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RVAringfinder t1_jdp2f1a wrote

Reply to comment by Ok_Boysenberry_4223 in Raising Canes? by coffeedoodle

Thank you!

I don't get it- A friend that swore by them had me try it in C-ville. Bland chicken tenders, with frozen crinkle-cut fries from a bag. The only thing I can figure is that people get a nostalgia trip back to when they were three and Mommy made the "Fun Dinner".

Also: The sauce ain't that great, and adds an insane amount of calories, fat, and sodium.

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DefaultSubsAreTerrib OP t1_jdozlcz wrote

That article fails to provide any realistic alternative. The best it can muster (in the final paragraph):

>There’s no reason why good public housing can’t be built. It is done elsewhere successfully. (See, e.g., the remarkable Vienna model or the public housing success of Singapore.)

I don't even need to start reciting the laundry list of problems with public housing or with RRHA or the issue of funding. I'll merely point out that zoning laws prevent public housing from being constructed nearly everywhere in Richmond.

You might enjoy this article. Among other things it addresses the Singapore model: https://www.brookings.edu/blog/the-avenue/2021/01/14/four-reasons-why-more-public-housing-isnt-the-solution-to-affordability-concerns/

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Anianna t1_jdoy3hr wrote

It wasn't in the box, it was littered on the ground. OP's comment was about using the box rather than dropping books on the ground. The previous commenter was simply requesting that donations be of higher quality material and maybe books that aren't (not even mysteriously) sticky.

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lordpuddingcup OP t1_jdoxshd wrote

Reply to comment by fl_man_in_rva in Permits, henrico by lordpuddingcup

Well I emailed and they said if the joists aren’t making ground contact it might require one but wtf does that mean like I have to put bare wood on the ground to not be permitted which seems unsafer than using sunken concrete deck stones

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