Yep, after the last film I saw there, I vowed never to go there again. It's
a shame, because otherwise it's such a nice theatre.
The last time we were there, someone lit up a marijuana cigarette inside the
theatre. Then about half an hour later 3 cops showed up during the movie and
arrested him
was written up on Philly.com.
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What constitutes a "serious crime"?
From: "Elizabeth F. Campion" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: "Elizabeth F. Campion" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [UC] Crime Map : UC comes out as safer than some "better" areas.
Date: Thu, 7 Oct 2004 00:02:55 -0400
As someone predicted...
...
I dunno. Everyone says there is good pizza in UCity, but I haven't found it
yet.
Though I really like gourmet yuppie pizza (a la Pietro's and Lombardi's in
Center City), and that type of pizza hasn't really made it over to West
Philly, to my knowledge. I know there's a place called Rustic Pizz
I'm sorry, exactly *how* is this illegal, may I ask? What exactly is illegal
about helping unregistered people get registered to vote? Unless this
organization is saying "register to vote--but only if you register
Democrat," I don't see what is disingenuous about it, "progressive agenda"
or no.
Well, as I said in the post that the problem I have personally w/the
Farragut Street El stop is multifactorial, and stems mainly from the fact
that the area is A) desolate, meaning there aren't many stores open at night
and no restaurants or anything like that and B) that it is poorly lit. I
pe
Tsk-tsk. For those of you who STILL fail to understand, I will spell it out
as clearly as I can:
MR. HUGS is MAGIC. He defies both physics and gravity.
No, Mr. Hugs would certainly never stoop to doing anything so undignified as
to allow himself to be tossed into the air like so many rubber ball
Another good use for Pete Coyle's bumper stickers
Only a fool would steal a trashcan with a bumper sticker that says "I
*heart* child p0rn."
From: Kyle Cassidy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: Kyle Cassidy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [UC] The odd behavior of my neighbors
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This is an interesting discussion and all, but where's Bender's excoriation
when you need it, with the obligatory command that everyone involved should
"take it to culture"?
From: Richard Moreau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTEC
Hah! Get this: Jannie Blackwell's office says that landscaping the lot would
be considered TRESPASSING, because it does not belong to Kyle. So instead,
the blight on the block that is that vacant lot has to sit there
undisturbed, lest Kyle get hauled into court by heaven-knows-who.
From: "Jonat
From: John Ellingsworth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Kyle
I am curious - how much of this discomfort with your immediate neighbors
do you actually share with them? Are they aware of how you feel? Do you
cc them on these complaints to the greater community? In all fairness,
you probably should.
Talking to
From: "Jonathan Cass" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
If you want to continue with the kitty shots, how about some action poses
with the two of you -- working with some power tools around the house,
changing the oil in the car together, Mr. Hugs and you roto-tilling the
vacant lot or out duck hunting, stuff l
From: "Jonathan Cass" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
combined with your admission that you had to leave a drinking engagement
early to help your wife clean the house, is troubling, to say the least. I
Whoah. Some clarification is needed here. 1) Kyle and I are _not_ married;
and 2) the HOUSE in question be
Hi all,
Kyle and I are trying to find a way to become more active in the community,
especially regarding volunteerism. I know a lot of people on this list are
very active in the community in all sorts of ways, and I'm wondering if
anyone participates in/knows about Habitat for Humanity. I've be
Hi everyone,
Does anyone know of a good music school/string instrument teacher in
University City or Center City? I just recently bought a cello and I'd like
to take some lessons to learn how to play it (I played violin for some years
quite some time ago, but I do feel I need some refreshing).
From: "William Zardus" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
But if they don't have that option, what
do you think they are going to eat ?
I'm not sure what the point of that study would be.
You'd have to conduct the study in a neighborhood
that was very committed to eliminating access to
garbage over an extended pe
I think the "solution" in these instances, unfortunately, is not "spay and
release," but rather "trap and euthanize." Some animal shelters offer cat
traps that you can put in your backyard or wherever strays congregate. The
cat gets trapped, and you take the trapped cat to a shelter to be
eutha
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (David Miller)
whole gauntlet of trash. And one more thing, where do all the chicken
bones
on our streets come from?
HA That's what I notice, too---the chicken bones.
Though now, thanks to Kyle, I also notice empty Hug containers (those
plastic fruit drink contain
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Sarah,
My thoughts EXACTLY. I think Philadelphia in general has a bit of a
self-esteem/image problem, and I believe this was a really good opportunity
(now lost) for the city to shine. Not to mention word of this hullaballoo is
sure to get around, and may well cause other productions (who might
From: Kyle Cassidy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Mark said:
> I give Roger Herman Kudos for his patience.
> Thanks
I agree, it's rare to find a restaurant owner who cares at all. I'm excited
about the non-smoking bar in ANY event.
I second all of the above
Christy
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To all University City cat owners:
Kyle and I wanted to share with you the very positive experience we had
yesterday evening with Dr. Elizabeth McKinstry, otherwise known as the Cat
Vet. Her cozy little office is just over the Schuylkill on the 2200 block of
South. Truly, if it werent for the
Hi all,
I am new to this list and new to University City in general (I spent the
bulk of my tenure in Philadelphia in Center City, excepting a brief stint in
northeast philly that I'd rather pretend never happened). I'm enjoying
reading all of the posts and you all seem like a lively, eclectic
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