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actually, no dico required for the esplanade...that's what it's called.

my fun starts now.
off from work. riding my bike home, just put a little distance/speed thing on it so i should know how fast i go...
gonna race the rain.
 
likespaphs said:
actually, no dico required for the esplanade...that's what it's called.

Maybe to you big city folks. A wide open stretch of grass in the midwest is called a "field" and a wide open stretch of pavement is called a "parking lot." :D
 
PHRAG said:
Maybe to you big city folks. A wide open stretch of grass in the midwest is called a "field" and a wide open stretch of pavement is called a "parking lot." :D

Uh, don't you live in Phoenix, John? That's a pretty big city you know...

I just heard this may actually the last year for the 4th on the Esplanade for a while cause they may have to re-route traffic onto it while repairing Storrow Drive (one of the major thoroughfares through the city). So, John, perhaps it will just be a parking lot in the near future. :rolleyes:
 
I may live in Phoenix, but I don't reside in Phoenix. I hate it. :sob:

I grew up in a farm town of less than 10,000 people. Phoenix has 3,251,876 people. I am way out of my element here. I get to go home in October and I can't wait.
 
PHRAG said:
Maybe to you big city folks. A wide open stretch of grass in the midwest is called a "field" and a wide open stretch of pavement is called a "parking lot." :D

John a wide open stretch of grass in new york city is called a park. And they don't parking lots they have parking garages :poke:

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I'm sitting here typing away and editing a long response to John's "Why do you grow what you grow?" thread. So much more exciting that lighting up fireworks. :poke: Next year I'm going to find some fireworks. I'll go drive around pennsylvania aimlessly if I have to.
 
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