Chengdu Taste

There's a local woodworker who has them at the Sims st farmer's market on Saturdays.

It's a version of the plot of Homeward Bound.

Ok, I will be there Sunday, what time?

A shame, I have a family thing this weekend and can't do Saturday.

Will there be a Sunday as well or just the one shot at the picture this year?

Ok now it's officially the Feddy Hill Scrotum.

I mean yes, by definition.

They're free for the same reason Milk is usually at the back corner of the grocery store; it incentivizes people to come into the property further and Maybe shop a bit more.

King's Garden in Cranston, Silver Crystal in West Warwick, Golden Chopsticks in Westerly and Golden Palace in Uncasville CT all have some Dim Sum offerings.

If they can somehow keep the murals intact for the new building I would be down.

RIFF has had some very shitty customer service lately.

Tomaselli's is at an Italian American club called the Rosario Society. It's at 17 Rosario Dr. Near the Providence/Cranston line.

RI Food Fights has Lord Of The Wings in January, price has gone up but it's a passport to try wings from places all over the state.

Tomaselli's at Rosario.

A friendly reminder that USL originally pitched Stebbins Field for the home stadium and this whole thing is a boondoggle nobody wants besides developers

It's delayed because they have to work alongside Amtrak crews to ensure the safety and integrity of the rail frontage underneath and those crews are understaffed.

from the DoT to your eyes

Every 2 years

Narragansett Beach, I know some surfers like spots off the Cliff Walk in Newport, Second Beach. Misquamicut in places.

There are places to dig clams where it's easier to boat and dive because while the waters are tidal enough for clams, they're not shallow enough to stand and dig.

That rotary makes fucking sense...

Indeed, but it's still acceptable in the position. Expanding the house and instituting rotating benches in the Federal Court system would go a long way in fixing the things we claim we want term limits for.

It "works" in the Executive because the entire job is managing a legacy bureaucracy and most of the people who get into the position have met and interacted with most of the ones that can't easily be replaced.

Ideally we uncap the house, apply an alternative popular vote compact, and use mixed member districts to start. We no longer need to consider the size of the building and it's offices, Congress ran just fine virtually under COVID (The House, the Senate shut down because Mitch McConnell thought that it was unnecessary)