Hahaha. This is too good. Rudest people too
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Traded on the NYSE and a component of the S&P 500. Filling the void created when true small town retail was put down.
Not here, but the tourists small towns, like Nashville, still support a lot of one of a kind shops. We spend time up in Michigan in the summer and all of the lake towns are filled with unique stores and restaurants. Good Michigan microbreweries, too.
I'm talking about shoe stores and sporting goods stores and neighborhood grocery stores and the like. Not tourism stuff.
Well I see you found the one good(ish), kind of, pic of that effin weed patch where some usable park space could actually be. And then you got most of the usual puss suspects to like it. What a waste of space and an eye sore.That's actually a passive water treatment system for the open storm sewer that empties into it from under 17th. It's a great example of good public works.
If a good enjoyable park could be trans, This is it!
Now that I only come to town about twice a year, just to get some colored ribbon and wifi, I was surprised to see that one. I thought it was well placed and big enough, but NOT one inch to big. I could see it being a little bigger for sure!
If it was an ellipse about and ran over that evil SOB's house just to the south and west of it, I'd donate $100k. And stop to piss on his previous house monthly.
not that I hold 20 year grudges.
No, but it is has long been a college town problem. Twenty years ago there was a similar issue already underway in Bloomington, State College, etc.
WSJ Podcast said something like 1.6 million units were built last quarter, a fair number of which are single family. Because nobody is willing to move.
Clicks, there are a lot of clicks. The urban and south/ south east crowd have always (30-40 yrs) been uppity'ish. It's like they enjoy being controlled and their safe words are MORE TAXES PLEASE. Those are not "real" indigenous Monroe county area residents.
Don't get me wrong, it's not totally San Fran, and one can have a nice dinner, but compared "the good old days" it's closer TO San Fran than it is NOT San Fran. It's all a perspective I suppose.
Kliendorfers? Have they weathered the storm? Talk about ICON!
When they go down.......... That is when Aliens land and take over. Kliendorfers is our last hope. The true definition of, "daddy won't sell the farm".
I looked it up and it's over 19,000 locations as of last month. Had no idea it was that many.
They’re putting the hurt on Wal Mart. You can also get Bread,Milk, Eggs there.
You are quite sheltered if you think Bloomington is as progressive as SF or LA.
It was for comparison only. And the locals don't care if it IS AS, or ALMOST, or KINDA CLOSE... They are sick of the HS.
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