At what street # should people stop walking? (New York, York: money, year)

[Alicia Bradley]

Originally Posted by WASHINGTON BULLET

Really?

Well most of the Native New Yorkers I grew up with all left the 1980s back in the 1980s and have moved on.

They also do not have nasal voices.

*cough*Fran Drescher*cough*

[brooklynborndad]

Originally Posted by nei

A friend of mine walked in Harlem at 3 am and got offered cocaine and prostitutes.

new yorkers are nothing if not generous.

[DoubleXAs]

But who do Trannies attract? homosexual men? straight men? men with homo fantasies?. I can't picture the market being strong enough for a tranny to make good dough. I also don't live too far from Tranny prostitute land (St James Park area).

[1nevets]

Originally Posted by nei

A friend of mine walked in Harlem at 3 am and got offered cocaine and prostitutes.

LOL! I was on Lenox and 126 at about 1am and had a surreal experience. I saw a white man, well dressed and obviously lives in the area walking a toy dog. A sign of gentrification. The next block a streetwalker comes up to me and ask me for a date. Harlem is such an enigma. One block nice well maintained brownstones, the next boarded up brownstones and tenements. BTW, if you are looking for African food at 1 am you'll find it on Lenox. So overall Lenox and 125 is still an area where you can keep walking.

[Northwindsforever]

A toy dog!!!???

[1nevets]

Originally Posted by whitlock

A toy dog!!!???

Like I said it was a real surreal experience. It was like the old west Village meets ENY. For some weird reason these clash of cultures works in Harlem.

[OhBeeHave]

Originally Posted by Waferdanos

If you're renting a house, Brighton is probably the best bet. Henrietta has nice some rentals too (which is where I lived when I worked at Strong).

I don't have kids, so unfortunately I don't have a good grasp of the school systems and where you should live for that.

Originally Posted by Waferdanos

This is insulting to my daughters, fifth and westthirtysecond.

[Cida]

You stop walking at the point where you become uncomfortable. That varies from person to person, from street to street, and from year to year.

Once upon a time I got uncomfortable much above 90th. But I recently ran an errand in lower Harlem, and it was fine.

[cf77]

Originally Posted by whitlock

A toy dog!!!???

I mean I'm no fan of small dogs , but what exactly is so shocking about a toy dog?

[Northwindsforever]

Originally Posted by cf77

I mean I'm no fan of small dogs , but what exactly is so shocking about a toy dog?

I understood this man was walkin the toy dog in a leash. Like Ozzy Osbourne had a pet shoe in a leash dragging it around in Birmingham, England when growing up.