dougaderly
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Any of you crazy bastards living in Boston? I need someone to trade painting tips with, and after a thorough searching of my cave, there\'s no one else here! 
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dougaderly
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oops, there\'s youngins on this site sometimes... Any of you *ahem* other painters living in Boston? sorry!
vincegamer
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I lost a ton of minis on my way to boston once (stolen luggage) so if you see them there tell them I miss them.
I lived there 10 years ago, but no longer, and while there I didn\'t meet any other painters. I know a gamer there on the faculty of NorthEastern if you do boardgames but he doesn\'t paint.
I lived there 10 years ago, but no longer, and while there I didn\'t meet any other painters. I know a gamer there on the faculty of NorthEastern if you do boardgames but he doesn\'t paint.
Shawn R. L.
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Did they ever finish that financial balck hole of a tunnel there? How much has it eaten up by this point?
dougaderly
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Big Dig... HAHAHAHA
They still haven\'t finished the big money pit yet. Most of it is open, and a study that the transportation authority commissioned claims to save people 6 minutes cutting through downtown, but since I take the T to work, I couldn\'t tell you if it is faster. I moved here from Connecticut, and you should see the mess they like to call rotaries here that they intend on building on top of the big dig tunnels. Picture a pretzel crossed with the spaghetti monster and you\'d get an idea on how the intersections have been designed. The thing that really gets me is when I went to switch over my license from Connecticut I was reading the little information packet the motor vehicles department hands out about auto insurance, and here in Massachusetts we have the highest number of accidents in the country. Well, the governor flat out insists that it has absolutly nothing to do with road design. The best piece of advice I got when I moved here was this: \"If you can\'t find a road sing, anywhere, for the road you want, you\'re probably on it\".
Well, on the plus side here, if no one will own up to living here in Boston, I can at least claim to be the best mini painter in the city. MWAHAHAHAHAHAHAH. Now to get a camera and get some minis up here. (Don\'t expect much, they\'re all 5 - 6\'s)
They still haven\'t finished the big money pit yet. Most of it is open, and a study that the transportation authority commissioned claims to save people 6 minutes cutting through downtown, but since I take the T to work, I couldn\'t tell you if it is faster. I moved here from Connecticut, and you should see the mess they like to call rotaries here that they intend on building on top of the big dig tunnels. Picture a pretzel crossed with the spaghetti monster and you\'d get an idea on how the intersections have been designed. The thing that really gets me is when I went to switch over my license from Connecticut I was reading the little information packet the motor vehicles department hands out about auto insurance, and here in Massachusetts we have the highest number of accidents in the country. Well, the governor flat out insists that it has absolutly nothing to do with road design. The best piece of advice I got when I moved here was this: \"If you can\'t find a road sing, anywhere, for the road you want, you\'re probably on it\".
Well, on the plus side here, if no one will own up to living here in Boston, I can at least claim to be the best mini painter in the city. MWAHAHAHAHAHAHAH. Now to get a camera and get some minis up here. (Don\'t expect much, they\'re all 5 - 6\'s)
