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19 comments:
Before Jim and Jake made it into THUGS GAY VILLE.
Not much has changed but the speed and how shitty everything looks in SBY now...
GAY DAY IS A DISGRACE.
11 am, Bingo!!
The park sure did look a lot better then than it does now
Much thought and work went into making the downtown area appropriate for businesses.The streets were built to handle 10 times the traffic that they have now.That being said,why wasn't a simple re surfacing adequate?
I agree the park looked a lot more user friendly , I bet no muggings either.
Strange to see the park with so few trees.
Now on the weekends it's full of the EBT BBQ Crew
Interesting Trinity UMC was called Asbury and with a Sunday night service.
Look at the people swimming at the park!
why is everything in black & white. Didn't they have color cameras back then. Wizard of Oz is in color.
hold up 1254
you know Obama said you white folk have too much
time to share wif us all
and no gay or lesbian priests
Methodists.
Anonymous said...
Interesting Trinity UMC was called Asbury and with a Sunday night service.
July 16, 2019 at 1:52 PM
Why is it interesting?? Asbury sold it and moved out by the college on College Avenue.
Anonymous said...
Strange to see the park with so few trees.
July 16, 2019 at 1:04 PM
That's because the "park" was part of the river that was dammed and drained. They planted the trees after that part of the Wicomico River was drained. Do you ever wonder why the Salisbury Zoo is always flooding and drowning the zoo animals?? That's why!
Anonymous said...
Look at the people swimming at the park!
July 16, 2019 at 2:07 PM
Yep, that's what they used to do before all the Zoo animals used is as there Cess Pool. Shame on the City of Salisbury for polluting the Wicomico River with Zoo Poo!
No color for 16mm cameras which were usually privately owned. The Wizard of Oz was one of the first color major motion films and it was very expensive in comparable terms.
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