Dude, this is the exact k8nd of list I always look for online, but just end up at Boston.com or another junk site filled with crap. (Insert Simspon GIF of Homer requesting to subscribe to your news letter)

No, because I step in poodles

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dunks kid

Kazz sounds pretty cool though.

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What rock are you living under?

This is the only answer

The last is $1.5 million for 1,035 sq ft.

I just looked at the prices of St Regis (or whatever it is called) on the waterfront in Seaport. Once website listed average price at $2600 sq ft, and condo feet $1.7 a sq ft. (that is a $1700 HOA for a 1000 sq ft place.

And where did the OP say they were in the left lane?

Looking at the intersection in question, I can EASILY see some hyper-impatient motorist deciding to pass a cyclist by moving to the right (into the bicycle lane), in order to stay in the rightmost lane themselves.

You can get a Hario at Cafe Fixe in Brookline on Washington Square.

The condos in the city don't have nearly as much space as the houses.

Not in Massachusetts.

Statewide law here is that cyclists may use the entire lane, on any and every roadway (except limited access expressways - if it has exit numbers don't go there on a bicycle ...).

We have to use the right-most lane that allows travel in our intended direction (typically only matters at intersections or when making left turns).

But whichever lane we're in, we can absolutely use every last inch of that lane.

>Ben says he got two parking tickets during his visit to Boston

(Sorry, reposted due to the wrong date in the title *facepalm*. Remind me to tell you about the time I bought a plane ticket in the wrong MONTH. Ouch! $$$)

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This was the obvious outcome once the press got involved and, as an added bonus, the correct outcome based on the wording of the law. I had originally assumed he had admitted to one of the exceptions that would require registration (letting a MA resident drive or using it for business), but it sounds like the RMV just messed up and didn't have any easy way to fix the mistake.

Nah Philly doesn't care about anyone just likes to take potshots at whoever they can when convenient

I second Kitchenwitch! Can be a bit pricey but they’ve got tons of cool stuff

Bobby from Boston but you have to go to Lynn so maybe bring a weapon or two

Or they try to make money by aiming for the under and derail somewhere

I mean I think there’s a difference between ‘kind’, which Boston is not, and ‘nice’. Boston is a city full of people who I feel support each other. For example, I left my phone on the green line on accident a few months back. My friend who was with me called it, a man answered. He got off the next stop and met us there and gave it back - I offered to pay, but he didn’t want anything.

Did I get extremely lucky? Yes, but I also feel like this is something that would be much less likely to happen in other cities in the US.

Yours had a carpet? Ours had sawdust

I would subscribe to an email newsletter like this in a second. Let me know if you need help creating!

The airport is the only spot I would recommend taking a cab over a rideshare from. It's quicker and cheaper. The only caveat is that if you're going to a residential address, you'll probably need to pay attention to what they're doing because for some reason, cab drivers are still not using GPS and oftentimes asking you where to go.

It’s because I finally decided to physically fight the guy calling his 5 girl friends back to back on speakerphone.