idanrecyla
idanrecyla t1_iyb21sb wrote
Reply to comment by pandanimigmig in Housing Help NYC by pandanimigmig
I don't, but I think there are ads in Russian language papers and online. I'm not Russian speaking however if you use translate online after finding local papers, I think you'll find such ads.
idanrecyla t1_iy67i7h wrote
Reply to Housing Help NYC by pandanimigmig
Many people in my neighborhood, near Brighton Beach Avenue, and other areas in NYC, rent a room out in their apartment. Good luck
idanrecyla t1_ixsj398 wrote
Wow, that's beautiful and you're very talented
idanrecyla t1_ixojs0w wrote
Reply to My aunts dog has the dumbest face by Uhhlaneuh
Beautiful truly
idanrecyla t1_iwuo1wz wrote
Reply to I went to Astor Place on the last warm day we had to do some painting. This is what I ended up with! by onewordpoet
This is really beautiful and really captures the neighborhood. You're very talented
idanrecyla t1_iuz4bpw wrote
Yes to the Incredible Hulk!
idanrecyla t1_itypvnn wrote
Reply to Woman with a box cutter strips naked and tries to break into a Deli in Manhattan. by netpoints
Just another day in NYC to most of us; I'm glad to hear no one was physically injured.
Tragically this is either someone's rock bottom, or the start of heading towards it
idanrecyla t1_itsik5v wrote
Reply to comment by trontrontronmega in Roy on 6th Ave - homeless man with cancer by trontrontronmega
I'm glad you're saying h this. It's the kind of thing we should be talking about. How other human beings are living on the streets, is crazy. It's just this massive tragedy that's become acceptable because it's so common. I've helped various people who were homeless in ways I thought would be significant to them and end of the day they still slept in the cold. There has to be a better way to take care of people.
I have serious illness and I cannot fathom enduring that on the streets let alone the streets here. It has to be torturous, dehumanizing and terrifying.
idanrecyla t1_its4itn wrote
I hope he gets help no matter what the reality is. Certainly being homeless and having cancer aren't mutually exclusive and I'd rather be like you and care and help than assume the worst
idanrecyla t1_itc0n5i wrote
Reply to CDC is discussing using oral polio vaccine for first time in 20 years to stop New York outbreak by geoxol
My mother had Polio as a child and fortunately came out unscathed. A close friend that used to visit her grandparents in Brooklyn every summer, came down with it at the same time and was not so fortunate. As a result one leg stopped growing and she was left with a pretty severe disability. I hope people remember that while Polio affected people differently, it could be deadly, or disabling and not worth hoping you will be one of the lucky ones
idanrecyla t1_irkhfv2 wrote
Reply to Scared of Walking Outside by NadzInTheCity
I am so sorry for the trauma you've endured. I don't think those not living here can really get how ever present these incidents for lack of a better term, are in our lives
idanrecyla t1_j03so28 wrote
Reply to Fire Erupts at an N.Y.P.D. Evidence Center in Brooklyn by mowotlarx
Think of all the time and effort that won't have to be expended on trying to solve all those backlogged cases. I don't trust the criminals, but born and bred New Yorker here means I don't trust the police either