the pope

Me to, unless you count the times I cut thru there to get to Detroit or Bowling Green and Toledo. my rule is if I get out of my car (non gas station related) then i've been to city

no, not lady blue! where will i buy my fenced goods?

while not google developed, has anyone ever tried using Trulia? It takes MLS listings and puts them on a google map. I find it a wonderful tool as I'm in the very early stages of house scouting. I've found that no realtor provides a one stop map for only their listings. sample search of 44113: http://www.trulia.com/OH/Cleveland/44113/

i can count the number of times i've been in westlake on one hand.

i did learn that if I install those on my car, I'll be safe from Molotov cocktail toting hoodlums!

Of course it is, you know as well as anyone there is only one true god.

when watching tv during primetime, their promos were different from the one's described here. They were, "blah blah, safety glass", with no mention of scared suburbanitis.

i'm sorry, but MTS lecturing someone about staying explicitly on topic? pot......

wow, if there's a market for that, I'd better start working on my full body teflon bullet proof zoot suit.

yeah, it seemed way too much sand that appeared over night. As for crossing euclid between E4th and 9th, might as well take your life in your own hands(okay, slight exaggeration), with a) no or poor signage and b) a guessing game to where you can get across a construction area every day c) the usual cleveland motorist mentality (you're only a person, and therefore have no right to enter the crosswalk when I'm momentarily stopped at a stop sign) (man i'm really doing a lot of bitching today)

My understanding a temporary sidewalk was poured just for this stretch, and it was fine, your usual concrete pad. Then they decided to dump sand on it, and its been that way for about about 6-8 weeks. I'm just being annoying joe suburbanite who is getting sick of sandstorms (literally), constantly cleaning my shoes off, and more frequent trips to the dry cleaners.

hey, remember last year when both the Twins and Tigers played crazy .650-.700 ball for a month and all the rest of the division could do is just look up? Lets keep this up.

does that message sound like the butt whooping chicago has been receiving?

^doesn't seem like, but I don't know.

^i'd argue that practically any rust belt city has its share of leeches.

so can anyone explain to me the use of sand, over top the temporary concrete pad? I'm thinking of Euclid, the northern stretch between the square and E. 9th.

in fairness, hasn't the el in chicago really lost a step with their recent capital disinvestment campaign?

It seems like you and ColDayMan have nicknames for just about every building. meh, scroll up a few posts to my last picture.

^i "think" Lansing, MI does something very similar (lighting that is) to its massive power plant just across the river from downtown, could be wrong though.

My Three Potential typical one line responses: And as someone who doesn't care for YOUR God, I'm offended by the coverage given to this knee jerk reactionist. You know what, its a free market economy, go ahead and go else where for your coffee, I'm sure starbucks will do just fine without. Lord hope you don't drive a Ford or GM Automobile, who have both given heavily to GLBT Causes. Enjoy your sodomymobile

yay, the pacman building!

also, most Shaker trains have the driver's ID listed by his window. If you do take the time to complain, make sure you also compliment the superior operators that they do have.

I don't think its on brulant's immeadiate horizon. However, they are still munching up smaller companies, and adding people left and right. Give them another year or two until they completely fill up their space in Beachwood which was recently completely renovated by city architects. They hiring youngen's like its going out of style, so their employee base might be a better fit than most.

i pick up all my ladies on the internet.

cincy-rise, your avatar is one of my all time favorite movie moments.