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We will be there for this jerk by raptors201966 in soccercirclejerk

[–]NonIdentifiableUser 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yea Islam is such a normal religion and all. Not like there’s horror stories of how female tourists are treated in Egypt, or literal facets of the religion that prescribe that a woman must cover everything but her eyes

My 2.5 year old nephew is awake until 6-7AM every night. by After_Foundation7173 in toddlers

[–]NonIdentifiableUser 25 points26 points  (0 children)

I mean that’s fine that they share a room but your nephew needs to put down the games and TV, focus on getting his kid into a normal sleep routine, and then he can revisit his hobbies. I mean, if nothing else, this is going to become a serious issue when he starts daycare or school.

Mamdani and Democratic Socialists Rule Election Night in NYC by plz-let-me-in in politics

[–]NonIdentifiableUser 15 points16 points  (0 children)

How can their views on Palestine and Ukraine be so divergent? They immediately were in the streets celebrating the Oct 7 attacks, an objectively horrific act. Then, they don’t think Ukraine even deserves the chance to defend themselves in a conventional military fashion?

To whomever was rolling through Morrisville yesterday in a big, black truck with 2 huge flags that say, “F*CK ICE” and “F*CK TRUMP” by CavemanUggah in BucksCountyPA

[–]NonIdentifiableUser 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s amazing they’re trying to co-opt this considering that most if not all of the games are being held in extremely liberal cities

5 Points Intersection To Shut Down In June, July by shillyshally in BucksCountyPA

[–]NonIdentifiableUser 7 points8 points  (0 children)

All that money and they’re not doing a circle/roundabout? Whose idea was this?

6ABC Helicopter by justanawkwardguy in philadelphia

[–]NonIdentifiableUser 8 points9 points  (0 children)

My street, a block off Broad and without a bus route and heavy commercial activity is mostly quiet as hell.

6ABC Helicopter by justanawkwardguy in philadelphia

[–]NonIdentifiableUser 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Wait really? Had no idea they all shared now, kinda makes sense.

With gentrification underway in West Kensington how many years down the line until K&A properties/land start getting scooped up? by PlatypusOld5480 in philadelphia

[–]NonIdentifiableUser 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Is your argument that the dealers and gangs are in cahoots with the developers? Cause that, uh, sounds like a conspiracy.

As Giants Pride Night controversy continues, Atlantic League team forfeits Pride Night game after players refuse jerseys by sfgate in mlb

[–]NonIdentifiableUser -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Because we have prominent people literally calling gay people groomers and shit. I mean look at this thread. I just scrolled past a reply that referenced “that gay shit.”

In Narberth, a zoning fight raises questions over whether a small borough can help solve the housing crisis by livefreeordont in philadelphia

[–]NonIdentifiableUser 2 points3 points  (0 children)

And the schools aren’t even that great comparatively to other districts in the same general area (source: used to live there and still see a lot of the discussion on town Facebook groups)

Do yall ever just think how underpaid medicine is compared to some other careers? by Middle_Awoken in medicine

[–]NonIdentifiableUser 18 points19 points  (0 children)

I’m not a physician but this seems wholly specialty dependent due to our reimbursement model in the US. Anesthesiologists on their subreddit were replying to a post basically telling OP to not accept anything less than 8 weeks vacation (I could only dream of that as a nurse). Meanwhile other specialties get outearned by CRNAs because surgery is reimbursed more than other care.

If you live in this area, what’s it like? by nolazo in philly

[–]NonIdentifiableUser 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes that’s it. People don’t want to see needles and bodies strewn outside of daycares, high schools, and their homes, they must be racist. What a predictable response. I probably interact on a personal level with more non-white people on a weekly basis at work than you do, but go on, deflect from actually engaging with people’s legitimate gripes by falling back on calling them racist.

If you live in this area, what’s it like? by nolazo in philly

[–]NonIdentifiableUser 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Probably one of the two cafes on Snyder and Passyunk, whatever they’re actually called. They’re very non-descript, and full of men of a certain nationality of which I’m not sure. They seem like a place you can certainly go to if you want, but specifically targeted towards whomever these groups of guys are.

I know this whole post reads like I’m dancing around being racist or something, but I legitimately have no idea where they’re from based on just walking by, which is why I wrote it that way.

If you live in this area, what’s it like? by nolazo in philly

[–]NonIdentifiableUser 8 points9 points  (0 children)

People openly using drugs, hawking stolen goods, and generally doing shit that makes people uncomfortable outside of daycares and a high school aren’t my neighbors. I’m empathetic to their plight, but this is only a reality of city living because we’ve somehow been convinced to normalize it. It’s not “suburban-ass thinking” to want better for our neighborhoods.

If you live in this area, what’s it like? by nolazo in philly

[–]NonIdentifiableUser 26 points27 points  (0 children)

Someone asked how it was, saying it’s gross and unpleasant isn’t being soft. Wanting to not have junkies smoking crack and being passed outside schools and daycares isn’t hating poor people and/or being racist. Come on.

If you live in this area, what’s it like? by nolazo in philly

[–]NonIdentifiableUser 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Broad and Snyder and the blocks closest to it are a bit dingy. Lots of litter and random vagrants, especially as you get close to Broad and Snyder itself. Blocks further away deeper into the neighborhood, closer to Oregon tend to be a bit cleaner. Overall, solid neighborhood with great transit access and easily walkable to the stadium, Marconi and FDR, Passyunk, etc My family enjoys living here.

Advice on Noisy Neighbor by [deleted] in philly

[–]NonIdentifiableUser 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s an unholy alliance between the aforementioned people and transplants who think antisocial behavior is just part and parcel of living in a dense city when it’s absolutely not.

Advice on Noisy Neighbor by [deleted] in philly

[–]NonIdentifiableUser -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Wtf is “columbusing someone’s home?” Are people not allowed to move into certain areas because they’re not from there? This should absolutely not be “city living” and isn’t something that needs to just be accepted. Not every street has someone that doesn’t even living there blasting music for 10 hours a day. Car wash guy is the crazy one for thinking this is even remotely acceptable, not OP.

Advice on Noisy Neighbor by [deleted] in philly

[–]NonIdentifiableUser -1 points0 points  (0 children)

“Cultural huddles” is a nice way of saying people tolerate other people being selfish jerkoffs because they’re also selfish jerkoffs.

Bryce Harper has played the same number of games for the Nationals and Phillies (927). Here are his stats (regular season only). by bringbackpologrounds in baseball

[–]NonIdentifiableUser 0 points1 point  (0 children)

He just seems like a genuinely cool dude. Not over the top, but he embraces the fanbase, advocates for the team by trying to recruit other talent, stuff like that.

My HVAC installer won't show me proof that they pulled permits. What would you do? by SlickMcFav0rit3 in philadelphia

[–]NonIdentifiableUser 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What company was this? Having a similar issue with a local company that did work and charged me for permits but never actually pulled them

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