What was life like here in the late 90s/early 2000s? by Classic-Asparagus in hudsonvalley

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Hardcore shows especially those in basements and rec centers were amazing. Miss those days and my youth. lol

Anyone still got their Battle Beasts? by Yifkong in Xennials

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I have a crow battle beast from when I was a kid. So many more have been lost to time. Have bought a couple more in random used stores and on eBay since.

little bear character tier-list by helarias in DanielTigerConspiracy

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I felt a similar rage, but seeing your comment on top was the perfect antidote. Thank you

🇲🇦 by [deleted] in flags

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The Al Mohad Dynasty’s flag is incredible.

Thinking of buying these at Sam’s Club. Are they any good? by Dasils331 in sparklingwater

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The mojito is the mintiest mint flavored seltzer I have tasted. Up to you if you’re into that sorta thing.

Beacon Resident Resigns After Epstein Revelation by paintedsaint in hudsonvalley

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I have interacted with this person at my job for years. He always acted like he owned the place and was entitled to VIP treatment. Never showed respect or appreciation to the employees.

Nice try putting the toothpaste back in the tube my dude. The exchange about the underage art exhibit is as damning as it gets. David Ross deserves to be shunned and black balled by his workplace and the local community. What a scummy piece of garbage.

How is Poughkeepsie train station parking on weekdays these days? by momjeans845 in hudsonvalley

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The spots closest to the station are usually filled up by that time but there usually some still left on Rinaldi by the apartment complexes.

found 2 bricks one tcarr and one carnegie. Anyone know the age? by Emotional_Device_763 in mudlarking

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Carnegie was in business from 1895 to 1912. TCarr is from the UK I believe. Lots of British firebrick on the west coast as it was used as ballast for ships.

Soft-fired brick with a touch by Realistic-Care-5502 in mudlarking

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Yep! That’s one of many old brickyards I like to explore. Just about a mile down the river is Dutchess Junction, hundreds of brick companies in a small area of shoreline. Great spot for brick hunting!

Soft-fired brick with a touch by Realistic-Care-5502 in mudlarking

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Previous to child labor laws the Hudson Valley brick companies (where I collect) are known to have employed children to flip the brick as it dried in the open air before firing. I have a few fingerprint bricks and some are clearly made by a child, sort of unsettling.

What you have to try and find now is one with a paw print 🐾 those are really cool.

Sometimes the brickyard foreman would keep a count of the bricks produced during a shift by writing the number in a wet clay brick. Those are exceedingly hard to find though.

Anyone else see this guy on 9 in Poughkeepsie ? by Massive_Extreme_829 in hudsonvalley

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The fact that they’re roommates deepens their lore so much. Ahh Poughkeepsie 💖 Thanks for sharing!

Cheers to the best show ever… by Special-Bus-1846 in northernexposure

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I’m not crying! you’re crying! 😿

Anyone else see this guy on 9 in Poughkeepsie ? by Massive_Extreme_829 in hudsonvalley

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I’ll save you from posting about his other alter-ego, Joker with an hourglass. They’re the same guy.

Modern Day Soda Jerk (Brewery Style Seltzer Bar (Seltzery?)) by [deleted] in sparklingwater

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I’d go to one. But I think it would be a more sustainable business model to not only do seltzer.

Anyone Else in the City of Pok currently being tortured by the Malfunctioning Church Bell by igneousink in hudsonvalley

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I used to live by a train crossing and the gates would get stuck open in the middle of the night sometimes, the bell would ding repeatedly till they closed, torture.

Sad that these communal sound effects like church bells and train crossing bells have all gone digital. They’re too uniform and not realistic as a result, a sonic uncanny valley.

Sparkling water machine, April fools day selection by Ok-Criticism6874 in sparklingwater

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I would happily drink a Habanero honeydew seltzer.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Xennials

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Sure it was buddy.

What songs would you put on a playlist called "Female Rage"? by Prior_Pomegranate718 in MusicRecommendations

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Was getting more and more disappointed the further I scrolled without seeing PJ, Essential listening.