knittingandscience asked:
I am a transportation professional looking to move to Chicago next year. I am dead serious. Which neighborhoods in Chicagoland would you suggest?
Uptown, Edgewater, Rogers Park, Lincoln Square, the far Northside is genuinely amazing urban design wise and has great transit access to the loop
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#asksAnonymous asked:
Your account was in my nightmare for some reason. You kept getting sent asks of people put in house wallpapers to varying degrees of spookiness.
But the scariest part is that you kept replying with "r/196" to them, which even after checking the subreddit I have no clue what that's supposed to mean.
I wouldn’t do that, telling people to go to reddit is cruel
Historic charming affordable neighborhood in a progressive city with a light rail station and a public library
foodforthefoul asked:
GAY PUBLIC TRANSPORT LETS GOOOOO
WOOO HOOO!!!!
Hey, do you want some Chicago propaganda?
Of course you do!!
alpaca-dave asked:
Can I get your feedback on the following?
https://www.cbc.ca/radio/asithappens/boston-trains-googly-eyes-1.7253577
Absolutely beautiful
Hot Take, I like Grid systems, when properly broken up diagonal streets, they make navigation very easy and can work to slow down drivers with their many intersections
miss-sagemoon asked:
how many roundabouts is too many roundabouts
12
In order of coolness
Guy who says increasingly weird things about post war social housing complexes until it’s revealed that he either wants to personally run a wrecking ball through every one in the city or he wants to have sex with them
Rivers are like a compass, if you know where you are in relation to the river, you know vaguely what way is north