I live in this neighborhood and they all cal it oh-Pal and they pronounce Oregon Ave as Ar-gon Ave

Except a bodega cat wouldn’t be this stupid

Yep. Have to be cleaned every 7 days. https://www.lcb.pa.gov/Licensing/ResourcesForLicensees/Documents/PLCB-2036%20%20-%20Unlawful%20Activities_08-19.pdf

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Makes sense, but why don't we see this shit for more expensive cars like BMW or Audi, or Toyotas for that matter?

They're not.

Interesting. Didn’t know that. I had friends before tell me of bars where they were certain the lines weren’t cleaned. Yuengling draft comparison. I believe at the time I agreed with them.

Well said. On all points. I've lived in the area for 25 years now and couldn't agree more.

No one asked about your tomatoes

OP I saw your post in r/squirrels and I also live in Philadelphia. If you can get her in a cage (you can buy humane trapping cages called HavaHeart on Amazon) and take her to the Schuylkill Center Wildlife Clinic, they should be able to help!

It's about a 25 minute drive from Center City. It's kind of off the beaten path but a GPS can get you there.

This injury is a very survivable one with human assistance for a squirrel. But you need to get her there ASAP because the wound could easily get infected or become gangrenous which would likely lead to her death.

My first reaction to this photo was just astounded at the amount of vehicle litter lol. So depressing to live in the middle of a parking lot, but when every street is a parking lot….

I think it’s like a bodega cat

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Nah, she belongs in the mayors office. With the tradition of councilmanic prerogative alive and well at city hall the president of city council is a pointless title if you ask me.

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i used to live right across the street from where OP took this picture and when i lived there (from 2015-2021) everyone still called it OH-PAL 🤣

No offense to outer suburbs but fuck them. People who live in Philadelphia which starting from Ivy ridge down should have priority.

The whole area below and a decent chunk above the river is park, so yeah, no shovel or digging.

This was also done to an Accord on 22nd near Cherry about 2-3 weeks ago. Your car isn’t safe parked on the street at night unless it is near a police precinct.

Yeah but it's extremely likely a train to Reading will just be another spoke on the wheel. I am looking for a second wheel option. I'd like to get on in Exton and go directly to Bryn Athyn.

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I used to work at a bar at 40th and Walnut. It's a weird fucking area in terms of clientele. You have: entitled Penn students, who may be from rich families but who are themselves cheap and don't know how to tip or behave; people from the section 8 / public housing a few blocks away who can also be shitty; professionals, mostly who work for Penn. The first two of these groups fucking suck from a service industry perspective. They are demanding, cheap, and can be disruptive.

I don't think that area can consistently support anything other than fast food and fast casual when the two largest groups of customers are like this. Especially when there's such a large number of competitors - there are a ridiculous number of storefronts and vendors serving food in U city.

That McDonald's was always the most consistent place in the area, and it hosted a large number of drunken fights for years while being possibly the most disgusting, awful food service establishment I've ever seen.

I know that about 54% of adults in this great country have their literacy below sixth-grade level, but I implore you to re-read my original comment (and re-re-re-re-re-re-read if you need to, take your time).

(The English is only my fourth or so language, but I don't think the way I put it would make it complicated to connect the dots or to understand what I was saying).

This bird looks like it has a higher credit score than me.

Portuguese food is soooo good, I’m gonna have to trek over there