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I’m surprised Dunkin Donuts is that far from Fenway. There’s 2-3 Dunkin Donuts every block in Boston.
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I’m surprised Dunkin Donuts is that far from Fenway. There’s 2-3 Dunkin Donuts every block in Boston.
wrote on 29 Jan 2025, 20:21 last edited by@LuFins-Dad said in Mildly interesting:
I’m surprised Dunkin Donuts is that far from Fenway. There’s 2-3 Dunkin Donuts every block in Boston.
Good point.
There used to be a Dunkin in the alley, just to the left. But it's closed now, I'm sure they'll be a replacement in the future.
To the right is an entrance to Fenway that will bring you to 3rd base.
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darn mormons always have to be different
and New Mexico should probably have Old Mexico written as its trading partner
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@jon-nyc Is the video sped up? The writing says "30 seconds" but the video is only 15 seconds.
Even so, still impressive!!!!!
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darn mormons always have to be different
and New Mexico should probably have Old Mexico written as its trading partner
wrote on 7 Feb 2025, 13:05 last edited by@bachophile said in Mildly interesting:
darn mormons always have to be different
Presumably it's Scotch whisky.
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@George-K said in Mildly interesting:
Except for the fact that you would be dead within a few seconds and would never know what's it like to survive the fall impact.
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