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Whoa, whoa, whoa. Why would you recomend Van Nest, Morris Park, Parkchester, Arthur Ave, Allerton and Pelham Pkwy to a person whos not even from NY and doesn't want to live in a BAD area? Those are pretty rough areas even for a hardened New Yorker. I recomend you do NOT look into ANY of those areas, that I just said.
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Originally Posted by Coolchris4000b
Never said they were bad, I wouldnt recomend them is all, theyre all overpriced for what they are and for somebody who is from out of town its definitely not worth it....
Hello?
Coolchris Post #1: would not recommend those areas to someone who doesnt want to live in a BAD area; those are pretty rough areas Coolchris Post #2: I never said those areas are bad!
Whoa, whoa, whoa. Why would you recomend Van Nest, Morris Park, Parkchester, Arthur Ave, Allerton and Pelham Pkwy to a person whos not even from NY and doesn't want to live in a BAD area? Those are pretty rough areas even for a hardened New Yorker. I recomend you do NOT look into ANY of those areas, that I just said.
It is obvious in that thread(and others) that as of then(7/26) you had never been there and knew nothing about the area. Now you are an expert on The Bronx and know what's ok and what's not ?
Frankly,I don't think you have been to Pelham Parkway or Morris Park yet. I don't think you have been to a lot of neighborhoods you blab about.I know for sure by your posts that you know nothing about Pelham Parkway.
If I had the time to waste I could document all the other inconsistencies and misinformation in most of your other posts as well but obviously, from some of the above comments ,others are on to you already.
Im planning to move to NY next year 2011 after im done with bootcamp. I always wanted to move to NY and im going to make it happen. I already live in the ghettos of Cincinnati, which are HORRIBLE, and i don want to move in the ghettos of NY. Im looking for NICE and QUIET places of Queens, Brooklyn or Bronx -- Manhatten is too much. Im also bisexual with no childern, atheltic, a people's person, hyper and love clubbing. If i can get some honest responses from people of NY or in general, it would help my search alot better! Thanks.
Mimi.
Even the worst areas of NYC are a piece of cake compared to the bad neighborhoods of Cincinnati.
Whoa, whoa, whoa. Why would you recomend Van Nest, Morris Park, Parkchester, Arthur Ave, Allerton and Pelham Pkwy to a person whos not even from NY and doesn't want to live in a BAD area? Those are pretty rough areas even for a hardened New Yorker. I recomend you do NOT look into ANY of those areas, that I just said.
Whoa, whoa, whoa. Why would you recomend Van Nest, Morris Park, Parkchester, Arthur Ave, Allerton and Pelham Pkwy to a person whos not even from NY and doesn't want to live in a BAD area? Those are pretty rough areas even for a hardened New Yorker. I recomend you do NOT look into ANY of those areas, that I just said.
Since when are they bad? Might not be a paradise but most of the other places listed are no better/worse?
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