Paris, Queens

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Two weeks of sleeping on futons hurt.

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Thank you libraries!

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It’s Over. Trophy Store No More.

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My bus pass from the early '90s.

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The day after thanksgiving is probably the city’s most lucrative day.

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Private enterprise taking parking spots

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Still in business!

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So convenient. So noisy.

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Business didn’t last long enough to take down the grand opening sign.

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I’ve only seen these in Flushing.

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This taco truck has its own host.

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Hipsters only!

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Slaughterfest! No tickets needed.

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The amount of bread you get for one soup.

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Shrink wrapped corn on the cob anyone?

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Living like a king in Queens.

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NYC Gov. Nuclear Incident page. It reads like a novel and it’s frightening. Expand all. Link in comments. This sign on an apartment building in Sunnyside sparked my interest.

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Massage Parlors creeping westward on Roosevelt Av.

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Another business out of business.

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I only got one chopstick.

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My hanko. It could be read as, with luck, along lucky or carrying along.

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At a supermarket entrance in Sunnyside.

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I’ve seen more black squirrels in the Bronx than any where else!

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Anybody try this?

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This egg boiling chart

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My new stove observes the sabbath.

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Table for two please on Queens Boulevard, AKA, The Boulevard of Death.

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