Certainly doable. Caltrain is your bet. I’d recommend living in SoMa for easy access to 4th st station and get an electric bicycle as Stanford’s campus is large & uphill from the Caltrain station

Historic parking garage is so laughable. A facade maybe, but the idea we need to preserve parking in perpetuity is such a pull-up-the-ladder-behind-me car brained idea

Love this town!

…mate, I don’t think you get the point. Trade has to be permitted by BOTH sides to be legitimate.

Joe Rogan is an idiot, but even a broken clock is correct twice a day

Shhh we were told to never forget

To quote the us Supreme Court “I can’t define it, but I know it when I see it”

Put another way porn is in the eye of the beholder. Happy fapping!

None. Carrots should not be part of a rabbits daily caloric intake

https://www.rspca.org.uk/adviceandwelfare/pets/rabbits/diet#:~:text=You%20may%20be%20surprised%20what,t%20eat%20muesli%20at%20all.

It was in China, that’s why two wars were fought to force opium trade upon China

Given they fought two wars to force opium into China shouldn’t the UK be colored in too?

Not to mention the heat starting to kick in

Nice try, but if New Zealand were real it would show up in movies from time to time

Neat!

Belly presented for rubz, are rubz accepted or a trap? 🤔

Love to see another level crossing going away!

So are lynching souvenirs from Jim Crow Era USA. Should we collect those too or leave them to museum curators?

My two cents is that not every part of history needs to be privately collected since a private collection is often more cabinet of curiosities than robust historically notated exhibit

Given how often historical posts like this come up it is amazing how many people on Reddit treat Nazi memorabilia as “it’s just a part of history”

Phoenix the city usually votes for Democrats. Maricopa County (which contains Phoenix) almost always goes for the Republican.

It’s a combination of things, but ultimately comes down to construction & planning costs.

Permitting can take ages, and if the building is over 200ft the FAA has to get involved

Then if the building has a large number of units the local utilities may require a builder to pay for capital upgrades which can take years

Then you are often required to have two stair cases and an elevator which makes building on small lots or low rise infeasible

Then you are probably building in a desirable city, which often means higher labor costs

Then you need inspections at every stage, site level/prefoundation, foundation, core structure, plumbing, electrical, elevators none of which is coordinated and done will be city and other will be county so there are going to be job site idle periods and you’ll need to pay your workers if you don’t have another site for them to go to if you want to start up against right away

And then you need to price in market volatility because all of this likely took at least a decade

My two cents: all of this pushes developers into building sprawling 5over1 apartments at the urban fringe which also necessitates parking because most cities have limited suburban public transit. If we legalized and incentivized small dozen unit apartment buildings on the urban core, and streamlined bureaucracy things might be different

Which part: saying private Nazi memorabilia collections are in poor taste or saying that reading a memoir is a better way of educating one’s self on Nazi Germany than holding a coin?

Yes, because that’s exactly what I said 🙄

Yes, we will forget the holocaust if we don’t have private Nazi memorabilia collections

Lol who said anything about destroying things? Someone says, hey maybe don’t collect Nazi memorabilia and you jump to the conclusion they are trying to pretend something didn’t happen 😂

Lol who said anything about destroying things? Someone says, hey maybe don’t collect Nazi memorabilia and you jump to the conclusion they are trying to pretend something didn’t happen 😂