I’m still miffed that 2026 World Cup games won’t be played in Baltimore anymore, solely because I want to see how commentators explain us shouting “O” during the anthem.

You know, the Christian thing to do would be to fix these buildings up and use them to house the homeless, Central American immigrants, Ukrainian refugees, etc. etc. etc.

Costco has rims

Dutch Courage or The Elk Room. There is also a new one - the Wurst Bar in Federal Hill.

The traffic light at Caton Avenue and Benson Avenue is covered with burlap, no lane changes or traffic calming. The accident there yesterday afternoon was horrific.

They’re structurally compromised though. It sounds like they can’t be saved and are barely standing. Maybe with enough money and a second opinion they could be but in the mean time they do pose a risk to the neighborhood. Tearing them down might be the best option.

overall i really disliked my time in america but living in baltimore was a really nice experience. if there's any america pride there it's all for baltimore love that city so much love all you guys

Well I rather have a atmosphere where we can actually talk and hear each other versus just drinking and listening and trashy music. But I also know some people that get impressed with artist paintings that they did not paint.

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I already asked her by text message to go to the speakeasy don't know I wrote it backwards on the post, I don't blame the edibles but it sure didn't help.

Maybe that’s why it’s not included lol, no rendition of that song includes the full verses

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You definitely are not.

This is fucking criminal. A Greek Orthodox prayer garden in mt Vernon sounds stupid, and housing is needed. Plus these are beautiful.

Go tear down some delapidated vacants somewhere, not usable building in mt vernon

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I often drive past a place called Rim Source on Belair Road

Check out the prayer garden at the Basilica. It is locked about 100% of the time to keep the homeless people out. Pretty sure that’s how this will end up.

It will also decimate this block, with buildings being retained on either end and the middle buildings gone. It is a contiguous block of houses so not sure the block will make sense without the entire row.

Plus, the majority of the people who are members of this congregation come in from the county and don’t care what happens in the city.

Also, there is a reason that this this row is still standing and it’s because the design of this row exists nowhere else in the city and it’s architecturally significant

It is depressing the beautiful buildings like that are left to get into such disrepair that it is cost prohibitive to do anything with them.

While it's somewhat relieving it would be a 'green space' (although I'm not exactly sure what a prayer garden rendering entails or how it contributes to the neighborhood -- will it be public or private?), those buildings are beautiful and I wish they could be retained somehow.

For a damn prayer garden

Can’t be the only one who thinks this is a supreme waste of perfectly good buildings.

Maybe there’s a reason we don’t sing those verses anymore. We also don’t count slaves as 3/5 of a person for the census anymore. Made mistakes, fixed some of them. I guess that’s progress.

I submitted some online request forms for a couple but they probably won't respond till Monday.

Do you have any specific ones you'd recommend? I've never used a junkyard before for parts.

Our flag was put at half mast for the death of the leader of a BUNCH of America’s closest allies, a leader who had stuck with us for 70 years. Given that 1812 was 210 years ago, and we’ve fought on the same side for well over a century now, I think we’ve gotten over the original enmity and just might be close friends.

It’s a lovely way to honor someone of that status and importance to our national goals, even if they’re not American.

Did you reach out to any junkyards?

Fair point