I think he shouldn't have let Gym dodge his question about her conflict of interest in voting against the pharma rep bill. If being perceived as aggressive is the only way of preventing a politician from dodging a perfectly reasonable, important question, then I think a responsible moderator needs to be aggressive.

Maybe Nutter could have held Gym accountable by some means other than apparent aggression. Something about catching flies with honey instead of vinegar. But, as a voter, it's much more important to me that they do it than how they do it.

I'd prefer for the Inquirer to spend fewer words describing how aggressive or confrontational they perceive Nutter to be in these series and more words on the actual substance of the exchanges themselves.

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Half a bag?! What am I, a hooker?

idk but if you search the sub for "dildo" you'll find that this has happened at least like 5 times previously

Kingsessing Rec Center, although I don't think this is the sort of recreation they had in mind

sounds like they took a page out of Helen Gym's book. Or she took a page out of theirs

impressively close to the stoop at 1348

Did it work?

Ooh I love mustard greens! But moreover I really like how the CSA has forced me to learn how to cook and store veggies that were previously unfamiliar to me.

how about if we give the new chief public safety officer 4k cameras

+1 for Crawford

It's so much more convenient not to recycle. If I had any hope that my recyclables would be recycled, I'd recycle them. But I don't think that's happening, so I don't stress over it and I just enjoy the ease of putting everything in big contractor bags the morning of.

I'd get dumpsters for each entrance to the park. People short dump there and the garbage that gets produced from people enjoying the park is way too much for the provided cans to handle.

I'd also get artists to paint the outsides of the dumpsters so they look good.

I'd speculate that it'll be less affordable in that time frame, probably both for renting and buying.

Public transportation is a toss up for me: if the bus revolution is allowed to happen I think it could help SEPTA improve, but it's already been delayed at least a year so I'm not holding my breath. The risk of inaction is that SEPTA will go on a downward spiral whereby reduced ridership causes reduced funding, which exacerbates the issues that themselves result in reduced ridership, and so on.

I'm optimistic about crime, although if CoL becomes less affordable (which I expect it will) and if SEPTA does the downward spiral thing (I suspect it might) then our crime problem could be compounded. There's only so much cops and local politicians can do to affect this (although they could be doing a lot more than they are currently).

in what sense?

she can bring home the bacon and fry it in the pan

looks like what a court jester would wear

do it. nobody else on earth will give it even a tenth as much thought as you already have

I don't understand what's being reported on. Are they saying Eagles fans purposely bought out all the tickets in order to start trouble and/or suppress Chiefs fans' celebrations?

>Fuck you people who make this impossible.

Was the issue that ticket resellers bought up all the tickets, or that there was some sort of subversion by eagles fans?

I've actually never even seen it

can't argue with results

I vaguely remember somebody posting about how pictures of dicks can sometimes make the city respond faster, so I've been attaching penis pics to all my 311 reports in the app. seems effective idk

ETA: drawings, not photographs. doodles really