Lobsters In The City...

Seriously, I thought it was like a k-mart horsey-type ride for a minute.

decorated the same kinds of ways :shrug:

One year, someone made a Republican bear, but it didn't win. Denville's a weird town though. I think they use subliminal messaging.

"Come to Denville. Spend your money. Park more than one hour so we can give you a parking ticket."

:rofl:

randomly pump music through the town sometimes. Christmas music all through the holidays and sometimes Christmas music at other random points during the year. Intermittent classical music on occaision, and they spent a couple $100k putting up a big clocktower (um...perhaps better spent on the schools or something?) that plays patriotic music on the hour sometimes. None of the music ever has a set schedule though.

Plus, unless you have a parking permit, it's all 1-hour parking (really sucks for people working in town). I worked there for 4 years and I camped out 4 times for a parking permit, in the dead of winter, for a parking permit (only about 30 spots, so it's really competitive). If it wasn't fucking freezing out, that would have been okay, because we'd turn it into a weird party of sorts, but it was still absurd.

we live downtown in what is referred to as archives plaza, state workers everywhere that have to move their cars every 2 hours...we have a permit to park here...but you can't find a spot 1/2 the time anyhow till they all clear out x(

i am in agreement as to the money being likely better spent elswhere than to intrude upon people's mindscape so as to say = not good

:silly:

:rofl: :thumbsup:

that serves as the local 'work of art'.

It gets repainted every week or two.

to our freaking cows http://www.munic.state.ct.us/Burlington/cow_parade/gallery.html :-)

Sung to the tune of "Hot Child In The City" by Nick Gilder. ;)

:thumbsup: :-)

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:rofl:

:kick:

for the annual lobster festival. Damn things are still all over town.

:hi: