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Regrettably, the chunky old brick apartment building at 33rd and Paseo partially collapsed and then was demolished a couple months ago. It was the last remnant of multifamily pre-war housing between Linwood and Armour.

warwickland wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 06, 2019 9:26 am

the blues are an Expansion team i'll take it.

(just realized that the blues are older than the royals which is weird to think about)

Hockey is soccer for simple-minded whites.

Indeed. Of course, he wrote "KC", not "KCMO," then figured out he fucked up. Expat St Louis sports fans can't get anything right.

Quit your drivel. Next you’ll be talking about the St. Louis Steamers and “soccer USA” and how it’s the center of the soccer universe but are just now back peddling into an MLS team when the league has been around for decades. Enjoy your Expansion team. the blues are an Expansion team i'll take it....

St. Louis has some of the best historic residential stock that I’ve seen available. Meh, I’m kind of with the kids on this one. St Louis has a fairly unique look. It’s just not one a lot of people really want, or the downsides to St Louis do not outweigh whatever charm someone might feel, and there...

If that was directed at me because I live in the DC area, you failed. First off, I'm not even all that fond of DC's new construction. Most of it is bland as hell. However, you almost never see pedestals in DC or above ground parking structures at all. So I really don't understand your point other t...

Looks like the kind of shit they build in DC.

So, not a knee-jerk reaction, just an excuse. Not sure that’s better.

Overthinking. Rebuild a replica of post-grass/pre-remodel Kauffman on 18th between Paseo/Troost. Maybe make it 10-15K seats smaller. Consider air conditioning.

I don’t want to sound callous, because the murder that caused all this knee-jerking is tragic, and should horrify and anger people. But it seems like a lot of overreacting. How many people have attended First Fridays over the course of it’s history? How many of them were killed there? Are food truck...

WSPanic wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 04, 2019 4:46 pm

beautyfromashes wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 04, 2019 4:37 pm

If, “the enemy of my enemy is my friend” holds true, does this make us in an alliance with Chicago? &

I have no problem disliking both the Cubs and Cardinals, so I like to think I can adapt and still dislike the Fire quite a bit.

Hear fucking hear.

I wish fountain day was a bigger deal.

The team will be called the St Louis Consolation Prize.

warwickland wrote: ↑

Thu Aug 15, 2019 9:42 am

*new player enters room*

sporting kansas city has a new old rival.

Shit club. No history.

And the Plaza needs a plaza.

johnmatrix wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 02, 2019 1:06 pm

Free busing would take away from street car ridership.

Even if true no one here would care.

Since everyone since the founding of the city has run on the platform of reducing crime, what can Lucas do to reduce crime that hasn’t been done already? Personally, I’d love to see KCPD come under local control and have to combine duplicate services with the city in order to be better stewards of ...

Re: MAX Off-Board Fare Collection PLEASE! Edit Report Quote Post by chingon » Sun Jul 15, 2007 3:22 pm Why don't they just make all public transportation free to riders, subsidized by taxes? How much of their income, percentage-wise, actually comes from fares? Or free within a specified zone, or sp...

illinois legalized full recreational use and sale, including the metro east of st. louis. not sure how that will influence missouri, yet. Since anything opening in the east suburbs of St. Louis will be making most of their fortune off Missouri residents (I jest, of course, nobody will do that becau...

chaglang wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 26, 2019 11:07 am

chingon wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 26, 2019 9:52 am

chaglang wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 20, 2019 5:42 pm

Henneberger is probably the lone bright light at the Star, on either side of the editorial wall.

Disagree. Henneberger sucks shit. She's like an old white lady Jenee.

So noted.

Too late to delete I guess.