>No horrible lines like Mike's/Modern

I see you've never walked past there around last call.

Ah, butts. I figured it was a long shot for anyone not in the city, but not an hours-long long shot.

So, does anyone here have any idea if there's a chance of seeing from the North End, or do I shake my fist at my preference for living in areas with light pollution?

Wait they brought that back? I must've missed the email and IG story!

They had it, or something very similar, maybe five (??) years ago for Cinco de Mayo, and I remember my take was that I was psyched to see a novel flavor, but it was not for me.

That said, I may try it as a mixer if I find it again this year. I don't think I tried that last time.

Filed on 2/20, got em both today.

Also MilesPerHoward on Twitter. He's the guy that mapped the Urban Trail last year, and regularly posts about interesting hikes within the city (like hidden trails in Brookline!) Even as someone who's typically lazy AF, it's always interesting to learn about some of the lesser-known hikes in the area.

First, don't block an exit.

Second, if you do end up accidentally blocking an exit, stop blocking it as quickly as possible, especially if someone has indicated that they need to use the exit. (That was the holding the same railing as you bit.) This can mean moving into the car, stepping out of the car, whatever. Just stop blocking it.

Third, don't fucking trip someone. Ever. For any reason.

Fourth, when you do commit assault in a location that has plenty of security cameras, don't come crying to Reddit and ask us what you did wrong.

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Uvida in the North End usually has them. Looks like they're listed as in stock on their website, too.

I've never looked for pierogi on menus here, but now I want them.

Even better, I want a niche restaurant that's dumplings of the world. It seems like most cultures have something that's a filled carb, so put them all on the same menu and I will immediately buy bigger pants.

Look into charity and nonprofit galas. Most will have something similar, though ticket prices can be high (since it's a donation, y'know.)

There's one on Schroeder Plaza, but I can never remember the name. Might not be worth it though, the folks who work there tend to be bastards.

Okay? That doesn't change the fact that someone doesn't have to be vision impaired for their animal to be an actual service dog; service animals can be trained to perform many different things for folks. Emotional support animals are an entirely different thing, and unrelated to my point.

There are other reasons to have a service animal, FYI.

When you figure it out, let us all know. My experience is they close them all without addressing them whether you use the app or call.

At least you'll have a paper trail to get out of a ticket?

Important question: are you waiting until you're already cold to put on your gloves?

If so, put them on earlier. It's easier to keep warm than to re-warm.

Ahhhh yes, the T Bosons, my favorite team.

(JK it looks good and I'd wear it.)

It's like Mario, though, you have to break the one on the left with your head.

I mean, it's been a while since I was on food stamps, but I can absolutely say that when I was, I definitely couldn't afford to have any of my income earmarked for retirement. Might as well offer free fuel for private planes as a benefit.

:(

No, it's very on brand for it to be something this ridiculous.

Doing the early vote thing... has anyone launched a write in campaign for DA? I know we're basically guaranteed to end up with Hayden, but if I'm going to throw away my vote by not voting for him, I'd rather it go to someone actually running and better than him than writing in someone like David Ortiz.

Nope! Their eligibility and application instructions are here. They even offer digital cards for access to their online resources if you're not able to travel to Boston for a physical card. (Tip on that: if you're trying to borrow an ebook that has a waitlist, your BPL card grants you borrowing privileges to something like 7 or 8 other library networks in MA, and usually you can find an available copy of the ebook through one of them!)

Depends on how expensive the other parts of your life are. If you travel often, party often, own a car, or have a lot of debt, you might need one (especially if you want to live somewhere nicer).

If you're frugal and flexible on what you want in an apartment, you'll be just fine.

If they live or work in MA they're eligible for a card. Not helpful if they're out-of-staters, but more people should know how accessible the cards are.