Now I got that song stuck in my head

Edit: to add, I found that first random hello disturbing

Princeton is an hour from Boston with minimal traffic.

It is a suburb of Worcester.

The MIT flea

Picked up an sgi O2 there

You will be offered at best $50k

Like when dog poop just starts to turn white

Yeah, from the way these projects have gone you take the 4 and the 6 out of that number, and add just as many years for the project to start.

Possible sign improvements:

remove "runs": Cumming runs on Dunkin

remove "runs on" and add "donuts coffee": Cumming Dunkin Donuts cofee

Paint, long since faded, as a way to separate those who are from here (here being those who use the road every day) from those who aren't (people who don't use the road every day).

Its an extra local fuck you

Remember, you don't wear a mask to protect yourself, you do it to protect others. The mask doesn't do much to protect you, but it does a lot to keep your shit from spreading.

So you could have COVID, be pre-symptomatic or asymptomatic but be spreading it everywhere. This is one the reasons it was able to spread so quickly in the past, if I feel fine, don't think I am sick, then I see no reason to take any measures, like wearing a mask.

I will add Ebisuya in Medford

Same as the other poster, never used an electric blanket. Just layer some lighter blankets with a heavier blanket. Light cotton layer, wool layer, and heavy down blanket usually is too warm.

Its out past 495, or so the weather man says

Sadly the one in Waltham closed =(

It's to balance out the people driving without any lights.

As god emperor your plans are not ambitious enough. Take a look at the Seoul subway map for some inspiration, which will be further expanded when the high speed subway (underground bullet trains) lines open.

> taken quite a long time to complete this process to get her green-card

Good luck, my wife finally got her interview scheduled, in 2023, 4 years after applying.

You'll be fine, unles you try to start some fights or attack someone. So don't do that.

Me around that time: "why isn't it going down? why is it going back up!?"

> My definition of decent is any area that is generally safe, and that is within walking distance to the subway. It does not have to be quiet; I don't mind being in a lively area. And I don't want to deal with rats and cockroaches. Nothing outlandish.

First, most areas that are walking distance to the subway are generally safe, and clean. So what comes down to is where you work that will decide the best spot to live.

> not be able to get anything decent for $2,700

There are plenty of great places for under $2700, stop looking at the newly built "luxury" places. Check /r/bostonhousing

> rent is the main thing that sucks money in Boston

It is. Save more money and get roommates if you want, or give up on the 40 min commute idea to save more. But at your salary you will be fine.

> currently am using a cardboard box as an end table next to my couch

Ah, the 'derelicte' of home design

Careful now, check those stickers, you are dealing a veteran pro. Surprised they still have their bumper

Something like 20 years ago

Orange Line is looking better these days...

https://dashboard.transitmatters.org/slowzones

just sayin

Wait, its open? Every time I go by it is closed.

Priscilla Candy Shop in Gardner