You're the only one making that argument, bro.

And?

That neighborhood would have been responsible for fighting that development. Considering the population is mostly transient...Yeah.

If we develop the land next to the park, then the developer gets to offload their greenspace to the public and sell it as a feature!

I love how you guys are painting Galloway as some enclave of rich people mansions. It's filled with regular houses and is a community that came together to tell the city no.

BandsInTown has been pretty decent.

Don't worry, our current state leadership is very concerned about protecting our environment and regulating businesses. This won't ever happen again.

No, it's not tied to the bike park. It's not even anywhere near the proposed development in Galloway.

Okay. Is explaining road law controversial?

Be a good driver and you won't have anything to worry about. Cycles are classified as vehicles and have the same rights to the road as everyone else does.

Two rivers bike park has a lot of asphalt, does it?

Yes, they've said that on the page.

Pretty sure one of the dudes from Clawhammer owned the place. You could try asking them there...even though they're also MIA.

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063654557064

less ≠ none

No... No. Let him be...

Dude, we get it.

He was pretty mixed on subjects but if you compare the content of the jokes it does seem a bit one-sided.

Of the material? Plenty raunchy. The venue itself was pretty clean, too.

Be nice. Just ask them politely to get off of you

It was a decent show but leaned a little too into politics and misdirected millennial angst.

Private party? It's pretty risky dealing with used insulin.

If you like military worship and religious pandering then any you pick will be good.