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Jerry Build
FILED UNDER Bronx, Definition, Jerry-Build
Locked Out by JERRY BUILD
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Locked by JERRY BUILD
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Lock by JERRY BUILD
See the map of this post from Anaheim, California, United States.
UMBEL
FILED UNDER Bronx, Definition, Umbel
RETE
FILED UNDER Bronx, Definition, Rete
Xenogenesis
FILED UNDER Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island, Xenogenesis
Bibliomancy: A Little Flip Book About Love and Sex
FILED UNDER Bibliomancy, Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Staten Island
(and Masturbation)…
The passion of sex has become intertwined within our modern notions of love. Sharing loving moments with another person is the most primal human desire. And SEX is the most intrinsic physical expression of that love.
BUT if you’re home alone on Saturday night, without the tender touch of another, how could you possibly fulfill your desire? Read a book of course!
Each turning page contains a poem of loving tenderness. Skim the pages one at a time OR watch as passion explodes!
As infamous New Yorker Woody Allen says,
“Don’t knock masturbation, it’s sex with someone I love.”
Enjoy!
The Penitent City
All the hoping and praying
all this city
ever did was
crawl
like a tot to a tit
trying to squeeze milk, milk
and more milk
from her blemished breast.
The harbors’ mother
tarnished to reptilian green
slowly bows to the burden
shows her chameleon skin
and crawls slow
into deeper waters
leaving her pedestal, cloak
and pointed coronet.
A Return to Charlotte Street
FILED UNDER Bronx, Information, Places, Vaticinate, history
On his land use and transportation blog, Starts and Fits, Aaron Donovan, examines Charlotte Street, and the effort to bring suburbia to the Bronx in “New Hope in the Bronx.” The post is from 2006, but thoroughly examines the history of development in the area using detailed maps and diagrams. If you’re interested in urban planning and Bronx history, it’s a fascinating read. While on the site check out his other posts on locations from St. John the Divine to DUMBO, and browse the Planning and Urbanism link collection.
See the map of this post from Charlotte Street.