ok- 7 years. just be careful, because when you start demanding maximum sentences, make sure you know you're subject to them too.

lol stiff sentences don't do shit for people stealing cars for fun.

if more policing was the key to stopping crime, our $750 million per year would make us one of the safest cities per capita in the country.

the solution isn't to charge the 16 year old as an adult, the solution is to punish the buyers. some people like to steal, but most people steal for monetary gain. if they don't get any money for it, it will stop.

yeah probably. also, maybe we're just telling our generations version of "walked both ways to school in the snow"

yeah i mean looking at the data is the most accurate way to do it. maybe i was just skinnier as a kid and everything felt colder?

i agree but i think it is closer to two months, at least in autumn. thanksgiving was like a nice late september day.

if you're interested in the economics of dollar acceleration, and also like a type of music called "philadelphia sound", this explains it pretty well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ntPeHC8z1Og

that has never been questioned.

after the 2008 crash they passed the "american recovery act" or something. but they didn't want new projects- they wanted stuff that was already planned and approved and ready to go, just didn't have the money for. this was because the faster people got back to work, the more money circulated in the economy.

95 widening was one of them, another around here was refurbishing a bunch of amtrak cars to last another 10 years.

it was a jobs program after 2008- "shovel ready". after that i'm sure traffic was a consideration, then the usage, and finally anyone who has to live by it.

no- posting shit on reddit is my hobby. you should see what they're saying about us.

now we're talking. self driving ass car living on hills assholes.

this is my hobby. and believe it or not, i bet there are a lot of people very excited about sunday's football game.

lmao good bot

there are a few neighborhoods that are walkable but have parking. port richmond, point breeze, south south philly.

not telling you what to do, but cars sometimes go from value added to albatross really fast. 3rd time towed or second time break in and intercity bus, train, amtrak, daily rental, seems better and better.

wage taxes don't really start to kick in until you make over like 40k i think. so just use that to plan roughly what you'll owe, unless your company will handle it.

i know it is cliche but "it gets worse before it gets better" in this case. specifically, when there was no development in those neighborhoods, crime was spread out. now, they're all going to the same spots, fewer opportunities, more turf disagreements.

if you're looking to invest, 18 shots means you'll still get a good deal.

yeah there are no consequences for driving like a murderer in philly. so they just murder on.

people fucking beep. it blows my mind. like "i know its red, and i know its your turn to go, but fuck you i'm going and if you get hit it is your fault".

one of the worst encounters i've had is someone running a stop sign who rolled down the window who yelled, "you saw my on my phone you should have stopped!"

same i was like throw some curry in there and you're good to go.

the worst part about this is weed is essentially legal in philly. so you can just roll a blunt anywhere you want. dont leave blunt guts on the train floor. don't chief on the El.

just roll your blunt, throw your litter in the trash, stand on the street corner and puff away.

lol- it's in their official handbook posted online between "beat up minorities and shoot first ask questions later"

i would consider that aggravated assault. you could really fuck someone up riding your bike into them.

that's what i find so frustrating. i feel like there is a big overlap between people who drive like assholes, don't want bike lanes, and on a nice day ride their bike on the sidewalk.

even the FOP has a policy that promotes police officers riding out of the street on the sidewalk.