swede27
Member since Jan 24, 2012
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Chopsticks House
This is truly the tastiest Chinese food in recent memory. After 10 years living near… -drval
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Phuong Restaurant
Yes! -Paul Cheney
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Cha Cha's Tequila Bar
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The Oyster Room
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School of the Arts tweet exposes Charleston County Schools' hypocrisy
When the Tweet Hits the Fan
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City Council considers requiring bar security to patrol sidewalks, parking lots
You Don’t Have to Go Home But You Can’t Stay Here
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Republic Reign touches down like a fabulously stylish mothership on King Street
It Has Arrived
Re: “Connector bike ban is bad news, says advocate”
If cyclists want to make a decision to ride then they own it when it comes to safety. 99.999% of the population that use light and heavy vehicles to go to work and earn a living or taking their children to school shouldn't be bothered or impeded by cyclists who slow down traffic. In addition, if cyclists want to use the same roadways as vehicles, then they should pay a tax for building bike lanes and cary specific insurance for that purpose etc. The playing field would then be fair since cyclists would be making a contribution.