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- We hear that East 93rd Street, between 1st and 2nd Avenues, is closed due to plates electrifying dogs! Con Ed is investigating
- A Gambino family capo, who owned the Top Tomato grocery in Staten Island when not capo-ing, was shot in the stomach by a former cop and Bonnano foot soldiers
- Is this justice? The police officer who killed a man in a Chelsea storage space got probation and the girl who killed her friend while driving got a $500 fine
- A woman was found stabbed to death in a Brooklyn elevator
- NY techie winos are waiting for mail order wine
- Amy gets a picture of Clinton at the Spotted Pig. That could be a good nickname for him!
- Cool Madrid immersive video-game (sort of like 21st century laser-tag) comes to NYC in 2006.
- Krucoff seduces group of Orthodox girls at Ein Gedi during his trip to Israel

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  • isn't that a bit disrespectful towards our former pres?

  • That also reminds me that salt is bad for dog feet, so dogs should really wear boots in the snow. And yes they have them for dogs.

  • Hogger

    Yeah, the calcium chloride and wet, melting snow mixture eats through the sheath of cables in the manholes (most of which are old, and ready to fail anyway) allowing voltage to escape via the path of the wet wall and manhole cover.

    Some are more significant 'leaks' than others.. you'll recall the skater girl that got "Con Ed" branded on her lower back (upper butt) last year.

    Dogs, with their wet, fleshy paw pads, tend to notice the leaking voltage long before us rubber-soled humans.

  • I seem to recall that the snow and salt reaction does something that makes the plates and grates electrified.

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