became like a brother instead of a cousin. Needless to say that Wilson Avenue is a big wonderful part of my childhood memories.