Richard White
Senior Member
This is the Sunnyside bathing pavilion if I am not mistaken. That has always been fenced off and for good reasons.
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This is the Sunnyside bathing pavilion if I am not mistaken. That has always been fenced off and for good reasons.
evandyk
Senior Member
I was mostly just joking about how the one thing we are definitely not going to get is some sort of grand public architecture.
dusk
Active Member
If this gets built as shown here, drinks are on me. No joke, pick a bar and everyone gets a tall one.
old boy
Senior Member
Oh ye of little faith.
Northern Light
Superstar
I'm sure you're not.............
But I might advise you re-think that commitment.
UT has over 36,000 members. At $8 a pint for pricey micro-brews this crowd will be into; that's a potential expenditure of $288,000+ before taxes and tips!
I mean you may be on safe'ish ground......but if you did have to pony up.....
LOL
Richard White
Senior Member
Hmm.. perhaps we can start a collection. Anyone got a cup?
Towered
Superstar
Triple gin & soda in a short.
dusk
Active Member
Haha. Well I doubt 36,000 people would even show up. But even so you’re probably right...
Sigh... I guess I’ll “invest” in some GME
Scottyholden
New Member
What's the tall building across the street reflecting in the water?
evandyk
Senior Member
They gave some more detail today on the plans for Quayside more generally, which includes the tall building reflecting in the water.
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ADRM
Senior Member
From the Globe article on the Quayside RFP -- smart how they led earlier this week with the plan for the Slip given that integration with it is a requirement of the RFP:
Undead
Senior Member
Well if go by the 80-20 rule where 20 percent of participants make 80 percent of contributions, his costs might be manageable
dusk
Active Member
On this forum it’s probably 5/95 and I doubt everyone drinks or want to come out. I like my oddsWell if go by the 80-20 rule where 20 percent of participants make 80 percent of contributions, his costs might be manageable
Richard White
Senior Member
On this forum it’s probably 5/95 and I doubt everyone drinks or want to come out. I like my odds
I held my own in the UK with some miners. I am good for a dozen beers and some shots.
