Comments on: Legal Landing At Airport, Plus: Loco Party, Diocese Dissed And John Orman RIP

By: Mojo

Mojo — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 13:03:12 +0000

*** DO your simple job & mind your business for a change! You like adding B/S to rumors without true facts; go stalk yourself! *** “IDIOT”! ***

By: Mojo

Mojo — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 12:59:22 +0000

*** Learn to mind your business, that’s your problem! Besides, there are no rules when dealing with A-Holes like yourself & your other buddies. You draw first blood then you can’t take it when confronted; you & yours are nothing but “BIG PUSSIES” hiding behind a web-site name. “Comprende” this, FUCK YOU! ***

By: donj

donj — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 02:31:08 +0000

Ok thanks John thanks for the help. And wow I hope you’re correct about Crowe this would be good; a good old primary in the Black Rock section I wonder who will step up. Lennie do you have anything on this?

By: John from Black Rock

John from Black Rock — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 01:59:14 +0000

donj – Yes, you can return your books at the Black Rock Branch. Actually, your Bpt Library card gives you borrowing and returning privileges at pretty much any public library in the state–at least for now. If the State library budget gets cut too much, who knows?

As for Brian Crowe, I’ve heard he may not be running. I might be wrong about that, but that’s what I’ve heard.

By: city hall smoker

city hall smoker — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 00:21:15 +0000

I find it extremely interesting that there has been no press on the HUD Housing Code/Anti Blight scandal. Do people/taxpayers realize that the city will have to pay millions in disallowed costs? Do they realize that the city is now picking up all these salaries including the political flunkies (Tom Coble and girlfriend Jackie)? Do they realize that CDBG supervisor Alanna Kabel was warned by HUD months ago and did nothing, prompting HUD to impose hefty fines? I’m happy that the real workers aren’t getting laid off. They did their jobs as instructed by their supervisors. But shouldn’t the supervisors be held accountable? Is this being hushed up because of Alanna’s familial relationship to Tom McCarthy or because of Coble’s friendship with Ralph Ford? Anybody? Anybody?

By: city hall smoker

city hall smoker — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 00:09:06 +0000

Mojo, you’re a lowlife; comprende?

By: The Bridgeport Kid

The Bridgeport Kid — Tue, 07 Jul 2009 23:39:03 +0000

I have health insurance coverage. It’s the SAGA plan. Not the best, but tens of thousands of people living below the poverty line would die of serious illness or injury without it, women with infants and children, homeless veterans, etc. I’m not a veteran but I was homeless for over four months. And contrary to Local Eyes’ severely uninformed opinion, it wasn’t by choice. I have to be perfectly frank here. I was down there at the bottom of the economic food chain, struggling to keep my spirits afloat. It was a difficult task to fend off the depression that comes with the feelings of hopelessness, despair, personal failure, and the anger that is caused by all of the above-mentioned negativity. It was tough, but I am a better person because of it, much stronger spiritually, emotionally, mentally. Because of my SAGA benefits I was able to see a social worker for personal counseling. She asked if I wanted to see a psychiatrist and I replied with a vehement no. Don’t want to address the symptoms with medication, I’d rather fight it off. And I did. But there are many many others that lack the personal fortitude to do that. They need the medication. Without it their lives are chronically fucked, wandering from shelter to shelter, community supper to community supper, wandering the streets of this very city that we all call home. Without the medication they’d be standing on the street corners of downtown Bridgeport, talking to unseen hallucinations and soiling their clothes. If it weren’t for state funded health insurance plans, the millions of chronically mentally ill people discharged from psychiatric hospitals after the Reagan administration eliminated subsidies would be crowding every bus station and train depot and all-night laundromat.