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Then it wouldn't be a bridge. And if it's not a bridge, it's not getting built.

As someone fighting for a rails and trail project, this gets my blood boiling. Anyone who claims to be pro bikes but is anti-rail is a lair.

Usually when that happens, it's because of zoning or other limitations. At that point, all the architect can do is choose which color paint to use.

City Hall?

I'd love to drive into Boston on the Pike and see a giant LEGO sign on there!

I would totally do this.

The irony here is that football is really hard to watch live, and much clearer on TV.

So, only people who own property are worthy of this person's opinion.... and they are exactly the type of person to block affordable homes being built. Yes, this is the state of the American housing market after generations of making home ownership the only source of long term investment. It's a...

I think that's also dope as hell.

Now that's how you do it.

What the hell is that?

I think you both need a break from the internet today.

Look at all the room for activities!

How much are the cocktails?

That is one of the best posts this site has seen in a long time.

Gonna lock this for a little bit to cool you fools down.

Boston (and Bostonians) have always compared themselves to NYC. It's stupid. They are two different places (with a lot in common). But especially the penis envy has to stop.

Checking out OpenRailwayMap, it also seems like the simplest solution is to just run off the Downeaster route, or if we are getting crazy, extend the Haverhill Line (or some version using the Lowell Line).

I'm not thinking about commuters, I'm thinking about the tourists! Portsmouth was hopping. It's right next to Maine as well, so there'd surely be demand.