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echocomplex t1_jdwvnjp wrote
Reply to Is this what French people look like? by Ajxyn
Looks like something from parasite eve.
echocomplex t1_jdp3d46 wrote
Reply to comment by Mei_Flower1996 in How common was remote/hybrid work ,before COVID, in Boston? by Mei_Flower1996
I lived w my parents in Boston suburbs for awhile while working in the city, it was about 80 minutes door to door either by driving or commuter rail. Then I moved to Somerville, just 6 miles from my job downtown. Believe it or not, my commute using the T was about 50-60 minutes. Later I moved to Melrose, a town much closer to Boston than my parents town, and considered highly desirable by commuters, but further away than Somerville, and the commute was about 60 or 70 minutes (via bus and subway). After that I bought a house one town over from where my parents live, due to cost reasons, and bc fuck it, my commutes never felt super different even when I was theoretically living considerably closer to work as the crow flies, for me it didn't radically improve my quality of life to live considerably closer.
echocomplex t1_j6ba1fk wrote
Was wondering if it was taqueria Mexicana, that's my alltime favorite Mexican place, and is also in Waltham.
echocomplex t1_j65o1ec wrote
Reply to Does anyone know of a reasonably priced painter in Boston? We are looking for a painter for our nursery. The best quote we have had so far is $950 for ceiling, walls, baseboards and 2 doors. $950 seems like a lot for a 10x14 room. by lolotaylo
I had a room painted last year that was a similar size and the quotes from well regarded painters in my area were about that (including paint).
echocomplex t1_iwm3q96 wrote
Reply to comment by waqitzikin in How can I officially prove in Massachusetts that I have never been married? by Kantmzk
It's very interesting because in the US a notary mainly just attests that your signature is genuine, whereas in some Latin American countries notaries are like pseudo lawyers and are expected to do much more.
echocomplex t1_iujquic wrote
Probably not the most high paying option but I've seen former attorneys, mostly women who want to exit big law and have better work like balance, become sales/demonstration reps for attorney software like westlaw. In Massachusetts you can also obtain a real estate brokers license if you are licensed to practice law, that might be another avenue to explore.
echocomplex OP t1_isz3gzu wrote
Reply to comment by takenotes617 in Water st. Downtown Boston. Were the sidewalks built this sloped intentionally or did they extensively settle? by echocomplex
I think so. Walked by it today and it still had the sign up and stuff.
echocomplex OP t1_isqbqa1 wrote
Reply to comment by psc0425 in Water st. Downtown Boston. Were the sidewalks built this sloped intentionally or did they extensively settle? by echocomplex
Guide them where, into the gutter?
echocomplex OP t1_isq7ow2 wrote
Reply to comment by AutoModerator in Water st. Downtown Boston. Were the sidewalks built this sloped intentionally or did they extensively settle? by echocomplex
Idiot bot. This is why I'm not concerned about AI taking over.
echocomplex OP t1_isq32em wrote
Reply to comment by ZippityZooZaZingZo in Water st. Downtown Boston. Were the sidewalks built this sloped intentionally or did they extensively settle? by echocomplex
I miss beantown hoagie, a sandwich place that used to be located on this street.
echocomplex OP t1_isowx7q wrote
Reply to comment by becausefrog in Water st. Downtown Boston. Were the sidewalks built this sloped intentionally or did they extensively settle? by echocomplex
Makes sense, I've seen other sloped sidewalks in the city. It may not be evident from the picture but these ones are mega sloped. I didn't get out a ruler but my rough feeling is the lower side is 8-10+ inches lower than the high side in places.
Water st. Downtown Boston. Were the sidewalks built this sloped intentionally or did they extensively settle?
echocomplex t1_je4jxlf wrote
Reply to This photo is not edited by LeviV123
Opening the coffin