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A_Man_Who_Writes t1_j6mjoo4 wrote

Reply to comment by [deleted] in Random question for this sub but figured I’d give it a go: by [deleted]

Does it matter? Is Reddit not a free-for-all? It’s a valid warning. Especially if this is OP’s first tattoo. It’s not like they’re getting a little sticky tattoo from the fruit loops box. A real tattoo is permanent, so it’s not something you want to rush. Since some people are older and more experienced, I think they have the right to give their honest opinion. OP can take it or leave it. What do you care?

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husky5050 t1_j6mfwpp wrote

Reply to comment by 3720-To-One in Dozens of cities and towns are facing their first big deadline to comply with a new state law that requires them to legalize more homes near MBTA stations. In Weston, a notoriously exclusive suburb, town officials met this morning to discuss how they might comply with the new rules: by streetsblogmass

But you have a right to other people's property so you can live near a transit sration?

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movdqa t1_j6mdy2d wrote

Reply to Ideas for adventures or activities to spend girlfriend's birthday in Boston? by LordeLordeYaYaYa

Aquarium and Science Museum are standbys. The Arnold Arboretum is nice for a long walk. A walk along the Charles River.

If you like colleges, you could walk around Harvard, MIT, BU, Northeastern, BC.

A walk though Boston neighborhoods might be nice. North End, Charlestown, Back Bay, etc.

Something more challenging would be a hike in NH if you are equipped and experienced to do so at this time of year. I do not know of the state of the ski slopes right now - we've had a lot of snow in the past two weeks but it has also been unusually warm.

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Sayoria t1_j6mc8w9 wrote

Reply to Park St. by No_Rope6843

I never played the game but if it is like the real thing, this is probably the scariest part of the game.

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movdqa t1_j6mbs44 wrote

Reply to comment by TiredPistachio in Dozens of cities and towns are facing their first big deadline to comply with a new state law that requires them to legalize more homes near MBTA stations. In Weston, a notoriously exclusive suburb, town officials met this morning to discuss how they might comply with the new rules: by streetsblogmass

I grew up in Waban and we still have a place there that's walkable to Woodlands and Waban stations and I tend to think of MBTA as the rapid transit stations. We're up in NH now and sometimes use the Lowell station to get into Boston. So I don't know the commuter rail system that well.

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Melancton_Smith t1_j6m8iqi wrote

Reply to comment by blackdynomitesnewbag in Dozens of cities and towns are facing their first big deadline to comply with a new state law that requires them to legalize more homes near MBTA stations. In Weston, a notoriously exclusive suburb, town officials met this morning to discuss how they might comply with the new rules: by streetsblogmass

Right? Where does this person think the local zoning power comes from?

https://www.mass.gov/doc/zoningactpdf/download

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