That is the signal that we use when riding motorcycles to let another rider know that they have left their turn signal on.

More is more.

Film strips did this to me.

As a kid in the 70s we stopped at Nazaré and had the most amazing meal at a fish place on that beach. Like 7 courses of fish (I was 10, I might be exaggerating). As an adult I was confused when people spoke about monster waves at Nazaré because I only knew it as a serene, protected fishing port.

Every day is ham Tuesday Amy!

North 6th is not all about zoning. The same zoning exists for blocks to the north and south, but this stretch became more valuable as retail than residential. It is williamsburg’s Gansevoort - and ironically, was historically Williamsburg‘s meat packing district.

Killing Tweetbot was the beginning of the end for me. Long before the politics, they enshittified the UX for their most active users.

We also have Dr Brown’s Cel-Ray soda, another made-in-Brooklyn specialty! (Company was founded on the lower east side and moved to Williamsburg sometime around the turn of the 20th century.)

I would have to go back into the local news archives, but I believe it started with a volunteer club that put together a proposal for a bubble and convinced the city to put it out to bid.

Note that this is a privately-operated concession in bubble mode. Which is what makes it work.

B’ville? Though that could confuse Brownsville and Bronxville.

Surprised the real estate agents haven’t tried Bro’ville.

Yeah, but won’t all this blowing up of cocaine boats lead to the price of cocaine going up? And they say affordability is hoax…