I saw that there was one planned in East Liberty.

https://www.wtae.com/article/justice-for-tyre-nichols-rally-pittsburgh-east-liberty/42692903

Lol, nope.

Sorry if they're not covering it much on Fox news and OAN, but it's literally all over the place.

Psst

It has nothing to do with the race of the cops. For once, these cops were fired and awaiting punishment, as opposed to the dozens of cops who murder unarmed civilians and barely get a slap on the wrist.

That’s the difference.

If you were born in 1983, you're a Millennial. Grats.

Omakase at Umi sounds like it may fit the bill. They are closed for winter break until 2/14/23 however. I liked it better than Mola’s omakase by far!

It’s so funny you mention that because I have a legal concealed carry too! You can petition the governor and your local sheriff to obtain a conceal carry license despite a felony. I’ll also be carrying it to the voting booth because the state of Pennsylvania allows felons to vote. Right now I have a Taurus that I keep with me!

I will be sure not to rob anyone. That’s no worries honey bunny pretty sweet thing. Catch ya outside, little lovey.

Unfortunately, the governor doesn't have the power to do that on his own, and they almost assuredly will not vote for it themselves.

One of the great things about GenX is that protesting wasn't our thing. Boomers loved protests. Millennials and GenZ love to protest. Us? Meh.

Haters gonna hate but their sauce is amazing

Olive Garden in greentree maybe

I'll be doing the same at home

I've never been to Italy, but I assume this cramped, lively basement restaurant is the closest you can get in Pittsburgh.

That's a good one! I ll have to remember that when I'm voting and carrying my legal weapon! Well you tell everyone at NA I said hey and try not to rob anyone on your way, junkie!

That’s strike rat.

It’s a rally to support Post Gazeete workers. They’ve been on strike now for 100 days.

Here’s a link to their strike fund for anyone interested in throwing a few bucks their way to help out.

Piccolo Forno in Lawrenceville is always delicious

Specifically, the segment along the Mon.

• Reclamation of land for productive development.
• Elimination of a massive, miles-long barrier that makes crossing the Mon even harder than it needs to be.
• Reduction of noise pollution along the bike trail and around Mt. Washington (the sound carries across the water).
• Elimination of hilariously dangerous blind urban on-ramps that highway "engineers" squeezed in wherever it looked like it would fit on their little 1:100 scale black-and-white 2D drawings.
• Reduction in the number of unnecessary bridges to be inspected and maintained (elevated highways and ramps are bridges).

A comically expensive undertaking, to be sure. Hence its position at the bottom of the list. The more logical solution would be to have never put it there in the first place. Now it's gone all metastatic into the regional fabric.

Olive Garden in the North Hills. Can you get more authentic?

A cop's race is "cop" and they're all bastards.

I'll be drinking beer and watching sports at the local watering hole.

Will do! 💝 Be blessed pretty girl.

Seriously never heard of it. Looks way worse than the George Floyd incident now that I googled it. Seriously doubt the response will be as large simply due to the races of the cops. I'm not siding with the cops, just pointing out how dumb racializing the police brutality issue is.

Pizzaiolo Primo

Legends in the Northside beside AGH

I’d like to be able to just drive through a tunnel without congestion.