Pubs every ten feet too. Cupcake shops, a bookstore the size of a museum. I was floored by the city. There was so much positivity and eccentricity. It's one of those places where it feels like it was built to make people happy. Like Salem, Mass when the tourists aren't around.

NOTE: Chrono is a little tipsy. I read that as:

Pubes ever ten feet too.

and then had to check the thread I was in...

...

But seriously, though... I'd love to visit Oregon.

Question: Does it get snow in winter? Because I'm reaching my breaking point in boston.

[QUOTE=ChronoGrl;791565]NOTE: Chrono is a little tipsy. I read that as:

Pubes ever ten feet too.

There are lots of strip clubs. I hear not much snow. I remember North Shore snow.

Strip clubs and little snow.

And a literary, art, and culture scene.

Both the intellectual and the base perv in me is intrigued.

TAKE ME WITH YOU :p

The Shakespeare festival is in Ashland- a couple hundred miles south, on the California border.

nobody hurt = a big win.

might not seem like it now - but it is

What Urge said. The insurance claim will cover for the car, but at least nobody on either side got hurt. Sad news though, Doc.

Thanks for bein' there, guys. I know it'll work out okay, I just get this weird survivor's guilt when things break.

Sorry to hear it, Doc.
I very much hope you don't have to put up with too much crap as far as insurance and getting it repaired, etc.

The city was paralyzed by snow for three weeks this winter. Worst snowfall EVER. In recorded history. Nothing like what the midwest & East coast get though. Usually it may snow a handfull of times in a year. This year has been crazy. We had a dusting YESTERDAY.