Perry you should go to the meeting, you might actually learn something.

Jeesh. Mr Belfiore, for the hundredth time. There was a design. It was completed. The bond for the light was voted down by the minority on the city council. Now we have to wait for the county to fund it. Which will probably add at least a year to the timeline. The town is using the additional delay in time to improve and tweak the design. Please stop doing this same specious anti-administration misdirect every single time the park is broached. Thank you.

P1y he knows that. Perry is a one trick haircut.
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Step 1) Perry makes an accusatory statement
Step 2) Perry gets corrected by one or several people
Step 3) Perry disappears for a week or three
Step 4) Repeat Step 1, lather and rinse as needed.

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Perry is due to remark on the hospital in a week or so. Anyone want to make a bet he claims it was in the black and the Evil Zimmer caused it to go bankrupt?

Well gee, I suppose you're right again, FAP.
But that big, wacky, lovable lug, well let's hope he doesn't mean any harm.
So for old times sake, what would be better for the three of us Hobokenites, than to capture this moment with Ol' Blue Eyes, as we reminisce about that repetition-
Mr Belfiore, because of your tenacity with that consarn post,
and because we love 'ya, and we know you'll post that nonsense again
this one goes out to you to celebrate all our time together here online-
and what could be better than our own Frankie crooning his heart out to the tune of
"These Foolish Things, They Remind Me of You"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfdEECXwCBA&feature=related

She really doesn't care. If she cared what people thought, she never would have funded Timmay's campaign and allowed the man to buy his CC seat.

Don't want my comment on the traffic light to create any confusion. The HQ is very concerned about pedestrian safety. But adding a traffic light in that spot just does not seem like a bright idea - pardon the pun. Instead the public should be encouraged to access the park by heading under either of the bridges that will border it. I have seen traffic in that spot during rush hour; especially when it is time to come home. Some of those drivers are insane. And if a child thinks it is safe to cross just because a traffic light is green then we are in for trouble. Lets just make everyone walk around and under the bridges.

In the interest of full disclosure you might have mentioned that you live all the way at the south end of Park Ave, and that soccer field will be quite a long walk. But why start being honest now.

Also they've invented this new technology to keep balls off the road. It's called "a fence." I think it's french.

If you and curiouskim ever decide to spend 1/10 as much time being parents as you do spreading lies and dumbass theories on the internet you'd discover that kids cross where they want to cross and don't walk to soccer games holding mommy and daddy's hand. If you don't put a light there you're inviting tragedy, plain and simple. Saying "everyone was encouraged to walk under the bridge" won't be much of a comfort at a child's funeral.

But I guess you have more pressing matters than making intelligent remarks about safety matters because....Lane Bajardi has NEVER appeared in an ELEC report for Beth Mason or Tim Occhipinti. He appears in this midnight video for Occhipinti's campaign leaders. http://www.hobokenhorse.com/2010/10/grist-for-mill-midnight-monday-meeting.html
Is he credited in Beth Mason's IRS filings? Does he credit her in his tax forms?
http://www.fbi.gov/news/videos/inside-the-fbis-internet-tip-line

Having no traffic light there creates backups and is a hazard. Have you ever seen how bad traffic is on that street when traffic is bad? Ever see people try to take a left when traffic is flying north & southbound on Park and how they just stick their cars into the stream of traffic and force everyone to stop just so they can make a left? A light would prevent people from pulling these semi-suicidal stunts. Past time they put a light there.

HQ
“As a psychiatrist, I have had to evaluate and treat people who talk in the third person. They are most often extremely narcissistic, with a desperate need to think of themselves as celebrities or a very important person, who merit the awe that speaking of them in the third person is meant to engender. 'The Donald' is a well known example. In a smaller number of cases, these people are psychotic, out of touch with reality, and think of themselves as being separate from the important person who they refer to in the third person.”

ROFL Khoboken!

Bingo, khoboken. I'm waiting to hear him call himself 'The Lane' on 1010WINS.

When is his station manager going to catch on?

Yawn. Hey Perry.

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"p1ywood wrote:

9:55 pm on Thursday, January 12, 2012

Jeesh. Mr Belfiore, for the hundredth time. There was a design. It was completed. The bond for the light was voted down by the minority on the city council. Now we have to wait for the county to fund it. Which will probably add at least a year to the timeline. The town is using the additional delay in time to improve and tweak the design. Please stop doing this same specious anti-administration misdirect every single time the park is broached. Thank you."

You mean photo-op Tim?

That guy who went to a bachelor party in Boston when Hurricane Irene slammed Hoboken? The same guy who was chugging beer with Ruben Ramos at the Biergarten when the southwest flooded weeks earlier? Thank goodness for Dave Mello, who was helping folks in the 4th Ward that night.

Bring a camera to 123 Jefferson and he'll appear like magic.

Is the issue now that the administration is being "too considered" and "too democratic" about probably the most multipurpose and geographically largest park that will yet be built in Hoboken during our lifetime, not to mention with the most spectacular Manhattan views?
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Priceless observation.

I just find it interesting that there are 15 public input meetings over the placement of a tennis court and none on the future of parades or just 1 on rules and regulations surrounding food trucks.

Why non revenue producing projects get more attention is confusing to me.

There is a bit more to be said about a park than that it is "non revenue producing." It will be here when we're all gone.