Welp, I guess that's one way to look at it. At least if you die prematurely, you won't have to pay taxes?

Kelley Square may be all you need. Park side vs Milbury/Harding St out to Vernon Hill

My cousin, Ben Dover, met him once. Legend.

I never understood Blue Jeans. Crust is always like cardboard whenever I have it and it reminds me of Papa Gino's with less herbs in the sauce.

Fratelli's Corner Crust isn't quite as good since changing ownership, but it's still a great alternative to all of the Greek/Albanian joints. Atlas for one of the better Greek/Albanian-style types.

Dude's frustrated and has every right to be... even if they do come off as a bit unhinged. I'm just assuming they're in it right now and they're exasperated. No reason to make it worse. You have to acknowledge that they have a point, even if they're being a bit extra, yeah?

I don't police other people's identities. Not my place to tell anyone else that they're one ethnicity or another. Not my place to question their cultural and ethnic identity. Unless you're a latin person expressing concern about someone appropriating or benefiting from a false identity, it's not really your place either.

You're wrong because you think that there's a wrong answer.

FIL is big into woodworking, he tends to head to Rockler in Cambridge.

But why would she shoot through her own door?

The recent Hitman games are soooo good. Playing all 3 with the upgrades that came with the third entry is such an amazing experience. I played through them all back-to-back a year or two ago and was 100% absorbed. I only wish there more of those sniper game mode maps from the second one.

My fat ass is more of a hiker, but I can still recommend the Blackstone Valley Bike Path. Asphalt path, nice views, rarely crowded but always other people there in nice weather.

https://blackstoneheritagecorridor.org/exploring-the-blackstone-river-valley/maps-tours-guides/blackstone-river-bikeway/

Amazing short stories, wonderful abandonment of genre boundaries.

Seems like the bases are pretty well covered.

I made a Nissan Sentra work living on top of a hill without snow tires, but I tell you that AWD was worth it when it was time to let that car go. So much less stress.

I've lived in multiple spots in 01606 and 01603 and zero complaints about the neighborhoods. The "bad" areas aren't that bad. Off-street parking is a must in some neighborhoods, though, as mentioned.

I am sorry that you felt that you did something wrong by having silly joy. Worcester, Massachusetts is such a poor venue for spontaneous joy that it may have felt like what you were doing was wrong, OP, but we all know that you were in the right.

Affordable housing and shop fronts, expanded arts and entertainment, municipal broadband, oust the old boy's network.

NERB for life.

Dunno, mate. Try Verizon.com, but they sent out mailers in Webster Square.

It's the vacant, docile stare for me.

Verizon Fios is spreading across the city too. They were just out in my neighborhood checking their lines.

I 100% believe you. In this case, I actually wanted to cancel an account and open a new account because it was in a vanished roommate's name. They all just told me they couldn't do it and tried to get rid of me. This one guy was like: Yep, your name is listed as an authorized account user, we can do that. The alternative was to wait for the account to go delinquent and disconnected...

If you listen to folks who have other services, it's a pretty universal experience across internet/cable providers. That's not a defense of Spectrum, they've been shit forever, but they're all pretty much like this. It's kind of luck of the draw with how busy a branch is and who is working.

I once spent several phone calls and visits to their Higgins St location when they were still Charter and they all told me I couldn't get what I wanted. Then I tried one last time and got the one guy who knew what he was doing and he had me settled in five minutes.

Classic Toomey.

Yeah. I use Travellers through DCU and it's a separate line in my policy. $8 a year. Why not at that rate?

If you're wondering about the rates, Massachusetts does allow insurance providers to factor in risk based on the town or city the car is parked in. Worcester is rated high risk. My insurance doubled when I moved to Worcester from elsewhere in MA.

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