bostonguy2004
bostonguy2004 t1_j656ac9 wrote
Alumni Association for your college or University?
bostonguy2004 t1_j6565et wrote
Reply to Where do you fine people go to run? by dogs-and-snacks
Blue Hill Ave....also sometimes Cass Blvd.
bostonguy2004 t1_j6534ws wrote
Reply to comment by dolsey01 in I took a 2 1/2 hour flight from Chicago to Boston. It took me 2 1/2 hours to get from Logan to Watertown Square by jenkneefur28
Lol well played, this guy knows inflation applies to public transit travel times too
bostonguy2004 t1_j652kgl wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in I took a 2 1/2 hour flight from Chicago to Boston. It took me 2 1/2 hours to get from Logan to Watertown Square by jenkneefur28
Hahaha same, talk about a lie with the name of the Blue Line station being "Airport".
Does anyone know the history of why they wouldn't have just built a 1 station extension or some kind of People Mover to the actual Terminals? Like they have in Chicago, Miami, Madrid, Barcelona, Stockholm....I could go on and on about cities that have trains that go all the way to the airport terminals.
bostonguy2004 t1_j63uclt wrote
Reply to How do Downtown joints like Sam LaGrassa’s and Archie’s pay the rent only opening for 3 hours 5 days a week? by [deleted]
Catering and finance & biotechnology companies with lots of money to burn
bostonguy2004 t1_j62i2bw wrote
Good call, real cooks and Chefs cook on gas. Much quicker and more even heating, responsive temperature changes, and instant cool down if you need it.
Not sure home people cook things like eggs on electric coils or ceramic? I feel like it always burns that way and induction is great, but expensive, so unlikely unless it's a pretty high end apartment.
Anyway, good luck! You might be able to see gas meters on the outside of the building, which would be a good hint that the Apartment Complex likely has gas stoves.
bostonguy2004 t1_j5s1nov wrote
Reply to Moving with a few bags by tantiya22
Uber XL
bostonguy2004 t1_j5ojnm8 wrote
Reply to Rodents in ceiling, urine stains appearing - but none in the apartment so landlord is AWOL by angryslushee
Yeah, no need to go to Board of Health yet.
Just remind your Landlord that these rodents are chewing through wiring which starts fires and your apartment has a good chance of burning down.
If you watch local Boston news, you'll see these types of electrical fires a few times a month in Roxbury, Mattapan, etc.
bostonguy2004 t1_j5kmh9u wrote
Pretty terrible, but not as bad as Beacon Hill. Yet, worse than Fenway for sure.
bostonguy2004 t1_j54ytwr wrote
Reply to comment by Certain_Scene_2359 in Lost airpods and filed a police complaint after. Is there any hope? by Certain_Scene_2359
Lol not sure if this post is real. Anyway, in the U.S., the police typically don't investigate or try to solve small-scale theft like this, such as thefts under $1,000.
If you see how many stolen bike posts there are on this Sub and how few are solved by police, you'll know what I mean.
But Protip: If you have Renter's or Homeowner's Insurance you can likely file a theft claim and get your money back to buy new AirPods!
bostonguy2004 t1_j3zqwvu wrote
Yeah, that's insanity and anyone who pays that much is an idiot.
Trader Joe's has organic eggs for like $5 a dozen.
Thank me later... ;)
bostonguy2004 t1_iu6xmkk wrote
Great to hear you had fun in Boston!
Where are the Boston Commons though? Never heard of it?
bostonguy2004 t1_itxyfb7 wrote
Reply to comment by colonel_lovejoy in Best Place to Practice Archery Around Greater Boston? by R_Morley
Wow, that looks super awesome and it's right in Chelsea.
Anyone ever done Combat Archery?
bostonguy2004 t1_j66fdfy wrote
Reply to comment by spedmunki in I took a 2 1/2 hour flight from Chicago to Boston. It took me 2 1/2 hours to get from Logan to Watertown Square by jenkneefur28
A Billion? It's only 1 mile or so, how is that possible?