Avenue in South Farmingdale that runs from Hart Street to Main Street, crossed by Graham, Kent, Woodward Parkway, Vandewater, and Powell.
It is home to a range of upper-middle-class homes and peaceful neighbors, and yet seems to be the main drag for all types of human trash.
Generally a low-crime area of Farmingdale, Plitt and it's neighboring streets become the sole path for punks and dirtbags trying to get from East Farmingdale to the bike path and woods surrounding the high school.
It has earned the endearing nickname "Plittoris" from it's residents, or when paired with the cross street Kent, 'Clitt'... as in "corner of Clitt and Kunt".
It is home to a range of upper-middle-class homes and peaceful neighbors, and yet seems to be the main drag for all types of human trash.
Generally a low-crime area of Farmingdale, Plitt and it's neighboring streets become the sole path for punks and dirtbags trying to get from East Farmingdale to the bike path and woods surrounding the high school.
It has earned the endearing nickname "Plittoris" from it's residents, or when paired with the cross street Kent, 'Clitt'... as in "corner of Clitt and Kunt".
Go down Plitt and turn onto Kent, the Park is right in front of you.
Did you go out on Halloween? Plittoris turned into the Scumbag Express! I feel sorry for the guys that live there, they must've been up all night with bats and flashlights.
I'm walkin' down Clitt right now, meet me at Taormina's for some lunch.
Did you go out on Halloween? Plittoris turned into the Scumbag Express! I feel sorry for the guys that live there, they must've been up all night with bats and flashlights.
I'm walkin' down Clitt right now, meet me at Taormina's for some lunch.
by Big Kenny Knuts April 24, 2008
Incorporated in 1904, Farmingdale is a village on the Eastern border of Nassau County (Long Island, New York) with a population (circa 2008) of 9,000.
Stats: Area code 516 (western sections) or 631 (East Farmingdale), ZIP code 11735, 51% female, 80% White, $450,000 homes
Mainly residential, with small commercial/industrial plazas interspersed, it is bordered by the Bethpage Parkway to the West, the Bethpage State Park to the North, the Southern State Parkway to the South, and Republic Airport to the East - it is divided into:
1. Farmingdale proper (northern section, primarily businesses and middle-class housing).
2. South Farmingdale (primarily middle-to-upper class housing, home to Farmingdale Public High School), bordered by Motor Avenue and Route 109 to the North.
3. East Farmingdale (primarily lower-class housing and industrial sites, home to Republic Airport and SUNY Farmingdale), bordered to the West by Secatogue Avenue.
The local sports teams are known as the "Dalers" with the village itself known as "F-dale" or "The Dirty Dale", Farmingdale's most common rivals being the residents of Massapequa, aka "Pequa".
Stats: Area code 516 (western sections) or 631 (East Farmingdale), ZIP code 11735, 51% female, 80% White, $450,000 homes
Mainly residential, with small commercial/industrial plazas interspersed, it is bordered by the Bethpage Parkway to the West, the Bethpage State Park to the North, the Southern State Parkway to the South, and Republic Airport to the East - it is divided into:
1. Farmingdale proper (northern section, primarily businesses and middle-class housing).
2. South Farmingdale (primarily middle-to-upper class housing, home to Farmingdale Public High School), bordered by Motor Avenue and Route 109 to the North.
3. East Farmingdale (primarily lower-class housing and industrial sites, home to Republic Airport and SUNY Farmingdale), bordered to the West by Secatogue Avenue.
The local sports teams are known as the "Dalers" with the village itself known as "F-dale" or "The Dirty Dale", Farmingdale's most common rivals being the residents of Massapequa, aka "Pequa".
My son goes to SUNY Farmingdale.
I was a Daler back in high school.
Did you see the Pequa-Fdale game?
I was a Daler back in high school.
Did you see the Pequa-Fdale game?
by Big Kenny Knuts April 24, 2008