#kingston ny

[catwouthats]

Me explaining to my sister that if Kingston NY had to have a “superhero” they would be better off with a Batman (comics one, if movie one, he’d be killed so quickly ly) rather than a spiderman because the fights in Kingston are usually personal or some shit. If there was a spiderman, the people in Kingston would blame him for the DUMBEST MOST PERSONAL SHIT (Like “you saved me last Tuesday and that same Tuesday my cousin’s kid wound up in a hospital?? wtf is up with that you bitch???”). Not to mention, he’s “too friendly” so many in Kingston would hate/degrade him tbh. But a Batman in Kingston??? Definitely better than the fucking cops there (they suck big time). Like, he would be feared so people would (usually) stop their bullshit instantly. PLUS he’s lowkey good to the “villains” of places. People (even people committing the crimes) would feel like they can talk to him. Spider-Man is a good superhero BUT FOR KINGSTON?? Yeah, he would not be able to do his hero job stuff there without like 10000 interruptions… people would make fun of him… yeah…

((Side note: Billionaires, please DONT move there tho because there is this thing called gentrification, and it’s starting to get really bad in Kingston. I think that the best hero is Medicare for all and housing everyone who’s homeless personally. Not this shit.))

[its-not-how-it-looks]

[disneyplanet]

Kingston Point Park Kingston NY 1920s-1930

Figured I post some nostalgia photos of my area..

Lost more , some are on the walls of our empty mall.. in place of stores we have walls of photos..

[clickingonthestreet]

seated fern

[livefromphilly]

[angeloftheodd]

Elm Diner (1976) 🌳🍔

Route 32 - Kingston, New York 🥤❤️

📸 Wikimedia Commons

[sunshineandlyrics]

The first live performance of The Greatest in the UK.

Pryzm Banquet Records, Kingston, 12 December 2022

[magic-cityy]

“AEW Grand Slam 2023” 🗽

[ornithologyorthodoxy]

8/25/23

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

"BASEBALL IN PRISONS." Kingston Daily Standard. August 3, 1912. Editorial. --- We learn from the New York World that on Sunday last there was played the first of a series of baseball games at Comstock, N.Y., having a considerable interest for others besides "fans." It was played by two teams made up of convicts in the Great Meadow Prison, where the Warden has organized a five-team league from among the 540 prisoners to contest for the prison championship.

Those who think that prisons are intended to reform the criminals will welcome this as an enlightened policy; those who think that punishment is the primary object of imprisonment may object to it. For our own part we welcome it. It is in line with what the Hon. Mr. Hanna is doing on the prison farm. How would it do to try a similar experiment out at Portsmouth? They have an excellent umpire out there in the person of one of the officials while we have no doubt there are many good ball players among the unfortunates confined within the four walls and for whom life at best is none too inviting. To be sure it is their own fault that they are there; but would not this taste of freedoms make them long yet more for the greater freedom that comes from clean, honorable living? Punishment is punishment; but back of all the law is, or should be, the higher purpose of reformation.

[girlmythlegend]

TALK THAT NY SHIT EDDIE

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[disneyplanet]

Pizza pizza PIZZA...

[clickingonthestreet]

family roots

[radicalgraff]

"The Trans agenda is an average life expectancy"

Sticker spotted in Kingston, NY

[historydailyfrancischappellblack]

Bill Johnston - The Thousand Islands Pirate

Subscriber Content Add content here that will only be visible to your subscribers. Payment Image: Portrait of William “Pirate Bill” Johnston, 1840. Benson Lossing drew the portrait. Bill Johnston – The Thousand Islands Pirate Bill Johnston was a Canadian-American smuggler, river pirate, and War of 1812 privateer. Born in Canada on February 1, 1782, Johnston had been accused of spying in…