You Said It!!
A sign on the Brooklyn side of the Williamsburg Bridge proclaims 'Leaving Brooklyn: Oy Vey!' The sign, bearing the Jewish expression of dismay or hurt, is intended as a way of acknowledging Brooklyn's large Jewish population. Borough President Marty Markowitz says motorists seeing it know it means 'Dear me, I'm so sad you're leaving.'
posted by Shawn at 1:18 PM
4 Comments:
that's the funniest thing ever!!
we are doing a driveby next time we're in NY.
Hey guys, maybe that's a sign of welcome for u too.
With all this global weather turmoil maybe moving to Brooklyn (or around... forget about Manhattan as will get flooded too) a bit inland, better in a house than in an apartment building...
Ok, I propose some quest... in case you'll get an evacuation warning, what are you doing? How fast you'll be ready to leave and where to? Are you ready for a permanent move?
In that case, do you think the US gov. will be able to provide for everybody and in time?
WELCOME in some safer place!
that last comment is confusing
Brooklyn welcomes you as safer than Miami / Ft.Lauderdale / Hollywood... all southern Florida
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