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i like lamp
See Avi, this is what happens when you censor or straight up delete or block people’s comments.
What’s the point if it’s not gonna be a free exchange of ideas? We are all grown ups…we can take it…
Just my two cents
It’s true, we only post a few hundred comments a week from every conceivable political viewpoint. Clearly “censorship” has made it impossible to post anything on West Side Rag. Sheesh! WSR
I don’t get why the horse carriage deal has to include banning pedicabs south of 86th Street. Isn’t the vast majority of the horse business already in lower Central Park? If they co-exist now, why on earth should that change? I have no strong feelings about either industry, but this doesn’t seem fair.
My friend came home from the hospital after major surgery. She had a prescription for pain medication that had been sent to the Walgreens on Broadway and 97th on Jan. 4. The pharmacy did not deliver the medication until Jan. 14! She was told they were out of the medication and only get deliveries on Thursdays, and if it didn’t come on that Thur. it would be the next Thur.
She told me that on a previous occasion a woman waiting to pick up her meds told my friend that the same store had done the same thing to her over antibiotics.
Has anybody else had a problem with that Walgreens.