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First and hopefully last time I will visit this sub thread. Will not miss reading the repetitive posts and social commentary of a certain two posters.
I mostly feel bad for I Man. I think the grumpy 6:00 AM posts about fetishes, were actually therapeutic for him. And unfortunately, it seems all of the recent phony threads/conversations have bored him silly to the point where he may have abandoned the site.
The moral of the story: be careful what you ask for.
The first incident happened on Bolton Ave., where a 15-year-old was stabbed after police were called multiple times to disperse a group of unruly youths.
Later on, a 17-year-old was stabbed at Academy Ave & Chalkstone Ave. This is where the Elmhurst, Valley, and Mount Pleasant neighborhoods meet.
Handy Street (off Amherst Street) in the Olneyville neighborhood. Very rough area within the Manton Atwells Valley triangle.
This was no accident.
"The victim — a male in his 50s — told police he had been waiting for a medical transportation van to take him to an appointment.
According to police, the victim said the van was unable to drive up the street due to a vehicle blocking its path.
The victim said he went to look for the vehicle’s owner, when a neighbor arrived in his SUV, and an argument ensued.
The driver of the SUV — later identified as Bryan Molina, age 23 — then reportedly accelerated his vehicle and ran over the victim, causing him to fall out of his wheelchair."
Handy Street (off Amherst Street) in the Olneyville neighborhood. Very rough area within the Manton Atwells Valley triangle.
This was no accident.
That absolutely IS a very rough area. And I find it very disappointing that long time members here like the Kooky Kroissant Kid, continue with outrageous lies like this.
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Originally Posted by ormari
I don’t know why Olneyville feels scary to you, other than you apparently don’t spend time there, but I don’t find it scary at all.
Handy Street (off Amherst Street) in the Olneyville neighborhood. Very rough area within the Manton Atwells Valley triangle.
This was no accident.
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Originally Posted by massnative71
That absolutely IS a very rough area. And I find it very disappointing that long time members here like the Kooky Kroissant Kid, continue with outrageous lies like this.
Some new paint and the removal of a sketchy corner store has it looking a lot better, but this is still a dangerous area.
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