oceanhill brownsville
prospect plaza in the house
doodle loo doodle loo doodle loo hoooo!!
That dave Chappell shit will always stay in my head!!! What up Klept!!!
BROOKLYN! DA Map. Rep ya hood
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That dave Chappell shit will always stay in my head!!! What up Klept!!!
Salt Lake ain't the only one that's stylin on you bastids.
Omaha
Arlington TX
El Paso
Tulsa
Anaheim Cali Cali
Yaah fuckas ain't seein them!!!!!!!!!!!!
Brooklyn is just full of crooks,crack head, fake thugs, case closed.
Tell me I'm lyin!!!!!!!
Matter of fact Salt Lake shits on the whole NYC!!!!!!!!!!!!
Omaha
Arlington TX
El Paso
Tulsa
Anaheim Cali Cali
Yaah fuckas ain't seein them!!!!!!!!!!!!
Brooklyn is just full of crooks,crack head, fake thugs, case closed.
Tell me I'm lyin!!!!!!!
Matter of fact Salt Lake shits on the whole NYC!!!!!!!!!!!!
Brooklyn-born in Downstate
1st knew what life was on Clarkson between Bedford and Rogers in the bush (BULLET BULLET)
also shout out to:
st paul's place and caton ave
woodruff
crooke
ocean
foster and e 23rd where i ran after the crips wit my club for my steering wheel
e 21 between dorchester & ditmas
utica and montgomery
utica and sterling
utica and tilden that bad ass bitch i bagged in the middle of utica ave and it was all green lights
smurf village
and canarsie for all the hoes they got reminds me of rosedale in queens
I rep Far Rock tho so i went from the slum to the slum lol
1st knew what life was on Clarkson between Bedford and Rogers in the bush (BULLET BULLET)
also shout out to:
st paul's place and caton ave
woodruff
crooke
ocean
foster and e 23rd where i ran after the crips wit my club for my steering wheel
e 21 between dorchester & ditmas
utica and montgomery
utica and sterling
utica and tilden that bad ass bitch i bagged in the middle of utica ave and it was all green lights
smurf village
and canarsie for all the hoes they got reminds me of rosedale in queens
I rep Far Rock tho so i went from the slum to the slum lol
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You sound like a brooklyn hater just like them bronx cats. Wonder what you would've said if the thread said QUEENS! DA Map. Rep ya hood
franklin ave and st johns baby nostrand and president county king all day every day unless im in the dade sac pase
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mil Basin Checking In!!!!
Whose kid is this? I swear this dude types like hes dyslexic. Parents keep your eyes on your children. I'm tired of seeing 12 year olds on BGOL. HNIC should at least put the disney website link back up. Maybe it can dissuade some of these little fuckers.
Are you moving from Park Slope to Bed Stuy?
Park Slope is very nice. One of NY's prime real estate areas, and you're moving?
Well damn, 4 pages.
If you live in East Flatbush you need to get your hair cut at STYLZ on 45 AND CHURCH... Nuff Said
BROOKLYN!!!
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Infact a text add in its place may be preferable.
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If you live in East Flatbush you need to get your hair cut at STYLZ on 45 AND CHURCH... Nuff Said
BROOKLYN!!!
http://www.videomagonline.com/bannerad.jpg
Ive recieved complaints about your banner add that your using as a sig. Its distorting the size of every thread you post in. Plus its advertising you really should be paying for ..or at least making a normal donation.
Please reduce its size considerably or remove it.
Infact a text add in its place may be preferable.
