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<description>&lt;p&gt;Saul Rosenberg: “Sue everybody.” 
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<pubDate>Sat, 31 May 2008 10:31:05 -0500</pubDate>
<description>&lt;p&gt;Look out for gas explosions next on 7th avenue.  I just don&apos;t have enough time in my day to call 911 every time I smell gas there.  And I do, plenty.  I had to spent 20 minutes dealing with 311 then 911 (who expected me to stay put and wait for them to arrive -- as if I didn&apos;t have a job to go to), when I called to say that for the third time I smelled gas as I crossed the street on 38th and 7th avenue.  When you smell gas on a busy thoroughfare like that, there must be a pretty big leak. 

Next day there were tents over two spots at the intersection, apparently with fans sucking the air (with gas fumes) out of the ground, with &quot;no smoking&quot; signs on their side.  That seems to be how they deal with gas leaks!

I was glad I said something, but then a few days later I smelled gas crossing 36th street on 7th avenue.  And then again the day after.  What am I? Con Ed&apos;s official gas sniffing dog?  If I were to spend all my time calling Con Ed every time I smelled gas on the street, they&apos;d have to hire me as a permanent employee.

I forgot to say I made a call about the gas smell coming from the corner of 138th and Broadway, too, by the MacDonald&apos;s.  They also dug stuff up there within days.  So I&apos;m not imagining it -- I AM smelling as leaks all over the city.  There must be some old gas pipes along Broadway.  

Do me a favor, people, and start calling Con Ed when you smell gas outside so it doesn&apos;t have to always be me!  &lt;/p&gt;</description>
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