In a message dated 11/23/2004 11:44:22 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hunting notes from all over (fuckin foreigners don't understand the
concept of private property)
"Police identified the shooter as Chai Vang, 36, a hunter
from St. Paul, Minn., who is
If
it weren't for Penn's dismal record in top-down planning for its commercial
spaces, its horrible rate of failures, its revolving door for one business after
another that make no market sense ... I'd assume the followingwas a
spoof.
Al Krigman
This
At 08:59 AM 11/30/2004, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If it weren't for Penn's dismal record in top-down planning for its
commercial spaces, its horrible rate of failures, its revolving door for
one business after another that make no market sense ... I'd assume the
following was a spoof.
Al Krigman
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I was straddling the line for a while, but I believe I have come to the
firm decision that Ross is definitely crazy. Comical as hell, but crazy
for sure.
I think ross is using his conspiracy theories to avoid
having sex with us.
:-D
.
laserbeam®
[aka ray]
Thats really funny - I think I've heard it all now... Ha Ha Ha..
M. M. Harvey
L a s e r B e a m ®
Hi,
I've been repeatedly told that it costs $20 to take a taxi between
downtown and the airport. I assumed this meant from anywhere in the
city which would include University City. My misunderstanding was
confirmed on various taxi trips where I was charged the $20 fee.
However, one
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I would have to say that a majority of the times I have used a cab to
return from the airport they have tried the same trick...funny since there
is a map pasted in the pasted in the passenger area that explains all
that. Usually the cab driver tries to justify the $20.00 by saying that in
Title: RE: [UC] taxi overcharging from airport
Often when a taxi picks me up, they ask if I want the flat fee or mileage. For me, it comes out pretty much the same either way from where I am. I usually take the flat fee now.
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From: Stephen Fisher [mailto:[EMAIL
Stephen Fisher [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It turns out it's only $15 to go from my house in University
City (46th @ Regents) to the airport.
I've taken metered rides from the airport to my house on the war-torn
4600 block of Hazel many times over the past five years (I always have
to ask for
Yep, there really is a cereal place opening on Walnut Street! They're
part ofa chain and the one here is being worked on, there's already a sign
up over the doors. So, expect them to open sometime soon.
Personally? I think it's weird .
Wendy
I got a $50 surcharge when I asked to be let off in the 4600 block of
Hazel once. The cabbie said something about 'in the line of fire.'
On Nov 30, 2004, at 10:40 AM, Stephen Fisher wrote:
City. So I payed him, took his license info and called today to find
out the truth. I was correct. The
One consideration regarding trips from the Airport to UC:
Metering will probably never cost less than $15.00 but could easily
exceed $20.00.
Highway closure (accidents and heavy rain)
Heavy traffic (2 major sporting events at or near FUC)
Lost driver (shouldn't happen,
Dear Kyle,
It is hard to believe your last line.
I am sure that Republicans have been trained to stiff waiters, cabbies
and other members of the blue hoi-poloi, and then, when they are sure the
worker is aware of the slight, smile and say, Vote Democratic.
I hear it works better than 10% and a
Last I checked, the state legislature was controlled by the GOP. Maybe I
missed something.
Doesn't matter, I don't want to restart the GOP vs. Dems debate that seems
to flare up from time to time on this list. The behavior of both state and
city governments makes me ill.
-Original
From what I understand, those crazy college kids eat cereal 24-7. That
being said, I really have a hard time believing that this place has very
good long-term prospects. Maybe they will make millions and prove me wrong.
I bet not.
Jonathan A. Cass
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From: [EMAIL
Though sounding gender-biased these days, my grandmother used to tell me
that A fool and his money are soon parted. Her saying is as reasonable a
buisness plan as many that have been floated in the past few years.
-Original Message-
From: Jonathan Cass [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
Title: free refrigerator
I'm trying to get rid of a 19.6 cu. Ft. Kenmore refrigerator. It's a top freezer model and kind of beige in color. It's probably 15 or so years old, but it's in good working condition. I'm happy to give it away to anyone willing to come and take it. Any suggestions?
Dear Liz,
Although I understand your humor and jest, ultimately it is not funny.
Which is exactly why I take the recent Presidential Election as a personal
affront.
How dare those Red States who have not been the direct victims of the
September 11, 2001 attacks, override those of us who lost
While I can't be precise about the relative timings, I can tell you
that there's a much shorter route from 46th and Hazel or 46th and
Regents to the Airport: drive out to 49th Street, proceed down 49th
Street into Lindbergh Boulevard, out on Lindbergh Boulevard, left at
Island Avenue, right at
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