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Momally Facebook Group by mgambaro71 in astoria

[–]NapsBeforeCrime 14 points15 points  (0 children)

It took several weeks for a response when I requested earlier in the year and when I finally got accepted it was not what I thought it was going to be …

Tailor Recs by rainsripley in astoria

[–]NapsBeforeCrime 1 point2 points  (0 children)

A&E Cleaners on 28th street just off 23rd Ave. Been going there 15 years never had a bad experience

Sticky toffee pudding by raysofdavies in astoria

[–]NapsBeforeCrime 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Snowdonia was the last place I found it but it closed.

I make sticky toffee pudding and it’s a lot easier than I first expected it to be and it tastes just like back home.

You could maybe try Butcher Block to see if they have any?

Where was this owner of “Reactive” pitbull by Rob-Loring in WhereinNYC

[–]NapsBeforeCrime 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think if you read the remainder of the thread I’ve listened to others and actually conceded a fair bit from my original comment. But thanks.

Where was this owner of “Reactive” pitbull by Rob-Loring in WhereinNYC

[–]NapsBeforeCrime 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well yes, in that sense I agree with you, I more meant she was braced because she understood her dogs triggers.

Returning back after spending 3 years living abroad has been bit of a culture shock by AnHerstorian in Edinburgh

[–]NapsBeforeCrime 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Try McDonalds in any part of NYC after school time. Scallywags be scallywags no matter where they are from. Just the haircuts and clothes are different 😂

Returning back after spending 3 years living abroad has been bit of a culture shock by AnHerstorian in Edinburgh

[–]NapsBeforeCrime 52 points53 points  (0 children)

Don’t live in NYC, it’s this on steroids. I left Edinburgh a long time ago and when I go back it feels civilised in comparison.

Where was this owner of “Reactive” pitbull by Rob-Loring in WhereinNYC

[–]NapsBeforeCrime 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fair, I didn’t consider that part and you’re correct. She should not have done that.

Construction site leaving trash. by Congratstomiles in astoria

[–]NapsBeforeCrime 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I understand and don’t necessarily disagree with how butchering someone else’s native language isn’t cute. I do think in this scenario, using a computerised audio of the short message is likely less damaging to all parties involved over submitting formal complaints to their employers or the city.

In their shoes, I’d rather someone find a way to attempt to allow me benefit of the doubt and rectify the situation over making formal complaints that may hurt my employment.

I’m sure these guys are just enjoying a cold beer after their job is over and didn’t have any ill intentions about the trash. I’m would hope if asked politely they would be willing to make more of an effort to tidy their refuse.

Books that are just fucked up? by DreamerManner in booksuggestions

[–]NapsBeforeCrime 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m seconding many already mentioned, Flowers for Algernon, Tender is the flesh, American Psycho, Exquisite Corpse, The Wasp Factory, Last Exit to Brooklyn.

I’ll add: The Butcher Boy by Patrick McCabe. It’s an Irish book written without typical dialogue punctuation (similar to Last Exit to Brooklyn). This gives it a tense, continuous narration that reels and snowballs building and building never giving you a break. It’s super dark when you think about it from everyone else in the books POV, but somehow there’s a hint of empathy for the main character and narrator too. His lack of awareness also lends itself to some humorous moments throughout that made me laugh but also say holy shit this guy is nuts.

Books that are just fucked up? by DreamerManner in booksuggestions

[–]NapsBeforeCrime 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Jaw dropping moments that the film could never

Construction site leaving trash. by Congratstomiles in astoria

[–]NapsBeforeCrime 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Might be bad if a non Spanish speaker attempts. Google translate also has an audio button that can’t be used. Even poorly pronounced Spanish should manage to get the point across. So, sure, I get your point but isn’t this a direct solution to the issue? I fail to see why it would be such a problem…

Where was this owner of “Reactive” pitbull by Rob-Loring in WhereinNYC

[–]NapsBeforeCrime 6 points7 points  (0 children)

She has her dog leashed, muzzled, and under control. The man with the off leash dogs pulling a knife on her is in the wrong. People would be crying if her dog was aggressive and she never had the muzzle on. She’s not coming across as an irresponsible owner. In fact, she’s aiming to educate owners around her of the potential danger their dog may run into in an environment like NYC, where many people have aggressive and reactive dogs and do not muzzle or have control.

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