New York Shitty Photo Du Jour: Some Restrictions Apply

Taken September 10, 2012.

The Word On The Street: A North 4 Street PSA

October 7, 2011 ·
Filed under: 11211, The Word On The Street, Williamsburg, Williamsburg Brooklyn 

Taken October 7, 2011.

From The New York Shitty Inbox: Trouble At The Bierberbus?

(Or: Has Anyone Seen Moksie & Zuneb?)

Coco writes:

Hi Miss Heather,

Thought you might be interested since you’re obviously a catfriend and have previously posted about the pink and lilac bus parked near McCarren Park (aka the Bieberbus).

This morning I saw a ‘lost cat’ flier that said both their cats had escaped through an open window (sorry I didn’t get a photo!). The poster has photos of both cats, one called Zuneb (I think) and the other whose name I have forgotten. One of the cats has a thought bubble drawn over it’s head saying, “the prison is in my mind”, which I thought was very funny even though lost pet posters just make me sad. Anyway, the flier is on Driggs Ave next to the park, on the opposite side of the street from the dog runs (of course, I’m sure there are others posted elsewhere as well).

Hope the cats find their was home!

Methinks tomorrow I will have to sojourn to the treasure that is McCarren Park and see this for myself. In the meantime if anyone can grab a shot of this flier and forward it to me via email at: missheather (at) newyorkshitty (dot) com I would be most grateful. Thanks!

Without further ado (and thanks again to Coco), here it is!

Perhaps these pussies decided that living in a “pink school bus house conversion” is declasse and are seeking more commodious accommodations at one of the numerous “luxury condos” located hereabouts? In any case, am I the only person who is wondering where this mobile home’s homo sapien residents go to the bathroom or bathe? Seriously.

UPDATE, September 4, 2010: Moksie has been recovered! Zuneb, however, is still at large.

Miss Heather

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