No more ‘ProHo.’ You have been WARNED. I am putting you yuppies on NOTICE:

“THe name of the neighbothood is PROSPECT HEIGHTS that is it no nickname needed … You Yuppies may have ruined downtown brooklyn, by you ain’t gonna ruine Prosect Heights”

It’s been more than 24 hours. Was it too subtle?

LOCATION: Freddy’s on Dean near Flatbush. Probably will get underway around 8. $1 Per Round; Winner Take All. See the Events Calendar for more details. JOSH tells DH: “The bee should be extra fun tonight since I think there are going to be a fair amount of bee virgins.”

BAD SPELLERS, TAKE NOTE: “Would you mention something about how a woman told me how bad of a speller she was before the last Bee I had, and she went on to win.”

PHOTO: Chris “Got the Jimmy Legs” G. gets alphabetic at last month’s bee. Heather: “It is turning into a force to be reckoned with. The house was packed — people were standing in the back due to lack of enough seating.”

Recycle Your Electronics Day: Sunday, April 3rd
11am to 3pm @ Prospect Park West at Grand Army Plaza

-Bring your old computer
-Bring your friends and their old computers
-Stop by to say hello
-Help load the truck

WHAT CAN BE RECYCLED? Working and non-working computers, servers, monitors, printers, copiers, fax machines, scanners, TVs (no
wooden consoles please), keyboards, mice, cables, docking stations, battery backups, storage devices, routers, radios, phones, cell phones, stereo equipment, CD players and microwaves.

WHERE WILL THE ELECTRONICS GO? To Per Scholas, a nonprofit organization in the South Bronx with three primary goals: bring computers to technologically deprived children and families at the lowest possible cost, train disadvantaged community residents to become computer technicians, and provide environmentally responsible recycling of end-of-life computer equipment in their EPA Approved Recycling Facility.

Donations: Appreciated but not required. In exchange for each $10 donation, contributors will receive a $25 coupon toward the purchase of a Per Scholas reconditioned computer.

QUIG checks in: “The other day, I stumbled upon this listing:

SUPREME COURT — KINGS COUNTY … AL’S REAL ESTATE, INC., plaintiff, against MAURICE GIBSON, et al, Defendants … foreclosure and sale … I will sell, at public auction, to the highest bidder … on April 7, 2005, at 3:00 p.m. … 951 Pacific Street, Brooklyn … Judgment is for $183,526.00 …

“Auction? Real Estate? P_heights? It was a Tom Vu moment. What castle could be picked up for pennies on the Euro? I decided to investigate while walking my dogs, Monster 1 and 2. What I came upon was this vision in galvanized steel and cinderblock: What could be hidden behind those walls?”