Yeah I'm pretty conceptually opposed to seat licenses but it absolutely did help cut down on some of the insanity.

Also at least one hits a bridge on storrow dr

i feel so bad for them

When my father finally let me go to the vet for an eagles game, we sat in the 700 level. I saw a grown man piss in a cup and then huck it down on our own fans.

I've heard some wild shit up there.

also a new democratic chair as of 3 days ago

whoa, I didn't know that. hopefully we actually see this money come back to the city, but who knows. harrisburg does bizarre shit.

link for those curious

The chicken/beef/veg stock and beer were also literally entirely full so I assume people were not thinking all the way through their actions.

the philly vision zero conference is on friday

including the mayoral forum from 4-5 where mayoral candidates will be sharing their views (which is free/open to the public).

Just because somehow this seems controversial to some, here's an absolute fuckton of evidence the inquirer put together to support your viewpoint

besides the heart and lung cop thing, this is one of the best things they've put together in the last few years.

>stupid fucking FACT Org

not even sure why I'm surprised by the awfulness

> There are 6 year olds at my kids school that can’t dress themselves. 8 year olds that can’t tie their shoes. It’s really strange to see.

I'm sure there were then, too, and kids like you now.

> Yeah, I was thinking something to the scale of those planters there were put in at 15th and Market.

that's a pretty big project, not just a stripe and breakaway bollard install

yeah, definitely put permanent objects in public ROW at your own risk and probably don't talk about it online

No, but it needs to get scoped into a project.

Typically stuff like that goes under open ends (like TOITS or VIZOC), and the political pressure to get that scoped can come through a councilperson or RCO.

Streets identifies other projects based on prioritization by planning, DVRPC, and OTIS, as well as the mayor's office.

We had our brick washed/repointed and the cornice repainted by casimir's masonry and they did a fantastic job.

> full body the turnstiles

which aren't ADA compliant and cause issues in emergencies, those things are awful

I've worked in transportation in Philly for nearly 15 years and have worked with and attended hundreds of events with all different levels of people from streets, from interns to Rich Montanez.

I couldn't pick Carlton Williams out of a lineup.

capitalists would like to know your location

It's so fucking good. I tried for years to source decent chorizo and as soon as I had that it was like coming home after a long trip.

That whole store is great, it's such an asset.

El Paisano's is baller and their chorizo is unbelievable. It's mexican, though, if it's the toluqeno.

There's a beer distributor on like 6th and moore that's kinda big and that area has a lot of central americans, not sure if they import anything from down that way, but maybe worth calling.

But also like, why would you accept that? Just take a bus. They're everywhere.

...why

>She lusted after her lovers, whose genitals were like those of donkeys and whose semen was like that of horses.

ezekiel 23:20

"my entire administration has been hard at work...

...completing my new house, it's shaped like a pint glass and it's in napa valley."

>Bloom, a block captain and minister who vowed as mayor to visit each of the city’s 900 schools (there are 216)

fucking lmao

All of those are safe and have things to do, affordability is relative and WSW QV and fairmount are pricier.

Passyunk is definitely more neighborhoody than somewhere like WSW. I constantly see people I know. You can hit passyunk, QV, and wsw in basically one long walk. Philly isn't all that massive, you can uber up to fairmount and then down to UC (or walk down the schuylkill river trail).