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Re: Another Point of View [xrunner2]
by dtownfb on Fri Nov 14 14:19:55 PST 2008
Amen! Another beautiful area is southern Jersey (not Camden).
Re: grbeck [grbeck]
by lemko on Tue Oct 28 12:52:33 PDT 2008
I'd probably be happier if those Hondas, Nissans, Hyundais, and Toyotas were built in places like North Philly, Camden, Trenton, and Allentown - places that were devasted by deindustrialization and the outsourcing of jobs to Asia. I'd also be happier if they unionized their workforces. I hear that things really aren't all that working for Toyota. Newer workers are treated as temps almost forever and older workers are pretty much treated as disposable commodities. In lieu of that, they should at least build all the vehicles they sell in the U.S in the U.S. This goes for the domestics as well. I'm as likely to buy a Mexican-manufactured Fusion as I am a Japanese-manufactured Toyota.
Re: pay rates [rockylee]
by lemko on Tue Aug 12 05:14:38 PDT 2008
Hah! Terrorist threat? If they saw the devastation in North Philly and Camden done by deindustrialization and outsourcing, they'd think we'd been already hit! I don't know how far $15-$17 goes in Michigan, but it'll only get you just over a subsistence living here in Philly. It'll get you a one-bedroom apartment in a marginal Lower NE neighborhood and a hooptie with minimum insurance. Entertainment will be cheap beer at the corner tavern and the antics of the drunks in said tavern. Forget about shopping at any place more upscale than Target.
Re: Street scene... [andys120]
by magnette on Tue Jul 01 05:44:55 PDT 2008
They are actually driving on our side of the road, although that is such a wide street that it is hard to tell... I would say the location is in north London, probably somewhere like Camden or Notting Hill... Thanks for the link on the Transit - it is really the generic name now for a panel van one size larger than the car based ones... Even if somepne has a Bedford, a VW or a Mercedes-Benz van, if it is about that size everyone refers to it as a 'Transit'
Re: What will you do when gas price rises above $4/ gallon? [fintail]
by circlew on Tue Jun 24 12:44:13 PDT 2008
When you are the Gov., you are immune to laws. It's not an excuse for simple citizens but I see police disobeying the posted limits every day. ABC News' Paul Fidalgo Reports: The 2005 Chevrolet Suburban carrying Gov. Jon Corzine, D-N.J., was traveling at about 91 mph before it crashed into a guardrail on the Garden State Parkway in Galloway Township, N.J., this past Thursday. According to a report from New Jersey State Police, the vehicle carrying Corzine made contact with the rear of a pickup truck, which itself was moving to avoid striking a mile marker on the right shoulder of the road. The report also stated that Corzine was not wearing a safety belt, and asserts, "New Jersey traffic laws require the wearing of seatbelts for all occupants of front seats. It is the driver's responsibility to ensure that all front seat occupants under the age of 18 are properly restrained by either seatbelts or child safety seats." Corzine's vehicle had dropped in speed to about 30 mph just before impact with the guardrail. All occupants in the governor’s vehicle were injured, but "Governor Corzine sustained the most serious injuries, being thrown within the vehicle during the impact." Corzine suffered multiple fractures in the accident, and in stable condition while recovering in Cooper Hospital in Camden, N.J. after a third surgical procedure on Monday. Until he can return to work, New Jersey Senate President Richard Codey is serving as acting governor. Regards, OW
Re: More Johnny Come Lately [kernick]
by lemko on Tue May 20 09:38:44 PDT 2008
Yeah, and when the glaciers are gone, I'll make a killing off all that beachfront property I'll have in Camden, NJ!!! :P

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