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[Caterpillar]

I don't think this game has anthing at all to do with 9/11 - the mention of the wall was simply a landmark, like everything else.

Speaking of cats and "Flame Job":

[danteIL]

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[Caterpillar]

[danteIL]

[Caterpillar]

I'm not sure a cat could carry a package, so not too literally I suppose, but I doubt the word was chosen without thought to the theme.

....but then again we don't really know enough about the situation, maybe he's a man/shape shifting cat within her dreamscape...who knows.

[tipsila]

In 1852 city law forbade burial within Manhattan, and subsequent interments have been made in Queens.

Thousands of skeletons and coffins exhumed from Manhattan churchyards were ferried over the river. Between the 1850s until the early 1900s, more than 35,000 bodies were transferred to Cypress Hills Cemetery.

There are only several small cemeteries scattered through Manhattan. The two Marble Cemeteries (one accessible only from a gate on 2nd Avenue between 2nd and 3rd Streets and not open to the public, the other on 2nd St, between 1st and 2nd Avenues), and three belonging to the Spanish-Portuguese Synagogue, Shearith Israel.

• The First Cemetery of Spanish-Portuguese Synagogue, Shearith Israel, at St. James Place just off Chatham Square in Chinatown. This cemetery dates to 1683.

• Tucked between loft buildings and across the street from the School Of Visual Arts on West 21st St just off 6th Avenue is the Third Cemetery of the Spanish-Portuguese Synagogue, Shearith Israel. It dates to 1829.

• Hidden away on West 11th Street just east of 6th Avenue (Greenwich Village) is the Second Cemetery of Spanish-Portuguese Synagogue, Shearith Israel.

Burials began at the 11th Street site in 1805, in what was a much larger, square plot extending into what is now the street. The Commissioners' Plan had established the city's grid in 1811, but not until 1830 was West 11th Street cut through, at that time reducing the cemetery to its present tiny triangle. The disturbed plots were moved further uptown to the Third Cemetery on West 21st Street.

Willensky and White's AIA Guide to New York City:

[poeticexplosion]

Wow, some really good thoughts with the whole Alphabet City thing! I hope we're on the right track so you all don't make a trip for nothing.

And Tipsila, I knew that last post had to be from you even before I looked at who wrote it.

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[danteIL]

[enaxor]

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[catherwood]

To keep this thread just about the ads on craigslist, I have split it at the point at which the package was retrieved. Please visit the new thread to discuss the package contents.