Submitted by luxuryparking_ t3_xz39ef in jerseycity
This surprised when I moved here given it’s a blue city in a blue region of a blue state.
Wouldn’t it be easy to drop the “Christopher”, since everyone refers to it as Columbus Drive anyway?
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Vicarious-Lee-Eye t1_irkg7hs wrote
why do people park in a driveway and drive on a parkway? I mean hey, who are these people??
f Jackie
Kigarta t1_irkt661 wrote
Do I want a frozen banana? No.
But I want a regular banana later. So yes.
HappyArtichoke7729 t1_irk0nmq wrote
Why is it still called John F Kennedy Blvd when everyone including official addresses say Kennedy Blvd
We need to make this official.
Why do some signs say Tonnelle and some Tonnele?
tamerlein3 t1_irk4ayv wrote
Why is there no one correct way to say Tonnelle/Tonnele/Tonelle?
HappyArtichoke7729 t1_irk5fgk wrote
There was a whole thread about this, the most accepted way was Tunnel-Lee
QuackingButtercup t1_irkwgbu wrote
That's how the light rail says it too I think (if that's any form of legitimacy)
tamerlein3 t1_irk7wxd wrote
I personally go with Tonal-lee the most
HappyArtichoke7729 t1_irl8uxm wrote
Tone-Nell is my favorite (because it's two syllables) but I have switched to Tunnel-Lee because that was the accepted way when there was a debate LOL
HappyArtichoke7729 t1_irk5lfe wrote
I still think it looks like Tone-Nell though
mmmmyah t1_irkfghw wrote
Carpal Tonnelle syndrome? lol
Legitimate-Value-134 t1_irnjo00 wrote
Is this a real question
whybother5000 t1_irkk7l7 wrote
Asking the hard questions.
suh_dude1111 t1_irlnu0e wrote
Why is Jadakiss as hard as it gets?
flippenstance t1_is95j09 wrote
It used to be called Railroad Ave until all the tracks were torn out in the 50s.
bodhipooh t1_irkyt5q wrote
So…. What exactly would be the difference?? Do you *really* think that "Christopher Columbus Drive" is more problematic than "Columbus Drive"?
And, since you are so seemingly set on virtue signaling, why not lobby for Marin Blvd to be properly referred to as Muñoz Blvd?? I mean, technically, Marin Blvd is named after Puerto Rico's first democratically elected governor, whose name was Luis Muñoz Marin, and the proper address when not using both last names would be to use just the first last name.
luxuryparking_ OP t1_iroxev0 wrote
“So seemingly set on virtue signaling” Sure, thanks.
It’s an honest question. Given the momentum of renaming/reclaiming across the country, not to mention the debate over Columbus statues in NYC, I was curious if it was there had been local debate about it here.
bodhipooh t1_irp6ule wrote
So, if the issue is "Columbus", why would "Columbus Drive" be any better than "Christopher Columbus Drive"?
VanWorst t1_irk7vzv wrote
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