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Most. Blatant. Rip. Off. Ever. II2 comments

reposed wrote 6 months ago: Again this is too good… This actually might be way more blatant than the Up knock off I posted … more →

Tags: Transmorphers, rip-off, The Asylum

On the City Pattern Project: Stephansdom

Matthew Gallaway wrote 9 months ago: In which The Gay Recluse becomes increasingly obsessed with tiled rooftops.* According to Wikipedia, … more →

Tags: Architecture, capitalism, City Pattern Project, dissonance, dream, Faith, History, Travel, Austria

On Shallow Optimism: Special David Brooks and the Exurbs Edition2 comments

Matthew Gallaway wrote 10 months ago: In which The Gay Recluse wonders why David Brooks is still in office. Ohai! We thought we’d pl … more →

Tags: Addiction, capitalism, drivel, History, Infrastructure, landscape, Quotes, Stereotypes, The Times

On the Wahi Knockbusters Report: Why Did the City Tear Down Our Only Luxury Condominium Development?4 comments

Matthew Gallaway wrote 10 months ago: In which The Gay Recluse remembers 2k6. In this weekend’s City Section of The Times, we learne … more →

Tags: Architecture, capitalism, Conspiracy, gentrification, Infrastructure, landscape, The Times, Washington Heights, City Section

On the Pittsburgh Signs Project: Through Its Signs, The City Is a Mystic Cosmos4 comments

Matthew Gallaway wrote 11 months ago: In which The Gay Recluse reads a book of signs. One strange thing about growing up in Pittsburgh was … more →

Tags: Architecture, capitalism, communism, Disease, dissonance, dream, Faith, landscape, Obsession

On the City Pattern Project: Sometimes You Wanted To Be Blinded by the Timeless Silhouette of Clothes Slowly Drying in the Sun1 comment

Matthew Gallaway wrote 1 year ago: In which The Gay Recluse considers a southern exposure. Admittedly, we have often cursed the apartme … more →

Tags: Washington Heights, capitalism, History, communism, Weather, Conspiracy, City Pattern Project, Gardens, Shadows

On Our Question to the Straights: Why Are 100 Percent of Our Single Female Friends (and 95 Percent of Those Who Are Married) So Disenchanted with Your Men?7 comments

Matthew Gallaway wrote 1 year ago: In which The Gay Recluse has a “special comment” for the straights. We’re obviousl … more →

Tags: The Autumn Garden, drivel, Decay, Gay, landscape, New York City, monopoly, Conspiracy, The Gays

On Washington Heights Monopoly: Condominium for 573-575 West 161st, 577-579 a Mystery Excavation

Matthew Gallaway wrote 1 year ago: In which The Gay Recluse provides an update on a beehive of activity at 573-579 West 161st Street. S … more →

Tags: Washington Heights, capitalism, The Gay Recluse, gentrification, Government, Architecture, monopoly, Construction, doctors

On Our Own Method of Diluting the Homophobosphere 4 comments

Matthew Gallaway wrote 1 year ago: In which The Gay Recluse attempts to reconcile his traffic-whoring impulses with a desire to flee th … more →

Tags: drivel, Infrastructure, Gay, The Gay Recluse, language, Letters, Hot Gay Statues, Homophobosphere, Traffic Whoring

On Washington Heights Monopoly: Hello, New Apartment Building at 573-575 West 161st Street 5 comments

Matthew Gallaway wrote 1 year ago: In which The Gay Recluse lives in an alternate reality. For a long time we’ve kept an eye on t … more →

Tags: Architecture, gentrification, Government, longing, monopoly, New York City, The Gay Recluse, Washington Heights, alternate realities

On the Harlem Watch: City Planning Passes 125th Street Rezoning Plan 3 comments

Matthew Gallaway wrote 1 year ago: In which The Gay Recluse applauds the news of uptown development. Curbed has reported that the city … more →

Tags: The Gay Recluse, gentrification, Architecture, New York City, Photography, The New York Times, Harlem, 125th Street, city planning

On the Harlem Watch: Why Doesn't the Kalahari Mention Its Awesome Next Door Neighbor, The Head Shop?6 comments

Matthew Gallaway wrote 1 year ago: In which The Gay Recluse poses a question to a condominium development in Harlem. Yesterday Curbed p … more →

Tags: capitalism, The Gay Recluse, gentrification, Architecture, New York City, Retail, Photography, Harlem, curbed

On the Harlem Watch: A Response To Our 125th Street Post

Matthew Gallaway wrote 1 year ago: In which The Gay Recluse agrees with a reader. As regular readers know, we recently took a field tri … more →

Tags: capitalism, politicians, Infrastructure, The Gay Recluse, gentrification, landscape, Government, Architecture, New York City

On the Harlem Watch: Why The City Should Rezone the Shit out of 125th Street

Matthew Gallaway wrote 1 year ago: In which The Gay Recluse takes a field trip to Harlem and makes the case that the city should rezone … more →

Tags: Architecture, Brooklyn, Decay, Disaster Footage, drivel, gentrification, Government, New York City, Photography

On the Harlem Watch: City Room Craps Out Astoundingly Bad (and Factually Inaccurate) Propaganda Piece Devoted To Attorney Blowhard

Matthew Gallaway wrote 1 year ago: In which The Gay Recluse reads the usually dependable City Room and says wtf. Yesterday City Room cr … more →

Tags: capitalism, drivel, The Gay Recluse, gentrification, Architecture, New York City, communism, Retail, Harlem

On Reader Comments: Real Estate in Washington Heights (or, WTF?)

Matthew Gallaway wrote 1 year ago: In which The Gay Recluse responds (in italics) to reader comments. Dear The Gay Recluse: I also live … more →

Tags: Architecture, capitalism, communism, Decay, gentrification, Government, Infrastructure, Letters, New York City

On Washington Heights Knockbusters: Goodbye Rite Aid

Matthew Gallaway wrote 1 year ago: In which The Gay Recluse celebrates the demolition of an eyesore. Location: The intersection of Amst … more →

Tags: Washington Heights, capitalism, Subway, The Gay Recluse, landscape, Architecture, Photography, Columbia University, English Elm


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