Sophie Dee is so sweet that we ALMOST wish she wasn't so awesome at her pr0n game. Still, right now she inspires this quick look at a lot of Kansas City links on this Saturday morning.
Take a peek:
More Deets On Hit & Run Murder
Man killed in KCMO hit-and-run crash; police seek drivers of 2 vehicles
Show-Me Public Shaming After Nasty Charges
Prosecutor blasts community for support of child molester
Kansas City, Kansas Traffic Tragedy
Man dies in accident after getting trapped under overturned truck
Internets Crackdown Underway
Your Online Freedom Has Declined Since 2010 - Kansas City infoZine
Special Election Winning Streak
Rowland leads in campaign contributions in 29th
Happy Rock Police Tribute
Metro officers remember honorary officer with full police funeral
Mahoney Rounds Up Toy Train Peril
Report raises issues with administration of KC's streetcar system
Literary Smack Down Continues
Bookish bragging rights: KCMO Public Library trolls New York librarians with book spine poetry
Whitlock Project Goes Down For Good
ESPN Statement Regarding Grantland - ESPN MediaZone
Bikers Support The KCFD
Motorcycle ride fundraiser nets $31,560 for families of fallen Kansas City firefighters
Kansas City Fast Food For Thanksgiving
Turkey To Go: Mouthwatering Options for Kansas City Thanksgiving Carryout - ThisIsKC
JoPo Guide To Kansas City BBQ
The Proper Way to Order Bryant's Burnt Ends
And this is the OPEN THREAD for right now . . .
The streetcar will be poorly run and not maintained at all, just like everything else associated or owned by KCMO government.
ReplyDeleteOnce the grandiose announcements have been made, the balloons have drifted off into the sky, the bands have gone home, and the confetti has washed into the gutters, the folks at 12th and Oak are all on to the NEXT BIG THING and have no time for boring stuff like management, follow-up, or accountability for results.
Streets, sidewalks, fountains, sewers, water systems, and all the rest.
Why would anyone think this will be any different?
A city that works.
Just not for you.
In the 1960s an elevated monorail (the transportation of the future) was built at the fairgrounds in Oklahoma City. It ran for a few years and then fell in disuse and disrepair. Today it is mounted on a small section of the elevated track as a monument to whatever.
ReplyDeleteLook for our new new choo choo to travel the same route.
In Kansas city it is not about how we will run things to improve the city, it's about what can I get built while in office and then haul ass out of here before the real bills of taking care of it show up.
ReplyDeleteReport does not answer the question taxpayers have; why doesn't the Kansas City Area Transportation Authority operate the trolley and save the taxpayers from losing even more dollars?
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