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Remember that one-hit wonder emo band called “The Airborne Toxic Event”?
One time I was in this “artist collective” in ****** and doing cocaine and some ****** girl kept playing that song on a CD-R and I eventually broke the CD-R and put on an AC/DC cassette tape. Then, emotionlessly, I laid a Glock on the table next to the cocaine mirror.
Women are obsessed with men singing about being obsessed with women.
They don’t care about Bon Scott singing “Let There be Rock.”
They are attracted to men who causally threaten to shoot them for playing faggoty songs. Apparently.
It’s been a long, strange trip.
A famous church that once hosted Al Capone’s wedding, along with 20 other sites near Brooklyn’s toxic Gowanus Canal, are in need of one hell of a clean-up after testing positive for dangerously unsafe air, The Post has learned.
The state Department of Environmental Conservation in late April uncovered cancer-causing vapors seeping from polluted soil into the basement and rectory of St. Mary Star of the Sea Church in Carroll Gardens.
“This is coming from God knows where,” sighed the church’s pastor, Monsignor Guy Massie. “We’re doing the best we can right now, but this has been a big shock.”
Monsignor Guy Massie
There was one saving grace: The air in the 173-year-old house of worship where mass is held — and where the Brooklyn-born Capone married his wife Mae in 1918 before moving on to rule Chicago’s gangland — came back clean. So did test results for the private school next door that rents space from the church.
The state in September quietly been investigating roughly 100 blocks in and around the canal – where thousands of people live and work — to determine how many properties are contaminated, The Post reported last week.
On Thursday, the agency confirmed it’s tested 131 of the 626 properties it’s targeted during the ongoing first phase — and 21 had air levels of hazardous chemicals above “acceptable” levels.
The DEC refused to identify the sites that tested positive or release toxicity results, but the Court Street church was identified in a letter sent Tuesday to parents of students at the International School of Brooklyn.
Yeah, best of luck.
The project to rid the Gowanus Canal of toxic sludge is more than six years behind schedule. Its budget has ballooned from $78 million to $1.5 billion.
An EPA watchdog says that due to government mismanagement, the canal may have to be re-dredged.
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