The Jay Kay Kay
The Jay Kay Kay By Zman [: This should be fascinating for anyone that reads it. It delves into the “influence” various “identity” groups have had and have lost over the years. You can...
Category: FEATURES
The Dynamics Of A Riot
The Dynamics Of A Riot By Jeff Thomas [: While Hoboken is relatively “civilized” based on the demographics, for the time being, you might want to zoom out a bit. If some kind of...
NJ: The Dead Deer State
NJ: The Dead Deer State Local comedian and cartoonist Pat Lamb has a funny, yet accurate assessment of the DEER problem in New Jersey. In fact, he thinks the slogan of NJ should be...
Hoboken411 Week in Review
Hoboken411 Week in Review – August 6, 2017 Below are a some posts published on Hoboken411 the week ending Sunday, August 6, 2017 Hoboken411 Posts: Why do cities always overpay? You even wonder how...
In the air tonight
In the air tonight {Miami Vice – groundbreaking} Not all of you were of sound mind and body (i.e., you were not old enough – or not even born yet!) to remember this “groundbreaking”...
Topics for discussion
Topics for discussion {what are yours?} As we here at Hoboken411 talk about both local and global issues – I often wonder how people get their daily “stuff” to ingest. Some topics for discussion...
Quote: “If Niggers Drink Beer, Then We’re All Niggers”
Quote: “If Niggers Drink Beer, Then We’re All Niggers” by Skyler J. Collins [: This is a quote from a TV show Horace and Pete starring comedian Louis CK. And a corresponding article regarding...
What the Snowflakes Want
What the Snowflakes Want by Theodore Dalrymple [: This is a fascinating perspective on how social media, narcissism, and the need to be “seen” is having a profoundly negative effect on our lives. It’s...
Hollywood Math
Hollywood Math By Zman [: Another interesting essay about how things that were once reserved for the “elite” get taken over by the masses, who all fight for the scraps of “gold.” One of...
The Over-Quantification of Life
The Over-Quantification of Life By Charles Hugh Smith [411 Note: We’ve spoken about those big “lists” that come out, “ranking” cities because they “quantify” certain (available) sets of data. But as this article below...
