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I made plans to go to the Littlest Bar last weekend. I got there at around 11 on Friday night and it was all closed up.

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Are you sure? :lol:

I think it will be there until the middle of September. Its $15 for about 15 minutes.

...you may want to think about going. I took about 150 pictures from the balloon so I'll be posting them as soon as I have the time.

They've been restoring exterior of the Service Station for at least the last year. It looks really great now. Its so white compared to how it use to be.

Are there any rough diagrams on where the bridges would have been?

Do you take the single plastic cup that the ice coffee comes in and place it inside an additional styrofoam cup? If so why?

Did you call? Where are the pics? :D

I agree with Scott. Just because the project wasn't executed properly doesn't mean it was a bad idea. I remember reading on the old board that building a series of bridges through the harbor was considered instead of the tunnel. Does any one have any more detailed information about that?

Or if you're just not into the whole sleeping with strangers and degrading women thing. Right?

Exactly. Its not like this is the first problem that's occurred with the project.

I agree. I was just replying to Ron's comment about the live music scene being synonymous with night life because I think there are alot of people who view night life as synonymous with clubbing. I agree with you though. A city should have all of those things so you're not doing the same...

Did the Reservoir stop on the green line use to be called Chestnut Hill?

Restore Arborway Green Line service!!! :(

Ron, I think there are a lot of people whose idea of good night life involves going "clubbing," drinking massive amounts of alcohol, and going home with someone you just met. I'm definitely not one of them.

I heard about that this morning. Very sad...and scary.

There is a great article about the Federal Reserve in this months Architecture Boston Magazine.