No promises Mom

I feel that. I'm responsible for 4 of them....luckily I have 4 bikes lol

I'm planning on stashing our bikes down in the city earlier in the day, then riding back to Manayunk late. The buses will probably never come, and I doubt they'll run the regional rail late for us.

"imma crack it again"

(Like op) it happens every once in a while. It's rare tho, but it sucks when I get stuck on one and it's all I can think about.

It's the worst probably don't watch it

Damn that's the exact bike I was looking at. What happened??

I meant for going out in the city. I live in Manayunk. I'd want to park it somewhere and hang out in center city

RIP Green Lane Bridge at 8am :tears:

I'm looking at getting a nice ebike (another one) as my next big purchase. I just want safe places to park it, you know? I know I have to lock it good with a motorcycle lock but I want to be able to not worry about it constantly.

Remember kids, when committing violent felonies leave the phones at home.

Well then government shouldn't have forcibly shut down businesses. A lot of people were legitimately not allowed to work, and it was made to keep people employed.

It needed more oversight tho. If you want to audit something, the IRS should be looking into and making sure these were real companies.

Delaware has these solar powered on bus stops....God damn we're always so behind.

Go to bed FGoose it's so early

Call an ambulance, but not for me!

Kinda sound like a dick.

Miss you Pede.

It's none of those things, but alright.

From Delaware originally but we all do MomMom and PopPop.

They have an insane array of reptiles and fish. I randomly stumbled in, was surprised to find it in Roxborough. Would definitely recommend, and they have a very cute store cat.

Someone would be stabbed or shot within the opening weekend

Lmao. Thanks! I figured if I'm going to spend my weekends wandering around Old City staring at buildings for over a decade I should learn more about them.

If anyone's interested in brick/colonial architecture I recommend ClassicistORG on youtube, here's their one on historical brick which specifically mentions Carpenters Hall and Elfreth's Alley (49:20 in)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUzObliy7qM

Hope the building is okay. It's probably the best example of colonial flemish bond brickwork with the coal glazed black ends in the world. I love looking at it.

...what?

My dude just doesn't want to pay taxes.