USA wrote:
I loved the mill there with the doors open and the furnaces going. All bulldozed and now it’ll sit vacant literally forever.
I cross through that stretch of Cortland a lot. It's bleak. The old-timey streetlights flanked by concrete barriers and gravel feels like something out of one of those post-apocalyptic video games. I don't know what can or should end up there, but a mixed-use luxury complex is very hard to imagine. I hope they do something with it soon. Red Stars stadium, maybe? Have their base of In This House families and lesbians hang out on that stretch of Armitage between Racine and Sheffield before/after games? I don't know.
a retard wrote:
What about the dopes like me that like to tailgate? If I can't tailgate I'll save the $$ and stay home, cook in the driveway and watch on TV.
Drink on the train in? I don't know. We're not Green Bay.
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Molly Lambert wrote:
The future holds the possibility to be great or terrible, and since it has not yet occurred it remains simultaneously both.
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