Dang, $49k a year for beating your meat? Not bad

My 2 favorite places are Powerinherbs.com and Premierteaco.com

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Stick to worrying about the weather, JV Milt Dunne. Go suckle a Rose of Sharon. These two are quintessential Massa. Rich, White Phonies that live in leafy suburbs that only vote every four years, and check the “D” box. I’ve listened to them from my own Mcalester.

This isn’t near Harvard, is it? 🤦‍♀️🤣

Gross.

Pilgrim Land (ing)

Confused as to where you think I said I wanted to go to a grocery store to buy it. I asked for any and all recommendations

Nuka-World

I work in seaport and I preferred the walk to fort point over the walk to northern (I think google maps claimed northern was closer, but the other one had fewer busy roads to cross). Haven’t gone in awhile but that’s a bummer

Bovas

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My first job in 2004 was $5.15 an hour. I can't believe I wasted all of that time in my youth working for nothing.

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I went to my first Free Jacks game last season too and noted a similar vibe to a Lowell Spinners game! I now have season tickets and am excited to see attendance keep growing

Yes, there is. And that’s the one I’ll have to go to from now on, but going to the Fort point location was already a 10 min walk for me, so now it’s a ~30 min round trip for the alternative location. Not ideal given that I go to SG 3-4 times a week.

I have those tension rods for curtains, and then curtains with holes that thread through. It never falls.

Baseball should be free to be fair. It sucks ass

They have two kinds of tiramisu. The cake style they keep in the cake case and the quarter sheet style they prepack and sell for 13/14 bucks. The prepack is the good stuff.

Source- worked there for years, and still go back for the prepack style for birthdays and holidays. It's fantastic.

Nope. My pitchfork will remain out indefinitely.

Seriously. He makes that kind of comment at work, imagine the shit he says around friends and family?

yeah thats crazy expensive for 1989

There's another one a 6 minute walk away, on Northern Ave.

$10 an hour went farther back then, minimum wage was $3.75/5.63 in 1989.

There’s Lobsta Land in Gloucester already