irishman
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I guess i'm just used to living in the country.There aren't too many in my town but there's plenty in cities in my state. Plus I'm not far from NYC where you can see them all the time.
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I guess i'm just used to living in the country.There aren't too many in my town but there's plenty in cities in my state. Plus I'm not far from NYC where you can see them all the time.
LOL In the City, but I frequent Jersey a lotWhere do you live that there are bums on the streets.
I guess i'm just used to living in the country.
LOL In the City, but I frequent Jersey a lot
The city and parts of Jersey are loaded with homeless ppl for sure.
The city and parts of Jersey are loaded with homeless ppl for sure.
Probably spot shooting in forearm and passedthere was a guy passed out in the corner with a needle still in his arm,
I once drove from Keene, New Hampshire to New Haven, CT when I was about 18-years-old. I got lost in Hartford and drove around for a couple of hours trying to get back on the highway.
I found a bus depot and went in to ask directions and use the washroom. There were a lot of rough looking dudes hanging around so I just headed for the washroom. As soon as I opened the door, the stench hit me like a wall. Apparently the toilets were all out of order and people had been going on the floor. Piss and shit everywhere and there was a guy passed out in the corner with a needle still in his arm, just laying in the mess.
Being a small town boy, I'd never seen anything like that before so I got back in the car and got the hell out of there. I've seen a lot of worse since but I've never forgotten that bus depot. Scared the hell out of me.
Yes, the projects always felt safest to me..It sounds retarded but I feel safer in the worse neighborhoods, at least my guard never drops there.
Yes, the projects always felt safest to me..
As long as you were from there, no one was going to mess with you..
I mean no one going to come in and mess with you..
I couldn't sleep unless there was noise outside..
If it got quiet, I always thought something was about to go down
I see people from time to time walking the streets who have no business being there blissfully unaware of the realities of that neighborhood.
My town now is quiet but I do feel like I get too lax here. It sounds retarded but I feel safer in the worse neighborhoods, at least my guard never drops there.
I want to be clear to the board since you posted this, I'm a member at:
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AB- ~5 posts
I've never pushed anything on any forum let alone here.. I'd challenge anyone to show me a post anywhere insinuating otherwise..
You should post up at UGBB it's a good spot. DYS spends a lot of time there
It's whatever you're used to, I think. If it's familiar to you and you know what to expect, it's doesn't seem as bad. But, you're right, some people are blissfully unaware.
I used to find it strange when city people would come out to the country and were afraid of the horses. You tell them it's alright, the horse won't hurt them, and you can get them to pet the horse. They're fine until the horse moves - just shifting its weight - and they jump back like they think they're going to be killed. It's funny to me but they're truly terrified.
My friend grew up in Queens and when he first moved out here he was scared shitless of a deer as it crossed the road lol. He had never once seen deer in his life.
Sorry brothers, the Westcoast is the best coast!!! It's funny though, @CensoredBoardsSuck story about the horse is dead on! I spent years in government housing moving house to house as a youngster. I saw my first horse when I was about 12 or 13, on a school field trip and I was terrified!It's whatever you're used to, I think. If it's familiar to you and you know what to expect, it's doesn't seem as bad. But, you're right, some people are blissfully unaware.
I used to find it strange when city people would come out to the country and were afraid of the horses. You tell them it's alright, the horse won't hurt them, and you can get them to pet the horse. They're fine until the horse moves - just shifting its weight - and they jump back like they think they're going to be killed. It's funny to me but they're truly terrified.
Yes we do have a bunch in my good ol garden state. There's a guy who lives under a bridge not far from me( it's a highway thru central) dudes got his tarp and boxes setup. Very sadLOL In the City, but I frequent Jersey a lot