Thanks
Hollis, Queens
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Jamaica Ave
Jamaica Ave
Hollis is a neighborhood within the southeastern section of the New York City borough of Queens. A predominantly African American community, the boundaries are considered to be the Far Rockaway Branch of the Long Island Rail Road to the west, Jamaica Avenue to the north, Francis Lewis Boulevard to the although parts of Queens Village are addressed Hollis on Jamaica water bills and Murdock Avenue to the south. However, much of this area is considered to be within the St. Albans postal district. Hollis is in close proximity to Jamaica and Queens Village,Queens. The neighborhood is part of Queens Community Board 12.[1]
It was originally settled by the Dutch homesteaders in the 17th century. It was also a site for part of the Battle of Long Island during the American Revolutionary War when Brig. Gen. Nathaniel Woodhull was captured at a tavern on what is now Jamaica Avenue. Woodhull Avenue in Hollis is named for him.
The area remained rural until 1885, when developers turned 136 acres (558,000 m²) into houses, and the area is still developed primarily with single family houses. In 1898, it became a part of New York City with the rest of the borough of Queens. Since the end of World War II, the neighborhood has been settled primarily by African-American middle class families. In recent years, the area has seen a large influx of South Asians and West Indians. The area has a majority of working parents which explains many early childhood schools in Hollis.
[edit] Transportation
Long Island Rail Road service is available at the Hollis station, located at 193rd Street and Woodhull Avenue. The station is served exclusively by Hempstead Branch trains.The Q43, Q36, Q1 All pass from Jamaica into hollis and out to Queens Village.
[edit] Notable residents
Since the rise of hip-hop, the neighborhood has been a hotbed of rap talent, sparked primarily by the fact that hip-hop producer and icon Russell Simmons is from this community, as is his brother Joseph, who along with two other neighborhood residents, formed the rap group Run-D.M.C. (who had a hit with the seasonal song "Christmas in Hollis"). LL Cool J, Young MC (winner of the second and final Grammy Award for Best Rap Performance) and Ja Ruleare also from Hollis. 50 cent is said to have went to Andrew Jackson High school in Hollis.
Other notable residents include:
* Mario Cuomo (1932-), former Governor of New York
* Stephen A. Smith (1967-), ESPN sports personality and The Philadelphia Inquirer sports columnist
* Rev. Al Sharpton (1954-), civil rights activist
* Art Buchwald (1925-2007), political humorist
* Bianca Golden, contestant of America's Next Top Model, Cycle 9.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jump to: navigation, search
Jamaica Ave
Jamaica Ave
Hollis is a neighborhood within the southeastern section of the New York City borough of Queens. A predominantly African American community, the boundaries are considered to be the Far Rockaway Branch of the Long Island Rail Road to the west, Jamaica Avenue to the north, Francis Lewis Boulevard to the although parts of Queens Village are addressed Hollis on Jamaica water bills and Murdock Avenue to the south. However, much of this area is considered to be within the St. Albans postal district. Hollis is in close proximity to Jamaica and Queens Village,Queens. The neighborhood is part of Queens Community Board 12.[1]
It was originally settled by the Dutch homesteaders in the 17th century. It was also a site for part of the Battle of Long Island during the American Revolutionary War when Brig. Gen. Nathaniel Woodhull was captured at a tavern on what is now Jamaica Avenue. Woodhull Avenue in Hollis is named for him.
The area remained rural until 1885, when developers turned 136 acres (558,000 m²) into houses, and the area is still developed primarily with single family houses. In 1898, it became a part of New York City with the rest of the borough of Queens. Since the end of World War II, the neighborhood has been settled primarily by African-American middle class families. In recent years, the area has seen a large influx of South Asians and West Indians. The area has a majority of working parents which explains many early childhood schools in Hollis.
[edit] Transportation
Long Island Rail Road service is available at the Hollis station, located at 193rd Street and Woodhull Avenue. The station is served exclusively by Hempstead Branch trains.The Q43, Q36, Q1 All pass from Jamaica into hollis and out to Queens Village.
[edit] Notable residents
Since the rise of hip-hop, the neighborhood has been a hotbed of rap talent, sparked primarily by the fact that hip-hop producer and icon Russell Simmons is from this community, as is his brother Joseph, who along with two other neighborhood residents, formed the rap group Run-D.M.C. (who had a hit with the seasonal song "Christmas in Hollis"). LL Cool J, Young MC (winner of the second and final Grammy Award for Best Rap Performance) and Ja Ruleare also from Hollis. 50 cent is said to have went to Andrew Jackson High school in Hollis.
