the pope

my unprofessional guess: either utility upgrades or road upgrades (for weight purposes?)

remus never gets old

if anyone really cares, the new Marc's in Coventry is open. for a marks it doesn't look bad, and after the facade "improvements" it certainly looks better than the old medic

sculpture-tastic

based on what i gather from you guys, i'd be up to a carton a day.

^what a terrible pun.....i'm assuming that is correct phrase though...

i've said in the older threads, so why not here. While I echo many of the comments on this forum, my bottom line is that, sure, why the hell not louisville. I'm not going down there to see optimus jenga, but if I happen to be louisville, I'll certainly stop by.

talent as in, the ability to whine?

just to spite coldayman, bah

^i saw you today, but I was on the phone, and you've already had your share of pope for the month.

that's a bit pompous, don't you think? (or maybe you were being overtly sarcastic)

i'm hoping that it was a typo and he meant heterogeneous

Developers, Case sign memo for 'college town' Tuesday, December 12, 2006 Tom Breckenridge Plain Dealer Reporter Two developers making their mark in Cleveland's core are ready to tackle the much-anticipated "college town" development in University Circle. Developers Nathan Zaremba and MRN Ltd., in a joint venture, have signed a letter of intent with Case Western Reserve University to pursue the $120 million mix of arts, retail and dwellings. It's planned for about eight acres north and south of Euclid Avenue, east of the Ford Drive-Mayfield Road intersection. http://www.cleveland.com/plaindealer/stories/index.ssf?/base/isedu/1165924555110800.xml&coll=2

i don't care what's going on in the picture, great vantage point (let me guess, parking garage?)

re: blinker12's mom -- Oops!

not only am I normal, I'm also the coolest forumer.

^can I be mothra and we can fight to the death?

god, europeans are always 20 years behind the the US' culture.....they were probably listening to sly fox while doing it.

maybe i don't see a real direct correlation, but quiet trains equals better business investment?

i still think nuge was robbed.

^seriously, its not even a rivalry anymore......

kingfish: I haven't been myself yet, but from what i hear pictures of the mercado really aren't doing it justice and that it really is a nice aspect/integrated into the community. (like i said, just what i hear)

^so instead of living in litigation/legal land let me ask: what have people's experiences been so far with the unenforceability? Are you experiencing more bars that still allow smoking, or ones that are keeping it banned for this interim stage?

again i ask: does it really matter? answer: no.

someone suffers from a bad case of boosterism and jealousy.