Video Underground in JP is a small coffee shop/micro-cinema/movie rental store. Locally owned, staff is awesome.

I missed those Manhattans. Glad to see the place reopened!

Thank the Supreme Court for that one:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/O%27Connor_v._Donaldson

Also one of (if not the) best burgers in Boston.

r/boston: "Police should be a part of the community they serve"

Police: "Cool, can our LGBT officers be a part of the parade?"

r/boston: autistic screeching

Redditors will abandon any and all stated principles as soon as a group they dislike (in this case, cops) stands on the other side.

Dude, don't edit your post after someone has already replied to it. Bad form.

>Police are the enforcers.

I agree. They enforce what we (the royal we, citizens via popularly elected representatives and an independent judiciary) tell them to enforce. Would you rather they each enforce their own personal interpretation of right and wrong?

FFS, they're bureaucrats with guns, not philosopher kings.

> Police are generally the villains in the struggle for LGBT+ equality.

Really? Police pass legislation? Refuse to issue marriage licenses? Deny medical care?

$20 says they don't allow cops to march. IIRC, that's what similar organizations in other cities have done. Because a gay person stops being gay when they put on a blue uniform, apparently.

I had no idea about Ritzy East. Food is absolutely incredible, though.

If you actually have a poutine spreadsheet, I just want you to know that you are a goddamn hero.

Globe is trash

Gonna miss Brato's grilled cheese flight. Losing the Dogwood in JP come January is going to suck too (especially considering the beating dining in JP has already taken).

Smart criminals (to the extent that those exist) will sometimes break into cars, take a look at the registration to see where the owner lives, and grab a garage door opener (if they have one).

That's why, if you have a garage, it's always a good idea to lock the door leading to the house.

I doubt that happened to you, though. More of a suburbs thing.

Fact: gay marriage killed the dinosaurs

Sure, but the kind of tent you'd take to mount Everest can cost like 6K.

I'm not sure how much overlap there is between "someone who has 6K to drop on a tent" and "someone who can't afford housing"

What does law enforcement's response and the bars response have to do with each other?

FWIW, I don't think you're lying. I just don't understand your thought process