Financial_Cancel1577

Financial_Cancel1577 t1_ja4j1i8 wrote

Look, it's extremely easy to stop them. A fence. Some caution tape. Calling the cops on them after they start digging. An inconveniently placed car. Removing the flags. Some fake DigSafe markers. A cease-and-desist. Snow fort. Vicious dog. Vicious dog with a gun. Singing telegram. Impromptu archery tournament. Overly curious moose. Claymores (the swords). Claymores (not the swords). Overgrown Roomba. Filming for Furious 11. Cometary fragment impact.

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Financial_Cancel1577 t1_j29aygt wrote

I would absolutely love to have dogs in shops and cafes. It's against the law for very good reasons, so I'm fine with the staff insisting they can't come in. No one wants to trigger a health inspection or lose a license.

Edit to add: there is no such thing as "proof" that an animal is a service animal. You take people at their word, the end.

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Financial_Cancel1577 t1_j1i7vv0 wrote

God the molasses flood really was hilarible. On the one hand, killed by a notoriously slow liquid. On the other hand, because it was so thick and slow they kept it at near-boiling all the time so they could pump it out faster. It was basically hot tar. Edit: turns out I was full of crap. My apologies.

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Financial_Cancel1577 t1_iwnqujn wrote

You kinda have to go out of your way to find dangerous places in Boston. Any well-lit place is going to be just fine.

Even on Mass & Cass no one is there to fuck with you, they're just having a real, real bad day, #8,544 of 27,000. Besides, if you get in trouble just yell YANKEES SUCK! and hopefully that will calm folks down.

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