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| As long as we're cleaning up the Greenway, can we take care of this? |
Boston - After years of delays and letdowns, state and city leaders are launching a new effort to adorn highway ramps that mar the appearance and physical continuity of the Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway in downtown Boston. The conservancy that manages the park system will cohost public meetings with the Massachusetts Transportation Department and the Boston Redevelopment Authority to begin soliciting ideas for covering the unsightly ramps, which disrupt the Greenway in three locations between the North End and South Station.
You know what's unsightly on the Greenway? The homeless people camped out down by South Station. Maybe the conservancy can figure out a way to vacate the hundreds of transients camped out on the Greenway and figure out the highway ramps some other day? Oh, that's Occupy Boston? You guys are still here?
Just kidding guys, I hadn't forgotten about you, just took a brief hiatus from your little movement. But I see that you made it through the first snow just fine, kudos, but just know that's only the opening salvo, there's plenty more to come this winter, something you wouldn't have to deal with if you'd organize, get your heads out of your asses, and rent a hall to become a real movement, but I digress.
Just keep having weirdo's leading weirdo marches through Boston, I'm sure that'll attract main streeters, nothing we like more than oddballs with masks, weird outfits, and obnoxious signs marching about while we go about our work day, making money to pay rent/mortgages, fund vacations, pay off our loans etc...Just keep doing your thing.
