Wow. My dad took decamp into the city most days for 40 years, sad to see it fine. It was super convenient for our neighborhood.

I realized he was an idiot back in 08 when he told everyone to sell as the market was bottoming out.

I agree, that new HP one is pretty good.

I've lived in Clifton most of my life and yeah, accurate.

>Is the increase in whale deaths attributable to the sonar mapping? Absolutely.

It's a little early to say absolutely.

Of course the "climate activists" that hate wind power are backed by oil.

That almost sounds like this is a sign of a good thing.

You're not, I think they're cool.

I remember when a guy sued Harvey Cedars because they built up the dunes, which he claimed ruined the view from his beachfront house.

Initially he won, but then the town won on appeal, where the judge said that if the dunes hadn't been raised, his house probably would have been washed away by Sandy.

I know a guy who runs a Facebook group where he reposts right wing BS, pretending it's actual analysis. I'm almost positive he gets paid by some PAC to do it, because he's posted from some Koch Foundation event where he got an award for being the best astroturfer, or something.

Anyway, he suddenly cares about the whales, too. It's hilarious how transparent it really is.

As far as I'm aware, we don't know exactly yet.

Goddamn! I didn't know it was actually abandoned like that!

It's bigger than an entire wall of my living room, I was really surprised by it. And wasn't it painted by a German guy who had never even been here but loved the story?

Was this from the parking deck?

Where you come around the bend and see the city? Sunsets are great there too, when it reflects off the buildings.

Seriously? Nobody else does poker?

I definitely remember some government agency, maybe National Weather Service, issuing very serious warnings because they didn't want to think it would be like Irene again.

Some of them just drew a 4 to make them into trump 2024 signs.