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Is Kamal the first Indian to wear whiteface?

Hilarious film!!

Audio / video sync goes south - way south - around 5:55☹️

Hey, that's Kissel! Did he ever find Freddy? Where's Uncle Freddy? Is Uncle Freddy there?

Look at Bay Ridge now, it’s infested with Muslims and gays.

Never sit in the car when someone gets out of theirs. They get out you get out. Right away! I’ve already made this mistake. Wont happen again.

Whether you usually root for the good guys or the bad guys, watching criminals steal from criminals leaves you no one to root for…lol Looks like a great movie. Hope it’s on Amazon but I doubt it. None of these sleepers are because no one knows anything about what’s good.

Connie's chung😂

This is Tom Hoolihan of the Hoolihan clan!

I bartended here for 5 years. Miss it!!

The 90s were just the best

How did this footage come up? The outtakes only surfaces a couple of years back less than 10 for sure.

Yeah, back when women wore stockings, as real women do.

So from what I understand: The Jerky Boys were beefing, and refused to be on set at the same time.

Im 39,i was like 9 or 10 when i first heard a tape,they make me proud to be from queens

The audio is different from the video for much of this.

at the planning for the bridge in the 1930s, then Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia wanted a tunnel instead. A bridge can collapse which would block the access to the Atlantic Ocean. A tunnel can't do that. LaGuardia didn't prevail, perhaps due to traffic official Robert Moses. I believe a tunnel would have been a better choice.

I just found this 😂 he should have said "bowl of fruit" ...LOL

....odd eastern architecture compared to mid-west Milwaukee's upscale neighborhoods of the same era.

Yessss❤❤❤❤

Fffoooofootalbasssilonhoy

Comedy gold

Went over all the x. I guess. Lived in george town n mill basin. But visited Staten Island to c cousins. It has workers buried in cement on brooklyn side. Sad. The cables were so thick.

Who finally got connie chung pregnant ??

This was an excellent piece period! Thanks so much for sharing!

Dis ihz Kishell! I was in dubya dubya tew! Chellah???

Whitestone is scary

Buddy we gotta get the F outta here, c’mon let’s go! Get the F outta the way!!!!!

wow, so at 5:24 they started the deck in the middle of the bridge, where I remember when they built the Golden Gate Bridge, the started the road deck by the towers and worked towards the center.

Like one of them shims

This bridge scared the crap out of me whenever my dad would drive over it when I was a kid. I've driven over numerous times as an adult and it still drives me nuts. The crazy part is that driving on the upper deck is less panic inducing for me than the lower deck.

😂 😂

Looks like we finally see what Kissel looks like in the real world.

where is the feminist woman tha bild this country

The Jerky’s are the 𝘰𝘯𝘭𝘺 good part of the horrible ICP movie.

HER STORY OF HISTORY OF THE BUILDING OF THE VERRAZANO BRIDGE IS FLAWLESS.

Ok I'm going to correct you.. The house for the Blind children was around the corner on 84th Street. I lived at 1258 84th street. The original blind home was next to the row of brick houses that are there now. One being Joe Colombo Sr. House. Which was originally owned by Carmine Lombardosi. Next Door to him before he moved 4 rows of brick houses starting from the Post Office up was all the property of the Blind home. There was a big fire in the early 60s and as a little girl I watched it burning. They were throwing mattress out the top windows a few children died. Very sad. The house that you are referring to on 83rd St is the Convent house for the nNuns who taught in St. Bernadette.

The Dexter house on 12th 83rd was purchased by my best friends the late Mrs. Marino they purchased it in maybe in early1950's they were the original Romano's Italian Restaurant on 13th Ave. The owner was a Italian immigrant and was responsible for the mini tree's in the front lawn. Later you go to the house with the "S" on the chimney that was her Son's house Owned by the "Scotto Family" who owned and operated Romano's Restaurant. The House with S Has not changed hands it is been handed down by Generations.

I lived on 84th St between 12th & 13th Ave. My parents owned a 17 room mini mansion. We sold it they tour it down and I'm so sad they destroyed a magnificent structure.

I lived on Palisade Avenue in Jersey City NJ and our kitchen window afforded us a PERFECT view of the building of the bridge through my high school years. Our high school, Dickinson HS on Palisade Ave. also over-looked the project. I also watched the original World Trade Center being built from those windows on which project my grandfather worked a crane on the rising roof.

ICP is trash, cringe trash.

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I lived on Long Island most of my life, and every time I would leave N.Y. it wasn't a question which way I would take it was always the Verrazano to the Goethals unless there was a problem then I would be forced to reroute. Now when I go to visit family It's still the fastest way to go even though depending on when you arrive you can be sitting on the bridge or offramp for 2-4 hours which is ridiculous.

Principal sounded like a dish.

Dyker Heights is much nicer today... it's much more diverse and Progressive. In the 70s and 80s it was full of what they called cafones.

THIS VIDEO IS OUT OF SYNC ... AND THIS IS SUPPOSED TO BE ABOUT THE MAN AND WORKER WHO BUILT THE BRIDGE... NOT SOME CHICK WALK TO THE STORE TO HET HER... MILK AND BREAD!

I used to study Karate in a house across from the Norwegian Orphan Home.

The Knight's of Columbus saved my friends and me from an angry mob. In the early 90s we got chased by a group off 86 street. I suggested we run into the Knight's. By a stroke of luck we saw no security and slipped into a class room. We grabbed what we could(chairs mostly) to ready for war!!!! However outside the group that followed us originally must had went to Dyker Park for reinforcements. A crowd/mob came to the entrance demanding that we were sent out. The caretake/security said no one came in!!! However we were in the room ready to jump out. So we waited for sometime for the caretaker to leave the front and we just left. The Big Man in the sky protected us that day. My instincts were correct to jump into this stately building!!!!!

Great south Brooklyn info.

Brooklyn Library has a lot of info.