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whighlander said:
Lord -- most players that I'm aware of wear one during a hockey match -- has something to do with a fast moving puck and sensitive anatomy - so if Lord S's is that big -- WELL!
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I didn't mean to be rude ;(

I'm sorry if I rubbed off that way :(
 
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LordStanleyCup2011 said:
I didn't mean to be rude ;(

I'm sorry if I rubbed off that way :(
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Time to move on -- But we all should be envious of someone with a CUP that BIG :=}

PS: I was at Fenway for yesterday's free open house the new tower I think could be a striking addition to the view toward the Right Field Grandstands and also as a backdrop for the Landsdown Streetscape
 
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Lord Stanley, don't worry about anything whighlander says. he has a strange sense of humor.
 
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I had a dream that this was topped out, woke up as disappointed as possible, and realized that the dream alone was not a good enough reason to revive this thread.

So I decided to search until I found something, ANYTHING, on this tower. Here is what I found regarding the construction timetable, from the BRA site. "The project will generate approximately $7.2 million in annual property tax revenue and is expected to break ground in fall 2012 with an estimated construction time of 3 years. "

It's funny because I was under the impression this would start in the spring (so, actually, not that funny) but considering I have been waiting for it to break ground like, any day now, at least I know I can temper that excitement for a few months. Here's the link.

http://www.bostonredevelopmentautho...nitsIndividual.asp?InitID=132&action=ViewInit

Who's taking bets that when fall rolls around, the site will say "expected to break ground in the spring of 2013"?
 
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^ More like they won't update the site but it won't break ground ;)
 
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DZH22 said:
I had a dream that this was topped out, woke up as disappointed as possible, and realized that the dream alone was not a good enough reason to revive this thread.

So I decided to search until I found something, ANYTHING, on this tower. Here is what I found regarding the construction timetable, from the BRA site. "The project will generate approximately $7.2 million in annual property tax revenue and is expected to break ground in fall 2012 with an estimated construction time of 3 years. "

It's funny because I was under the impression this would start in the spring (so, actually, not that funny) but considering I have been waiting for it to break ground like, any day now, at least I know I can temper that excitement for a few months. Here's the link.

http://www.bostonredevelopmentautho...nitsIndividual.asp?InitID=132&action=ViewInit

Who's taking bets that when fall rolls around, the site will say "expected to break ground in the spring of 2013"?
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Before they break ground wouldn't it make sense to find a tenant first.
 
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A tenant for residential condos? I don't understand what you mean.
 
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I don't think he understands what he means either.
 
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Maybe he means a tenant to fill the Neiman Marcus expansion.......
 
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Which is Neiman Marcus.
 
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TheRifleman said:
Tough crowd. I actually did think this development was going to have 200,000 sq ft of commercial space.
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Yeah, I'm pretty sure the lower portion is not only Neiman Marcus, but expanded GLA for Copley Place as well. It still doesn't really need a tenant though because Simon is orchestrating the entire expansion.
 
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Those are the worst kind of Gay Lesbians.
 
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