Other notable residents include:
* Mario Cuomo (1932-), former Governor of New York
* Stephen A. Smith (1967-), ESPN sports personality and The Philadelphia Inquirer sports columnist
* Rev. Al Sharpton (1954-), civil rights activist
* Art Buchwald (1925-2007), political humorist
* Bianca Golden, contestant of America's Next Top Model, Cycle 9.
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Georgetowm/Mill Basin by way of East Flatbush
BROOKLYN STAND UP!
It's young nigras like you that are ruining my once quiet mostly Italian neighborhood.
52 between M and N my dude.
chilling down in The A now.
I rep Flatbush (Veronica Pl. between Beverly and Tilden)
Brownsville (St. Marks between Saratoga & Thomas Boyland)
Crown Heights (Dean between Brooklyn ave and Throop)
Bed-Sty (Putnam between Tomkins ave and Throop)
At how my old hood used to look way back in the day.
Southeast corner Hopkinson and St. Marks Avenues, 1940
Hopkinson Avenue looking north at St. Marks Avenue toward Bergen Street, 1940
St. Marks & Hopkinson ave today.
I'm living in Cheverly MD now, but I'm Brooklyn, NY
FOREVER!!!!!!
Brownsville (St. Marks between Saratoga & Thomas Boyland)
Crown Heights (Dean between Brooklyn ave and Throop)
Bed-Sty (Putnam between Tomkins ave and Throop)
At how my old hood used to look way back in the day.
Southeast corner Hopkinson and St. Marks Avenues, 1940
Hopkinson Avenue looking north at St. Marks Avenue toward Bergen Street, 1940
St. Marks & Hopkinson ave today.
I'm living in Cheverly MD now, but I'm Brooklyn, NY
FOREVER!!!!!!
I rep Flatbush (Veronica Pl. between Beverly and Tilden)
Brownsville (St. Marks between Saratoga & Thomas Boyland)
Crown Heights (Dean between Brooklyn ave and Throop)
Bed-Sty (Putnam between Tomkins ave and Throop)
Southeast corner Hopkinson and St. Marks Avenues, 1940
Hopkinson Avenue looking north at St. Marks Avenue toward Bergen Street, 1940
St. Marks & Hopkinson ave today.
I'm living in Cheverly MD now, but I'm Brooklyn, NY
FOREVER!!!!!!
Peace Militantgg!!! Whats good!! DAM they told me they fixed our hood up but DAM!!!! No mo lots!!!!!
Peace Militantgg!!! Whats good!! DAM they told me they fixed our hood up but DAM!!!! No mo lots!!!!!
Peace Hanginbals. I know man. Shit is gone.
We used to play softball in the lot that used to be on St.Marks and Hopkinson back in the day.
We used to play against them dudes who used to live across from 55..(Rick, Stretch, and them) in IS 55 park.
Our cheerleader was the light skinned fag named Warren.
"you'll ask why, I am from Bed Do or Die"
Peace Hanginbals. I know man. Shit is gone.
We used to play softball in the lot that used to be on St.Marks and Hopkinson back in the day.
We used to play against them dudes who used to live across from 55..(Rick, Stretch, and them) in IS 55 park.
Our cheerleader was the light skinned fag named Warren.
LOL warren the fag ,i remember that mofo. yo militant i know you remember mousey from the plaza..that mofo was the best softball player in the hood
I remember that name vaguely. I do remember a mousey...it's ringing a bell homie.
Did he go to 55 back in the day?
FUCK DIRTY ASS BROOKLYN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
REP THAT YOU SIMPLE FUCKAZ
REP THAT YOU SIMPLE FUCKAZ
My Brooklyn ninjas know where this is at
THIS IS GATES AND THROOP IN BET STUY.
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