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"
though the best way I've found to tell a good neighborhood is the beer selection in the corner bodega/local grocery store. -- nm
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znufrii
True. Also, how many bars are on the windows of the liquor store. -- nm
Posted by
loosilu (aka loosilu2)
Jan 12 '10, 11:28
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or even the classic plexiglass partition.
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znufrii
Jan 12, 11:29
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All of these warning signs are understandable, but all put together you run a high risk of choosing a boring neighborhood. At least here, anyway. -- nm
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con_carne
Jan 12, 11:32
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and I'm not saying you should avoid them altogether, necessarily.
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znufrii
Jan 12, 11:35
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I'm sure I've mentioned how much I love my neighborhood, even though it violates most of these -- nm
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con_carne
Jan 12, 11:37
You know, bars on any first floor dwellings, especially new ones, is a sign -- nm
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con_carne
Jan 12, 11:29
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