The angle of his neck and his aggressive meow (not pictured) was hilarious. Like he was seriously trying to start beef. I didn't notice he was locked in between the two doors till after I looked at the pic again later on.

It took me a lot longer that I’d like to admit before I saw the cat. It was like a Where’s Waldo.

I wholeheartedly agree, I think it makes more sense for them to stay there in general and stop trying to be NYC Jr.

Awesome

My favorite part of this is the little back and forth at the bottom right

So everything within a block of an subway stop should be valued much higher? Like in poor neighborhoods?

They view the needed investment in the surrounding area as too high of a cost. Yeah, they could get the land cheaper in North Philly than CC, but then they have higher rates of violent crime to worry about and try to fix.

There's also the fact that whatever neighborhood they put the arena in would be subject to radical changes and gentrification. So the communities that they'd claim to be helping, they'd actually be forcing out

Must be you everyone i spoke with loves the idea....

I went to Rutgers Camden and our dining hall is open to the public with little issue. The campus is a million times safer though. The only people who really came in when I was there were local workers to get Starbucks.

It makes more sense for the sixers to stay at the sports complex than it does to move to the waterfront

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Don’t forget, it’s also a crucial new bypass, to avoid the Snyder + Passyunk traffic light.

pspspspss

In South Philly if it’s a sidewalk they will park on it. Without fail.

what's the password.

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He's rough, he's tough.

That's a Guard Cat if I've ever seen one. Do not fuck with him.

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I feel like that's what happened with Trump and left wing media. Dude would fart and it would get 24/7 hate coverage