BB Recruiting Rivals Rankings Week: Rutgers finishes with No. 2 class
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Antonio Brown is a racist POS. Unfortunately he doesn’t get called out for it in the media. She gets a lot of hate for simply being white. That’s a shame as she has done more for women’s basketball than just about anyone in recent memory."Cracker of the Day" from Antonio Brown.
This girl is going to get lots of abuse
Caitlin Clark blocks Antonio Brown on social media after crude post
Caitlin Clark registered her first block with the Indiana Fever.nypost.com
I have no ill will towards Paulunderstood 👍
I'm saying he knew it was time to move on and he shouldn't be faulted for doing so.
Glad you hold no ill will for Paul doing what's best for his life after earning his RU degree
As a Nets fan, I've hated the Knicks ever since John Starks broke Kenny Anderson's wrist at the MeadowlandsIt’s like any sport for me - if my team is competitive, I’m more engaged. Watching this version of the Knicks has me more into the NBA than I was. They’re an old school team to a certain degree, but able to compete in the new school.
Yep that's the placeJoe and Mary’s - is that where Carmine Galante was hit with a cigar in his mouth?
Joe and Mary’s - is that where Carmine Galante was hit with a cigar in his mouth?Besides Sparks, Umberto's in Little Italy and Joe & Mary's in Brooklyn both survived after hits
If anything, it elevates the place up a notch or 2
I love history so I always like to go where historic things happenedI never had the fascination with mafias.
Drug dealers, murderers - some just like horror pic guys - chopping people up etc. Good lord.
The post WWII city guys were fascinated by mob (maybe like drug kingpins for people in South America). Look at Sinatra and that gang thinking mob was cool. That was big in 40s-60s.
Conversely, the mafia probably shouldn't have been eradicated - the vaccum was just filled in with Mexican cartels and Russians etc.
Besides Sparks, Umberto's in Little Italy and Joe & Mary's in Brooklyn both survived after hitsSo, it’s possible for a restaurant to survive after a hit? I guess there was no need for Tony to torch Artie’s restaurant to prevent Junior from doing a hit there.
Township definitely has a lot of guys from "the neighborhood"Have been an occasional patron at Sparks Steakhouse since the late 80s. That's the place Paul Castellanos was gunned down in 1985 by Gotti's men (allegedly); started going there every year for awhile after we first took our son there when he was around 9 (2003) for his birthday and he loved it.
Also, my hometown was heavily South Philly Italian and I didn't really know what the mafia was until I was in my early teens hanging out with a friend of mine whose family lived in a gaudy palace of a house. His dad was in "waste management" - didn't know what that was code for until another friend explained it to me. Rarely saw his dad, but after finding out I was always a little nervous when I was at their house, lol.
Rich man poor man had such a great cast too- Peter Straus, Nick Notke, Susan Blakley, Ed Asner, Bill Bixby, Robert Reeddon't recall that but will look
70s were great with Sanford and Son, Archie Bunker, Good Times, Jeffersons, and more. All EXCELLENT shows
Agreed. We lost what? 1 verbal last year? And people figured Duff and I think White(?) were definitely going to flip but never did.the vast majority of our verbals have enrolled. maybe that will change, but the track record is good.