I think this public awareness campaign should have been called, "Dude, it's not that big":
If there were only a campaign for the assholes who hog the entire subway car pole....
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...I thought it appropriate to revisit some advice I gave to visitors to Boston last year (with a few changes):
Bring a street map. You will get lost. You don't believe me? Then why are you asking me for directions? Your Google search map didn't help, did it? Seriously, the entire city street…
To the men and woman campaigning for the President of the United States:
Hey, how's it going. Boy, I bet it seems like this campaign has been going on forever, huh? All those pancake breakfasts and rubber-chicken dinners... I don't know how you guys manage it.
But here's the thing: the campaign…
Even though it's nearing the end of the tourist season, I was inspired by a letter to Boston's Weekly Dig, and thought some advice for out-of-town visitors would be helpful. First, the letter:
Dear Slack-jawed Touristas,
While we appreciate the dollars that you pump into our Menino-pillaged…
Back when I owned a car*, car insurance payments were always depressing. In the best case scenario, I'm paying money for no purpose; in the worst case, I've been in a collision. Public health is a lot like car insurance, in that it's really important when something bad happens, but when…
Priceless! I'm looking forward to seeing these on my daily commute.
Priceless! I'm looking forward to seeing these on my daily commute.
Priceless! Also see http://www.weeklydig.com/news-opinions/cruel-world/200807/oh-cruel-worl…
Sorry for the multiposts. It didn't appear to load the first couple of times, then I remembered the Dig article and had to find it.
Only in Boston...
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