The Evil Dr. Longshadow

Then, stop changing the subjects

I'll see about that. Yeah... public event at the county fairgrounds and the big sign at the entrance says, "No backpscks". I've aready dealt with crap like that numerous times before and all it means is that somebody doesn't know what a backpack looks like. Besides, how does anybody expect me to carry all the things I buy from vendors at the event? I seriously don't like having my hands cluttered with flimsy pladtic bags. So, my backpack is in my pocket when I'm going through the gate. I wear it after getting a hundred feet past the gate.

Now, imagine being that old with your brain still intact.

You didn't notice that every place I end up walking already fits the definition of "walkability" that you have cited. It's all there... the trees, the shopping, the entertainment, the essential access and more.

Hey, Don... Your socks and ankles are not supposed to show when you sit down. Like, wow.... when's the flood coming, dude?

There's the smokers club, between the green fence and the cart parking. There's the store's main entrance, less than thirty feet from the smokers club. As I had said, it's not a back door and it's the only outdoor table available for eating.

What problem? I'm just giving you some facts regarding walkability.

Phone in a Faraday bag.

Has it ever occurred to you or anybody else in here that I would NOT be walking in those areas if they didn't have anything I wanted or needed? Consider the walk from Hamilton Mall to Hamilton Commons, for example. The first thing I pass is an undeveloped wooded area. That's the "nature" part. After that, there's the full service grocery store, where I buy snacks and drinks. After that, there are Ross and Hobby Lobby. That's the shopping part. After that, there's the sixteen screen movie complex. That's the shopping and entertainment part. All in easy and fast walking distance. It's not the barren, desolate moonscape that Pooh claims it is. That also fits the very same definition of "walkability" that was presented. .

Okay, so somebody there needs to rework the safety procedures.

Now, this is all you need to know sbout Epstein.

Have fun with your muscular atrophy.

Come back to this thread in ten years, and I'll tell you all about a warehouse that was never built.

Trump is going to have to start talking, because it's all Newsmax has mentioned since last month.

I never said that.

Except the people in Mays Landing, who live next door to that squatters hell. This is government at work.

Prove what?

It's the only outdoor table for eating the lunch I always buy at Shoprite. If the owners, managers, or employees didn't want me there, they would have said something about that by now. And, it's not a back door. It's a section just outside the front entrance.

How else would you know about their layaway policies?

Six miles are a nice leisurely walk, no matter where you are... and it's real excercise, to boot.

Shopping, entertainment and leisure are necessities, now?

You don't have to jump out in front of the cars here. There are lights and crosswalks.

What are those "places of necessity"? Groceries? Full setvice market, four blocks from here, convenience store, two blocks. Medical care? A ten minute walk to a hospital and fifteen minutes to primary care. Clothes? We have a store on almost every block, selling clothes.