Brewster Rockit by Tim Rickard for June 07, 2023

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    Ratkin  11 months ago

    It’s boroughing down.

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    B4ItNs  11 months ago

    And the down side woud be?

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    GreasyOldTam  11 months ago

    Yes, it’s bad. Who wants 8 million refugee Hew Yorkers wandering around whining about how they can’t get a decent bagel in Dayton, or Chicago or Denver or Los Angeles?

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    Imagine  11 months ago

    Response from a German: Vat are zey sinking about?

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    therese_callahan2002  11 months ago

    I put visiting Strawberry Fields in Central Park on my bucket list. Guess I’d better do it before it’s too late.

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    Ermine Notyours  11 months ago

    Broadway Diva: “♪ New York is singing!!! ♬”

    “No sinking! Sinking!”

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    cdward  11 months ago

    Not just New York. Most of the coastal cities. Miami will probably be first.

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    trainnut1956  11 months ago

    Geologically speaking, the whole east coast is slowly sinking.

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    LawrenceS  11 months ago

    “I’m leaving today. I want to be a part of it.”

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    JD_Rhoades  11 months ago

    I’ve seen the lights go out on Broadway/I’ve seen the Empire State laid low…

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    preacherman  11 months ago

    It’s a pretty good bet that NY is sinking, being so close to a water body. Venice is sinking and it is noted for its water surrounding environment. Although both of them could be experiencing the effects of rising sea waters.

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    rhpii  11 months ago

    No! It will be like rats fleeing a sinking ship. New Jersey and Connecticut, oh the horror of it.

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    blakerl  11 months ago

    This was bound to happen! After all the Indians who sold it to the Europeans, Knew it was going to sink! Today it stays above water only because they pump all the water out everyday. If the power went out, New York would be sunk. Funny thing is, they not very smart. New Yorker’s are moving to Florida and building Million dollar homes on land that will soon be a Sinkhole.

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    mokspr Premium Member 11 months ago

    New York city’s sinking (and I don’t wanna swim)?

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    snowedin, now known as Missy's mom Premium Member 11 months ago

    It’s not necessarily a bad thing…

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    geese28  11 months ago

    Well with the recent air quality issue there should they wear masks standing up and take it off sitting down? Hmm

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    ChessPirate  11 months ago

    Well, maybe the air will be better down there… ☺

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    Robert Wilson Premium Member 11 months ago

    This reminds about the old joke that 500 lawyers at the bottom of Boston Bay would be called a good start.

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    The Brooklyn Accent  11 months ago

    I don’t think I’m in imminent danger, but I’m working on growing gills just in case.

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    PoodleGroomer  11 months ago

    They’re just following Chicago’s lead.

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    mistercatworks  11 months ago

    Right now New York is covered in wildfire smog. Wildfires are no longer a local problem.

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    bakana  11 months ago

    People in New Jersey don’t think it’s a problem.

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    Csaw Backnforth  11 months ago

    So if someone wants to sell me ocean front property in New York, is that a good deal or not.

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    Jogger2  11 months ago

    Some of the sinking might be caused by pumping water from underground. Some of the sinking might be caused by the weight of human built structures. Some of the sinking is natural. But, the sea level is rising. So New York City is going to experience more flooding. Remember “Superstorm Sandy” in 2013?

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    cuzinron47  11 months ago

    Now New Jersey can start tossing it’s trash down the sink hole.

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    Jogger2  11 months ago

    A crook pulled a gun on Jack Benny: “Your money or your life! … Well?”

    Jack: “I’m thinking it over.”

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    Not the Smartest Man On the Planet -- Maybe Close Premium Member 11 months ago

    Yes, it would be bad. (Sheesh — out-of-towners.)

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    David Huie Green LosersBlameOthers&It'sYOURfault  11 months ago

    If you have to ask if something is bad, something IS bad.

    But what?

    (Personally I factor in the fact that the current residents would be displaced and many would have to join us here in Florida. That WOULD be bad.)

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    Bilan  11 months ago

    The next thing you know, Charlton Heston will be riding a horse to the Statue of Liberty.

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    Durak Premium Member 11 months ago

    Read “New York 2140” by Kim Robinson. Very good book on the subject. Check it out.

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    StephenRice  11 months ago

    Dang icebergs are everywhere!

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    eddi-TBH  11 months ago

    One millimeter a year average. Incredibly fast by geological standards.

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