KCRag Forum

KCPowercat wrote: Luckily I don't think Constantino's takes that approach....to think of customers as annoyances....but we are well aware of your position on anybody who thinks to darken the door of Jones.

grovester wrote: sorry, referring to KCP.  while I agree with most of his points, ie supporting businesses and development whether they're something we would patronize or not, the fervor of his posts is disturbing.

DaveKCMO wrote: yay! the vomit is gone!

ColumbusParkian wrote: i guess what i mean is, i have a feeling the jones pool people are probably more of an annoyance than welcome guests. There's no "Accountants welcome" sign for people from H&R Block. Any time you have to remind people to wear clothes, it's probably not a guest you're excited to see.

trailerkid wrote: *statement typed while riding the Jo back to Lawrence, bitches.  

trailerkid wrote: get a life and worry about real issues like the fact you drive to cosentino's when it's easily accessible via mass transit. Lenexafying downtown is way worse than a little dried vomit. *

*statement typed while riding the Jo back to Lawrence, bitches.  

ColumbusParkian wrote: i actually now live in River Market, didn't want to change my screen name.

And where did I say I drove to the market? And what does this have to do with The Jones Pool?

I know that I'm relatively new to the forum, but i'm getting the idea that TK is a bit of a joke, right?

KCPowercat wrote: Not to dig this up but saw this sign today at the store...seems they are good with jones patrons...doesn't even say 'dont puke'

KCPowercat wrote: wow, tk rode the bus...should we all applaud for what many of us do daily?  I'm confused...

scooterj wrote:
Given ColumbusParkian's username I put "5th & Campbell" as a starting point for going to Cosentino's.

Walking, about 24 minutes each way.   Not too bad, but it's not the most pedestrian friendly route either.


Bus?   16-20 minutes depending on the route, and up to 9 blocks has to be walked depending on which bus happens to be coming by at the time you need to go.    And those all start from different locations so you better check those timetables so you know which direction to start walking and know the route well enough to know when to get off, and don't forget that unless you wait around for the same bus your return route will be totally differemt so have those worked out too!   So you might as well just walk it because it's more hassle and saves only a few minutes.


Driving, about 5 minutes each way.   If you have a car and are getting a lot of groceries, this is a no-brainer.   You can't fault people for taking advantage of the easiest solution.

ColumbusParkian wrote: again, TK. Who said i didn't use the bus? And what does this have to do with the thread?

ColumbusParkian wrote: I know that I'm relatively new to the forum, but i'm getting the idea that TK is a bit of a joke, right?