But really, fuck the rest of the country.

Eh, The Mayor in Worcester is not that important. The City Council and City Manager wield all the important power.

Sick :( Caught the cold going around earlier this week.

Maybe but because you always have to yield to the pedestrian you lose regardless. You can't run them over so there aren't many options.

I loved wandering around in Spags as a kid. Those tight aisles were fun. Whole place had a cool vibe. My dad always let me go get a Matchbox or Hot Wheels car from the big bin if we went into the main store.

Is it that hard to Google?

DEAD BABIES IN SHOEBOXES.

Not built, but I'd ditch the city-council system for a strong mayor system. City council doesn't work well for the size of Worcester.

Another vote for WPI as a very good engineering school.

Hasn't been cold enough for the heat yet, heck I'm still wearing gym shorts and a t-shirt indoors.

I know a lot of No on 4 folks. I'm not that surprised it was close even though I expected it to pass.

General reason always given is: "They're illegal, they shouldn't be here in the first place - don't give them an incentive to stay". I don't agree with that position, but that's the one I'm familiar with.

Neg, mostly owner-occupied condos.

2bd 700sqft, all utilities included + off street parking outside Porter Sq for $2400.

I use the other bedroom as an office.

Fuck Mumbles. He is beloved because he made a bunch of people rich by basically being a NIMBY. Nothing got built in Boston unless he personally OKed it and he kept favor with neighborhoods with this stance.

Have you ever lived somewhere where the temperate can consistently be below freezing and there can be more than a dusting of snow?

1. Buy a warm heavy coat.
2. Buy some boots. A lot of people will say get proper snow boots, but I like just waterproofed work boots with good tread.
3. It's perfectly acceptable to drink Dunk's Iced Coffee when the temperature is 10 degrees and the windchill is making it feel like -10.
4. Layers are your friend.

Edit: If you have a car and you don't know how to to drive in sleet or snow, stay off the fucking road.

It's walkable but only a few areas are pedestrian friendly. The places that people think of as traditionally "Boston" (Fenway, Back Bay, South End, Chinatown, DTX etc) are pedestrian friendly. The rest of it is not and there's a lot of land and people in those areas. How familiar are you with the rest of Boston? Walk past Mass Ave. sometime into Roxbury or head out to Roslindale or Mattapan and see how pedestrian friendly it is for yourself...

Yup, they were hungry. Probably roughed him up good too.

They sell at collector prices tho which if you just wanna play older titles can be a burden.

Where is the WPD gonna get their donuts now?

I'm guessing domestic violence.

I'd be wiling to bet North Adams is college bar drinking and fighting.