You said the people who live in the garage.

>And the lives of the people who live in the garage

What people live in the garage?

Also skimming the article before commenting might be helpful...

"The MBTA garage opened in 2014 across the street from the Beverly Depot and was designed to support up to four levels of development on top of it. "

Providence RI to South Station Boston is 1 hr 15 minutes or so. There is ZERO chance of making that drive in less than that during rush hours. Plus when on the commuter rail you can do other things besides driving such as reading a book, getting another hour sleep, needlepoint, play games on your phone, watch a movie, practice the bagpipes (ok don't do that one), etc.

Just teach him to say "Fucking Ass!" for a while then offer the teacher the option to go back to "Oh My God".

But on a serious note, if the teacher is making your son upset and sad, you need to talk to the principal about it. Explain you are working with your son to break the habit and the teacher's behavior towards your sons needs to be more positive (reminding him of other phrases to use rather than scolding him).

In the meantime, you the parents might want to make an effort to try a new phrase. If your son stops hearing you guys say it, it will be easier for him to use something else as well.

Source: https://www.mass.gov/service-details/open-burning-safety

"Outdoor cooking is allowed year-round in all communities and is not subject to open burning limits."

and

"Fire pits have become popular in recent years. But unless they are being used for cooking, they are subject to the MassDEP open burning regulation. If you do use a fire pit for cooking, the fire must be:
Kept to a reasonable size
Located away from combustible materials
Contained in a non-flammable enclosure, and
Tended by someone who is 18 years of age or older. "

and

"Some cities and towns regulate, limit or prohibit the use of chimineas, fire pits and outdoor fireplaces. To find out if your community has specific requirements, contact your local fire department."

Yep so in the long run you will win back about $100 for every $200 spent.

Your OJ example was the result of a civil case brought to court and a judgement (by an actual judge) rendered. This is not the same thing as having your property seized and then the government just deciding on their own to not return it even though you were not guilty (legally speaking) of any crime. As there was no civil case that allowed the seized assets to be kept by the government, they should be returned. If the government doesn't want to, then they need a court judgement stating they can keep it.

'cause... cops, that's why.

You were approaching a yield sign and as the second car in line your only job was to maintain a safe distance from car #1 who might yield at a yield sign.

Knocking the price down on a ticket has zero effect on points on your driving record. A ticket is a ticket and is not in any way "weighted" but how the ticket cost at the time.

Clearly entitled and feels why should I have to pay for anything. Scumbag.

Use Unddit to read deleted posts.

Much like all the Karma farmers here who post the same story a 2nd, 3rd, or 7th time in this sub because they are too busy whoring for upvotes to take the time to note it has already been posted.

Absolutely. The food is good (not great) but you go for the experience and now you go to fit in as many final memorials before it goes away (in its current form).

I see you keeping up with current events.

Agreed. Those are not hot, black, and unsweetened as coffee should be.

10 miles west of Boston? No such thing. Western Mass is a myth don't ya know? This picture proves it.

Why don't they call for finishing the gawd damn overly late order or new cars for the orange and red lines?

Were you on a sailboat? The pedantic folks wanna know.

>There’s no reason that we shouldn’t have a regular commuter rail form Boston to Hyannis.

While only seasonal the CapeFLYER runs from Boston to Hyannis and back over that bridge, so it isn't just "trash". But the argument could be made to increase the number of trains and extend to all year service. Unfortunately the MBTA can barely keep the Orange and Red lines running, so...

Separate train bridge already exists and is in use.

>Imagine: a train from south station to the cape

And imagine if it was called the CapeFLYER.

"Should I try to get off?"

No, just edge until then.

How do you not qualify for Mass Save if you are a National Grid electrical service customer? You are paying into the program. It is the "Energy Efficiency Chg" under the delivery services portion of your bill. If you see that charge, then you should qualify for the Mass Save program and services.

Well yeah, that is why they are mostly out of business now. Are there any left in Massachusetts anymore?