[Crash]

please do me a favor and put a plug in your ass, the stentch is becomming unbearable

http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/01/09/nyc.odor.ap/index.html

New Jersey eyed as source of stench
POSTED: 8:37 a.m. EST, January 9, 2007
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• New: New Jersey eyed as source of gas-like stench
• Seven people went to hospitals but weren't admitted, officials said
• New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg calls the odor "unpleasant" but harmless
• Some buildings are evacuated; PATH commuter train line temporarily suspended
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NEW YORK (AP) -- The gas-like odor that hung over Manhattan's streets was gone Tuesday, but city officials were still trying to pinpoint its source -- and eyeing New Jersey.

Charles Sturcken, a spokesman for the city Department of Environmental Protection, said Tuesday that his agency was pretty sure the source of the smell was along New Jersey's industrialized waterfront, just across the Hudson River from New York.

"The way we tracked the dispersion of the smell and the prevailing winds indicates that it came from New Jersey, somewhere near Secaucus," Sturcken said.

The strong odor, detectable from Manhattan's southern tip to well past Central Park, led to some precautionary evacuations, and about a dozen people were taken to hospitals complaining of difficulty breathing, Fire Department spokesman Tony Sclafani. (Watch how officials are baffled by the odor Video)

There was no indication that the air was unsafe, though, and no indication of terrorism, city and federal officials said.

"It may just be an unpleasant smell," Mayor Michael Bloomberg said at a midmorning news conference Monday.

Complaints about the odor also came from Bergen and Hudson counties in New Jersey, but no air sampling was done there because the state Department of Environmental Protection had no specific locations to test, spokeswoman Elaine Makatura said.

Sturcken said that the odor could have been caused by mercaptan, the chemical added to normally odorless natural gas to make it easily detectable, but he added, "Nothing has been confirmed."

"We're left with a mystery, although we know it's not harmful," he said.

[TacoSusio]

what's so unusual about jersey stinking?

[Crash]

hey i dont care if they stink up their own joint, but close the door when you leave, no one else wants to smell that

[AnnonUSA]

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[ßü††|맧]

There's a reason it's known as the garbage state.

[stoned jude]

ok have you guys been here?
you're downright mean!

[Crash]

yes i have, many times, so i speak from experience.

[stoned jude]

anyonre else? i got beauty!

[TheBagman]

Never been to the North East...

[pube]

i have been to new jersey, i dont remember a smell to be honest

[Ricky L.]

for realz dude

[dan, muthafucka!]

i have fond memories of new jersey. newark is apparently on the top 5 list for most ghetto hoods in the u.s. but it was actually quite FUCKING BORING. the heaviest shit i saw in newark was a cop car in a parking lot outside a radio shack and a shitload of niggz with hype motorbikes outside the arts center. then i got lost in west orange... i saw a single white person and they had an escort who was quite black... tried to get a map from the local exxon and saw a fuckin pimp in a wheelchair now that was a tripout. anyway... yeah. got to party with some people i had no affiliation at alll too in west orange and i just gotta say that black people are a whole lot more friendly than white people in the u.s. Maybe it was just an east coast thing... or maybe it was just a north-of-the-mason-dixon-line thing... i dunno, but new jersey and NYC crippled my racist views. the only white people i saw there were cold, disgusting, evil people. pretty pathetic.

[AnnonUSA]

Originally Posted by dan, muthafucka!

i have fond memories of new jersey. newark is apparently on the top 5 list for most ghetto hoods in the u.s. but it was actually quite FUCKING BORING. the heaviest shit i saw in newark was a cop car in a parking lot outside a radio shack and a shitload of niggz with hype motorbikes outside the arts center. then i got lost in west orange... i saw a single white person and they had an escort who was quite black... tried to get a map from the local exxon and saw a fuckin pimp in a wheelchair now that was a tripout. anyway... yeah. got to party with some people i had no affiliation at alll too in west orange and i just gotta say that black people are a whole lot more friendly than white people in the u.s. Maybe it was just an east coast thing... or maybe it was just a north-of-the-mason-dixon-line thing... i dunno, but new jersey and NYC crippled my racist views. the only white people i saw there were cold, disgusting, evil people. pretty pathetic.

Yes Newark is pretty Boring, it's bad only if you happen into the right place at the right time. And from your description, I'd say you got lost in East Orange, not West Orange. Black people seem more friendly because they want you to trust them, then they will kill you and skull fuck your corpse.

Cold, disgusting, evil people are what make NYC and the Northeast great. Embrace the hate.

Next time check out Camden and Trenton, they are happening places. New Jersey does smell in places, you just need to know where and when to hold your nose.

[taco]

Originally Posted by TheDude

jude, please close your legs
jk lol

lol +1

[stoned jude]

Originally Posted by TheDude

jude, please close your legs
jk lol

xcuse me!!!!!

[stoned jude]

Originally Posted by AnnonUSA

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Ineed to borrow this!
where is the bird?