the thread about nothing...

[dirty]

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[SlunderKingpin]

Spanish olives might have been the culprit.

 

[Black Lotus]

 

[SlunderKingpin]

Chillin’

 

[6 Rings G.O.A.T.]

 

[Blue Mamba]

 

[6 Rings G.O.A.T.]

 

[jjs]

the dog getting in on the bet

 

[ryda421]

 

[Coromanti]

She looks like a white Paige Hurd.

Info?

 

[had pants]

the dog getting in on the bet

 

[Thierry Henry]

Seeing all those women in their 2 piece bikinis reminded me of something.... they always try and cover up like they naked when they be in they bra and panties.

Yet when they wear a 2 piece at the beach, it's essentially the same **** but they're out there tryna flaunt it all

 

[rare]

Seeing all those women in their 2 piece bikinis reminded me of something.... they always try and cover up like they naked when they be in they bra and panties.

Yet when they wear a 2 piece at the beach, it's essentially the same **** but they're out there tryna flaunt it all

I’ve had that exact thought in my head.

 

[kingfoamnyc]

GREENWICH VILLAGE, Manhattan --
In a city where rents have gone through the roof, one tenant held on to a real steal: $28.43 a month for a Manhattan apartment.

The New York Post reports that's what Patricia O'Grady paid for the Greenwich Village walk-up where she moved in 1955. She stayed until she died recently at 84.

O'Grady lived there with three other aspiring actresses who swept the hallway in exchange for their $16 rent.

There was no furniture, no sink, no bath, and no hot water or heat. But they had two fireplaces and a stove. They also installed a sink and basic furnishings.

The other women moved out long ago, but that's pretty much how it stayed till March when O'Grady died after she was hit by a car near the apartment on Sixth Avenue.

By then, her rent had gone up by a dozen dollars in more than six decades. She refused offers for improvements from the building's owner, Adam Pomerantz, who runs his Murray's Bagels at street level.

O'Grady was adamant about any changes in her home, saying, "Please leave the apartment as is," according to Pomerantz.
When her single light bulb went out, she lived by candlelight.

During the day, she could be found at the nearby 14th Street YMCA, where she swam, showered and read The New York Times. O'Grady always paid her rent early, Pomerantz said.

"I consulted with an attorney to find out if this rent was possible," he told the Post. He just had to tweak it a bit, using a rent-control worksheet to come up with a $1.98 increase.

O'Grady appeared in dozens of theater productions, as well as TV soap operas, the movie "Taxi Driver," and she took dance classes at the Joffrey Ballet School.
Fellow actors remember using her living room as a rehearsal space, with a Siamese cat roaming around.

Pomerantz now plans to gut and renovate O'Grady's lifelong home into a two-bedroom apartment, according to the Post.

The rent? Maybe about $5,000 in today's New York City.

 

[rare]

GREENWICH VILLAGE, Manhattan --
In a city where rents have gone through the roof, one tenant held on to a real steal: $28.43 a month for a Manhattan apartment.

The New York Post reports that's what Patricia O'Grady paid for the Greenwich Village walk-up where she moved in 1955. She stayed until she died recently at 84.

O'Grady lived there with three other aspiring actresses who swept the hallway in exchange for their $16 rent.

There was no furniture, no sink, no bath, and no hot water or heat. But they had two fireplaces and a stove. They also installed a sink and basic furnishings.

The other women moved out long ago, but that's pretty much how it stayed till March when O'Grady died after she was hit by a car near the apartment on Sixth Avenue.

By then, her rent had gone up by a dozen dollars in more than six decades. She refused offers for improvements from the building's owner, Adam Pomerantz, who runs his Murray's Bagels at street level.

O'Grady was adamant about any changes in her home, saying, "Please leave the apartment as is," according to Pomerantz.
When her single light bulb went out, she lived by candlelight.

During the day, she could be found at the nearby 14th Street YMCA, where she swam, showered and read The New York Times. O'Grady always paid her rent early, Pomerantz said.

"I consulted with an attorney to find out if this rent was possible," he told the Post. He just had to tweak it a bit, using a rent-control worksheet to come up with a $1.98 increase.

O'Grady appeared in dozens of theater productions, as well as TV soap operas, the movie "Taxi Driver," and she took dance classes at the Joffrey Ballet School.
Fellow actors remember using her living room as a rehearsal space, with a Siamese cat roaming around.

