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Implying that the Philly police respond at all.

Wait what? I was there last night for like the first time.

Second District is fantastic.

Just the use of the word is enough to never ever call this douchebag.

Plumbing aside, you just know kids had to have been jumping from one pool pit to another. City doesn’t seem to mind kids playing in the regular fountains, but this would be such a liability today. Wouldn’t surprise me if a kid or 2 already have drowned in them from when they were running. They would basically need a pay a cop/security to just be standing around during the summer months to prevent anyone going in it.

It’s a shame though. Someone once posted a album from the 70s that was full of shots of the steps with the fountains on, and they add so much value to the beauty of those steps.

I’m sick of it. It was stupid a decade ago, and this twat jumped on the bandwagon after it passed by.

Black Cat is closing!? Fuck. This is my fault for not going.

Tap Room on 19th is solid. Lucky 13, Fountain Porter and Watkins in Passyunk may also be your speed

i grew up in Blackwood, my cousins grew up in Upper Darby. my family rented a house down in Sea Isle some years back and one night my cousins and i went hopping between La Costa and the OD.

we ran into group after group of people they knew from Delco. introduced me to probably 50 different people.

i ran into no one.

Just yesterday I saw an SUV around 15th and Wharton jacked up with back wheels removed.

You could but as someone that travelled from Baltimore to Boston regularly the last 15 years, going the philly route adds almost 40-50 minutes to the trek

I'm sorry you might need to think and can't be told what to do think.

Don’t know if the vibe is exactly the same because I’ve only been to Black Cat once, but you can check out South House just a couple blocks away.

You would have to take 95 south which can cross through Philadelphia or new Jersey, but you have to pay tolls to exit new Jersey

Having worked at Giant, can't say I'm surprised.

If you drove from Maine to Orlando, going through PA would be out of the way

I mean, it’s kind of in the middle (the keystone), there is a way to bypass PA by driving through Jersey to/from Delaware but that’s not going to be optimal for everyone.

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Nice area there though it's been about 20 years or so since I've been through there.

I remember there were still a lot of fields on that road between Cranbury and Plainsboro back then.

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12 steps down? Not exactly deep but still

Basically! Plainsboro but they share a school district.