The railings on the stairs at the Art Institute of Chicago are also copper for that reason - I remember learning that on a field trip way back in the day lol
The answer is: which is "better" depends on your use-case and the specifics of your hardware setup
Almost as if by design
Not Ferris Bueller, but in Risky Business, there’s a shot of my grandpa’s old shop in downtown Highland Park near the bank building!
Otherwise we wouldn't be on this thread, but I get the sentiment
Lol, my grandpa used to say "I'll meet ya at tirdy-tird and da tracks" meaning the railroad crossing across 33rd near Comiskey. Small world
I live here too, and it’s become mostly a relic of AM sports radio and some small enclaves on the south side as far as I can tell
It’s becoming a lot less common nowadays :(
Sometimes I'm a bit brusque lol
You're most likely right, documenting shit takes a whole lotta time
Now for the real Chicago question... which did you prefer? Lou's is my favorite but I'll give you a running start if you choose Gio's....
One of the wittier things I’ve read in a long time
That would be scrum-diddly-umptious
Lol amen dude, Metra conductors have seen some shit
I'm from the area, and Highland Park PD thankfully has a lot of experience with large crowds. Ravinia Festival is smack dab in the center of HP and they entertain large crowds all the time - like every other day during the summer.
My hat is off to Highland Park PD here, they acted honorably.
NGL this is the first reddit thread in a while that's been good
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