In that blue color? We're on to something here. Also include cigarette smoke to complete the sensory package,

Waiting for my "Market Frankford Line" City Edition, with a scratch and sniff component.

My wife and I once took a trip to Northern Minnesota-we stopped at the Split Rock Lighthouse, which was where the ship was last seen, I believe. Anyway, I tortured her for the next several days in the car with that song, we just joked about it.

I’ve had this game program since 1977 and the picture and fact has been stuck in my head ever since

Thinking of years ago when the Knicks’ Micheal Ray Richardson assessed his team’s fortunes with "the ship be sinking.”

Was hoping for “Bratwurst,” but this is excellent

That RY lockup oozes Yankees NY-maybe not a great look for a Red Sox affiliate?

I was called upon to pull him into a room during 2008 Induction weekend in Cooperstown, to sign 2 dozen balls (inscribed by his fellow HOFers) for MLB. His stern brow unset once the door was closed, the stories flowed forward. Funny ones too! A presence and a force of nature always.

Well worth the wait, it's both a signature element and a keeper

I actually thought that you were BORN with a mustache.

A handful of steps away from my home, a joy to see each and every day

They want to print out your work as a 300DPI billboard, that's the only explanation.

They are in the midst of building a luxe Starbucks reserve in Fishtown, really close to the flagship La Columbe location. Caffeine runs through the neighborhood, I wonder if it will succeed.

"And it was launched, so we were as surprised as everyone else." Which speaks to some confusion, certainly

Yesterday's Inquirer article, from one board member:
"Basically the board never approved it…We had expected to see it after the board gave feedback and expected to see the final version so we could approve it or at least see what they were planning to do…

Welcome to Philly, where the opinions are strong! Seems like the board wasn't consulted, which is a pretty big deal for such a visible public-facing initiative

As you well know, the theme of people coming to NY from elsewhere to make it is real. I just spoke about it yesterday in a discussion/lecture at my alma mater—I was born in Manhattan, went to school there, made my reputation there. Joan Didion's "“Goodbye to All That" really informs so many things

Boom! 100% IMO

I got one too! And I got there at 7:05 AM, and there was actually a short line