Pomerantz now plans to gut and renovate O'Grady's lifelong home into a two-bedroom apartment, according to the Post.

The rent? Maybe about $5,000 in today's New York City.

Dude really hired a lawyer to find out if her rent was still possible. Cmon bruh, she lived there longer than you’ve had ownership or probably been alive.

 

[Blue Mamba]

Seeing all those women in their 2 piece bikinis reminded me of something.... they always try and cover up like they naked when they be in they bra and panties.

Yet when they wear a 2 piece at the beach, it's essentially the same **** but they're out there tryna flaunt it all

They say it's a matter of consent
Bikini = giving you permission to view
Bra and panties = only for private setting

 

[ryda421]

GREENWICH VILLAGE, Manhattan --
In a city where rents have gone through the roof, one tenant held on to a real steal: $28.43 a month for a Manhattan apartment.

The New York Post reports that's what Patricia O'Grady paid for the Greenwich Village walk-up where she moved in 1955. She stayed until she died recently at 84.

O'Grady lived there with three other aspiring actresses who swept the hallway in exchange for their $16 rent.

There was no furniture, no sink, no bath, and no hot water or heat. But they had two fireplaces and a stove. They also installed a sink and basic furnishings.

The other women moved out long ago, but that's pretty much how it stayed till March when O'Grady died after she was hit by a car near the apartment on Sixth Avenue.

By then, her rent had gone up by a dozen dollars in more than six decades. She refused offers for improvements from the building's owner, Adam Pomerantz, who runs his Murray's Bagels at street level.

O'Grady was adamant about any changes in her home, saying, "Please leave the apartment as is," according to Pomerantz.
When her single light bulb went out, she lived by candlelight.

During the day, she could be found at the nearby 14th Street YMCA, where she swam, showered and read The New York Times. O'Grady always paid her rent early, Pomerantz said.

"I consulted with an attorney to find out if this rent was possible," he told the Post. He just had to tweak it a bit, using a rent-control worksheet to come up with a $1.98 increase.

O'Grady appeared in dozens of theater productions, as well as TV soap operas, the movie "Taxi Driver," and she took dance classes at the Joffrey Ballet School.
Fellow actors remember using her living room as a rehearsal space, with a Siamese cat roaming around.

Pomerantz now plans to gut and renovate O'Grady's lifelong home into a two-bedroom apartment, according to the Post.

The rent? Maybe about $5,000 in today's New York City.

landlord probably wanted to renovate the apartment while she was living there to justify an increase in rent. crazy how some people will be to earn a buck.

 

[Dubby]

Good God I dont know what the eff is up with me today.

Felt great all month, wake up this morning, eat breakfast, take all my vitamins and probiotics and isshhh

30 mins later start getting some of the worst stomach pain Ive ever felt in my life, like I chugged pop rocks with spikes, start getting super hot, sweating.

Puke in my room on a towel, violent puke too, not that solid puke and be done but that wretching puke where nothing really comes out.

Run to the bathroom start ****ting, stand up, have to puke, start puking, followed by another #2 followed by some more wretching.

Layed down for about 30 mins coddled up on my bed sweating but cold at the same time.

Pain finally went away and Ive just been bedridden drinking gatorade and eating popsicles, my whole body is sore as a mug too. I workout 5-6 days a week and I feel soreness in muscles Ive never felt before.

Hope TAN is having a better day than I am...atleast them Celtics blew out the Cavs.

Intense.. get better bro

 

[kickvicisous]

Not trying to sound like a hater but that Ocean's 8 movie looks like its about to be garbage

 

[GrizzlyAnimal]

God bless you ryda421


Threw these on today

 

[SlunderKingpin]

For some reason I remeber liking this movie a lot. Bout to revisit.

 

[calibeebee]

Out for justice
Marked for death
Under Seige
On Deadly Ground


Dude had one HELL of a run in the early 90's.

Matter fact, I have HBO and had no idea MFD was on demand right now. I know what I'm peepin tonight

 

[Thierry Henry]

ryda421 post some melanin once in a while

 

[Coromanti]

 

[Dubby]

God bless you ryda421


Threw these on today

3's . any fan of agassi's kicks knows the 4's are suuuper hard to come by now since they didnt get a state side release the last time they retro'd. Remember spotting a DS ebay pair last year that were in vegas and they ended up getting snagged.