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DisentangledElm t1_jdga9dk wrote

It's not hating the homeless or any of that. Imagine being the poor employee that has to cleanup after someone's "shower" or their latest drug fix. Now imagine people who use the Starbucks regularly for extended periods, seeing that, and never wanting to visit that location ever again. Now you know why they put codes on some of the doors (still).

Should you be able to relieve yourself? Yes. Leave the bathroom unsanitary or unsafe? NO. Not sure why this is such a hard concept for people.

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MontisQ t1_jdfqo1g wrote

Yes because the kids in cherry hill are also spoiled. Get a grip man, go listen to some legislative oversight hearings if you want to hear some in depth analysis. Don’t expect that on comms like this…

And I’m sure you’d be saying how great this was if the situation was reserved and they were ticketing chronic offenders on your drive.

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Animanialmanac t1_jdfnwro wrote

Yes! I was reading in the article the other user posted. They are invasive, birds and deer spread them.

The wooded area around Maiden Choice run has many Bradford Pear crowding out the other trees, now I know how they got there.

https://www.reddit.com/r/baltimore/comments/11zy239/what_are_the_trees_with_white_flowers_blooming/jdfg8pk/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=ioscss&utm_content=1&utm_term=1&context=3

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CorneliusSoctifo t1_jdfmixc wrote

and you just fucking nailed the problem on the head, this is nothing but fucking useless propaganda to make make the spilled shit kids in this sub feel better about themselves and their "hardships"

and that rec center in Cherry Hill? the one being built next to the yeah collection center? built just high enough so the assholes that will over pay for their seasonal apartment in port Covington can see it and feel better about themselves?

sorry but have to wake up in 5 hours so i can make my way from pigtown to Curtis bay on shit roads and replace my suspension in 2 weeks for the 3rd time in 18 months because of the sad state of the roads. but hey at least i get to look at some sweet waterslides. and i can sleep knowing Hopkins students will only have to serve past a few cars riding their bikes

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