frankj1
9 years ago

😟

DrafterX wrote:


don't worry buddy. a wall around Brockton is good for you.
DrafterX
9 years ago
They don't like me..?? 😕
frankj1
9 years ago

They don't like me..?? 😕

DrafterX wrote:


they don't even like themselves. Tough place.
and the best part...we're gonna get Rhode Island to pay for da wall!
DrafterX
9 years ago
Cool..! 🤣
RMAN4443
9 years ago

downtown has had a lot of renovations done but few tenants.Blue Moon sounds familiar, I seem to recall a brick joint on a corner on RT 28 called The Viking that looked like death would happen once inside.

There is or was a sort of pro baseball teamthat palyed near the fair Grounds, When the were born and named the Brockton Rox, there was an uproar about it cuz morons thought it sounded like crack cocaine instead of Sox.

Forgot Hagler's brother, Robbie Sims.

frankj1 wrote:


Dennis "Oil Can" Boyd pitched for the Rox in the early or mid 2000's......my brother used to go to a bunch of their games back then.
frankj1
9 years ago

Dennis "Oil Can" Boyd pitched for the Rox in the early or mid 2000's......my brother used to go to a bunch of their games back then.

RMAN4443 wrote:


you gotta come down to Walpole if/when we do a MAHole Herf again this Spring.
Pick up Dgromberg in Lowell on the way.
RMAN4443
9 years ago

you gotta come down to Walpole if/when we do a MAHole Herf again this Spring.
Pick up Dgromberg in Lowell on the way.

frankj1 wrote:


sounds good to me........I actually go to the Pat's games with some friends of mine who live in Lowell
tailgater
9 years ago

I've said that for years.....but...ain't no self-respecting republican going to hold a business accountable when we can demonize someone who doesn't look or talk like us...just isn't in the dna

dstieger wrote:



This is brilliant.
Take a logical argument and turn it into partisan blather.

Try this: Hold people accountable for their actions.
See?
No need to mention R or D.

It's refreshing.


tailgater
9 years ago
Why we talking about Brockton?

GOP voters represent less than 10%.
TMCTLT
9 years ago

racist is such a strong word....maybe I should have said "so we can demonize someone who won't vote for us"

dstieger wrote:




Or....someone who will NOT fight for their OWN country but think nothing of entering another Illegally?

But I agree with you agreeing with Steve and going after those who employ them 🌫
TMCTLT
9 years ago

Why stop there. Legal weed states are breaking federal law. Lock up their governors, legislators and all their staff, confiscate the list of users and lock them up too. Politics should be D.C. Based.

teedubbya wrote:





Try to stay on topic there fella....and I'd rather see all you boozers loose your hooch first. Hate to break it to you but the majority of the country thinks it's ( pardon the pun ) High Time it's taken off the schedule 1 list and STOP comparing it ti **** like heroin like the dumbass Sessions has done.
tonygraz
9 years ago
Zayres - used to like that store, but they went out of business and most were replaced by Ames which also went out of business and had no general replacement.
DrafterX
9 years ago
frankj1
9 years ago

Why we talking about Brockton?

GOP voters represent less than 10%.

tailgater wrote:


Delta googled something that said Brockton had the most GOP voters, a stat I vehemently questioned

But with or without GOP voters, it is a good candidate to be walled in.
tailgater
9 years ago

Delta googled something that said Brockton had the most GOP voters, a stat I vehemently questioned

But with or without GOP voters, it is a good candidate to be walled in.

frankj1 wrote:



Is it possible to vehemently question?

frankj1
9 years ago

Is it possible to vehemently question?

tailgater wrote:


I considered editing, but decided it would probably impress 98.2% of those that admire me.
RMAN4443
9 years ago
I'm glad I got out before they started talking about building a wall

O give me land, lots of land, and the starry skies above
Don't fence me in
Let me ride through the wide open country that I love
Don't fence me in

SteveS
9 years ago
Used to be, Brockton was probably the biggest shoe making city in the US ... at one point, nearly 100 different mfgrs of shoes were there ... the last of them vanished about 10 years ago ... dunno how this relates to the number of GOP voters, but it's the first thing I think of when Brockton is mentioned ...
RMAN4443
9 years ago

Used to be, Brockton was probably the biggest shoe making city in the US ... at one point, nearly 100 different mfgrs of shoes were there ... the last of them vanished about 10 years ago ... dunno how this relates to the number of GOP voters, but it's the first thing I think of when Brockton is mentioned ...

SteveS wrote:




Brockton was referred to as "SHOETOWN" at one point in time..........my first job as a machinist, in the late 70's, was at Brockton Cutting Die, a company that manufactured and resharpened the cutting tools used to form shoe soles and cut out all the different parts used to make a complete shoe. 🌫
tailgater
9 years ago

I considered editing, but decided it would probably impress 98.2% of those that admire me.

frankj1 wrote:



So I should be 49.1% impressed?

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