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Lol I schooled both seventh and him on bk and I'm a life long boogie downer lmao
Nobody got schooled. I just said that there's plenty of NYCHA in Bushwick. All those P's over there - Bushwick, Borinquen and Hylan are in Williamsburg, I know that....
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Bushwick Projects on Bushwick Ave are not in bushwick? Are you kidding me?
There was no such thing as east williamsburg when these were made nor when The Bushwick Library on seigel was constructed (1908). The term East Williamsburg only surface in the late 90's.
LOL Sorry B, but you DID say that Bushwick had no projects though. So I can't agree that you schooled them.
I was responding to the dude who said bushwick was full of projects. I'm sure there are nycha rehabs but full 7 floor brown pj buildings? I doubt it. Let's not act like Bushwick is Morrisania.
Bushwick Projects on Bushwick Ave are not in bushwick? Are you kidding me?
There was no such thing as east williamsburg when these were made nor when The Bushwick Library on seigel was constructed (1908). The term East Williamsburg only surface in the late 90's.
Its odd that they built the old Bushwick Savings Bank on Grand st in East Williamsburg 100 years ago or so rather than somewhere south of Flushing ave.
I was responding to the dude who said bushwick was full of projects. I'm sure there are nycha rehabs but full 7 floor brown pj buildings? I doubt it. Let's not act like Bushwick is Morrisania.
You mean 7 floor brown pj buildings like these?. (Alright, they're more of a beige color, but still. So are the Williamsburg Houses, which are also an entire complex of NYCHA housing).
Now granted, you're correct that the other poster didn't know what he was talking about, when he described Bushwick as being mostly projects & industrial areas (if anything, that describes East Williamsburg, but even then, the projects and industrial areas are generally separate), but to say that there's no projects in Bushwick is false.
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