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looks like they're finally getting renovated:

Work has been going on here for a few months. I believe they put some new copper flashing (or something copper) on these as well. Doing a great job.

I am really surprised those houses are being renovated. I expected they would be demolished and some retail slab put in their place.

What is worse, living in something like this on 37th and Main or 37th and SW Trafficway

brewcrew1000 wrote:What is worse, living in something like this on 37th and Main or 37th and SW Trafficway

living in West Plaza

JBmidtown wrote:

brewcrew1000 wrote:What is worse, living in something like this on 37th and Main or 37th and SW Trafficway

living in West Plaza

Traffic is really that bad in West Plaza? I just figured I wouldn't want to live on a Freeway like road which both of these kind of act like.

You think it's bad now, imagine how torturous it will be to hear the constant electronic ding ding ding of the streetcar.

taxi wrote:You think it's bad now, imagine how torturous it will be to hear the constant electronic ding ding ding of the streetcar.

I'm getting sick just thinking about it.

I was mostly joking, but I do despise electronic bells. It's like making a vegan meal that tastes like meat.

brewcrew1000 wrote:

JBmidtown wrote:

brewcrew1000 wrote:What is worse, living in something like this on 37th and Main or 37th and SW Trafficway

living in West Plaza

Traffic is really that bad in West Plaza? I just figured I wouldn't want to live on a Freeway like road which both of these kind of act like.

Ward Parkway one way pair to/from JoCo and the east side, Madison/Belleview is a one way pair to/from downtown.

State Line Road is one path from the south and southwest to KU Med

There's a regional school on one side, a major shopping center and business district on the other

It's one of the places where the grid breaks adding complexity. You can't really go around these places

The east end is a lot of car-centric dense apartments

It's basically a perfect storm for traffic.

taxi wrote:I was mostly joking, but I do despise electronic bells. It's like making a vegan meal that tastes like meat.

I was joking too. But there's nothing funny about vegan fake meats.

JBmidtown wrote:

taxi wrote:I was mostly joking, but I do despise electronic bells. It's like making a vegan meal that tastes like meat.

I was joking too. But there's nothing funny about vegan fake meats.

I had a dream last night about the machine I invented that cut tofu into random shrimp shapes.

Are you telling me this is not my ticket to fame and fortune?

loftguy wrote:

JBmidtown wrote:

taxi wrote:I was mostly joking, but I do despise electronic bells. It's like making a vegan meal that tastes like meat.

I was joking too. But there's nothing funny about vegan fake meats.

I had a dream last night about the machine I invented that cut tofu into random shrimp shapes.

Are you telling me this is not my ticket to fame and fortune?

Kansas City Kosher and Vegan Tofu Shrimp. Manufactured in the historic Kansas City meatpacking district and headquartered in midtown Kansas City at 37th and Main

JBmidtown wrote:

taxi wrote:I was mostly joking, but I do despise electronic bells. It's like making a vegan meal that tastes like meat.

I was joking too. But there's nothing funny about vegan fake meats.

Vegan fake meat is like watching porn were the performers just pretend to be underage.

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I'm a sucker for lollipops.

pash wrote:No, it's nowhere close to that good.

Well played.

chingon wrote:

JBmidtown wrote:

taxi wrote:I was mostly joking, but I do despise electronic bells. It's like making a vegan meal that tastes like meat.

I was joking too. But there's nothing funny about vegan fake meats.

Vegan fake meat is like watching porn were the performers just pretend to be underage.

I would hope that's all the porn you're watching. geeeez

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