Your feet you lazy bitch

Yep it’s so frustrating. Not fun (or safe) to walk/bike, the T is on fire, the highways are clogged. The day my kids graduate HS I’m selling the house and moving to the sticks.

I know a couple people who went there and quit after a year because it’s impossible with the amount of people who go just to party. Do not, I repeat do not go to fisher if you are a female student, it’s not safe at all.

...are you saying you want to ban cars? In Roslindale? Out of curiosity, what would be your preferred method for my getting to say arboretum and stopping at pleasant cafe on the way home?

Also Home Goods, Marshall’s and Nordstrom Rack

We really should put a quarter bottle deposit on those fucking things

Got screamed off of a narrow residential street in JP by an SUV driver while biking today. His girlfriend in the passenger seat told my partner and me to “respect the road” like we were doing something wrong.

We caught up to them at a red light about 30 seconds later

edit: Sorry, this isn’t directly related to the linked article. Just another honestly traumatic event that I’m throwing on the pile in the vague hope that the city actually takes substantive action. Simply getting around Boston is getting more and more exhausting lately.

r/fuckcars

RIP.

Has it always been this bad? It feels like a regular part of the news cycle now. Two in Roslindale, and one in Cambridge on Friday.

Relying on people to safely operate motor vehicles is a fantasy.

Road laws aren't followed in Boston and the police don't enforce them. Lose/lose situation

Can’t wait for the car apologists to come out and say the building should have been wearing reflective gear and carrying a flag

I don’t think it’s a natural pond - no water in or out, it’s more of a big puddle. Stuff washed in, and can’t wash back out, so it collects junk. It’s easier to clean when it’s empty.

Ah. I guess this is specific workplace culture specific , too. My dad basically gave the same answer ( he works tech and his office is super into everyone coming in, even for those with 1.5 hr commutes).

But he said overall it was 50/50 pre COVID.

Snow days plus the occasional sick kid or plumber coming to your house. Maybe 3-4 a year max. Really infrequent and it was basically a ‘favor.’

The biggest shift has been the location diverse workforce. We have some combination of employees at home, in offices and spread across several states. All of our meetings are zoom meetings regardless of where folks are located.

It’s super annoying because in the old cubicle farms you hear so much background noise it’s impossible to get work done or hold effective meetings.

Were they filming on A street the other day? On my way to work they had all the parking blocked off and on my way home a bunch of crew and two vans that said something like movie or entertainment catering.

When I tell you... to dump a body in the marsh, you dump him IN the marsh.

To remove all the hypodermic needles, condoms, tampons, popsicle sticks, and cigarette butts.

I got thirsty, sluuuuuuuuuuurp

This may be unique to me, but in my experience rental brokers were 100% useless.

I was finding all the apartments myself, all they did was email the listing agent to schedule a showing.

I think they've had problems with algae in the past.

To remove the 8,000 nips of Fireball thrown in

Good options at the Union Boat Club, T&R, university club of Boston, all easy to get to from North station. Keep it up, squash is the best!

That’s not even a real school my dawg. Unless you graduated Boston Public School with a 2.8GPA Fisher is just a place you stop by to get weed and shroom edibles..

Might as well go to Urban College of Boston or Roxbury Community College.

Sort the sub by new, it's pretty standard around here that random ?s go to zero.