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You're all pronouncing "mole" wrong.

The DC Office of Planning is very excited about the GDS smart growth plans!

Is there anything new to discuss beyond moles, aces and tacos?

More than 24 hours without a post on this thread?

Anonymous wrote:I think these neighbors are making a nacho mountain out of a molehill.

Some say "team of aces." "Den of weasels" comes more to mind.

Anonymous wrote:I think these neighbors are making a nacho mountain out of a molehill.

90' buildings in Tenleytown are not molehills.

We're getting away from the really important question: will we allow a taco bar at the strip club GDS promises will be at this site?

I mean, an all-you-can-eat buffet is a reasonable accommodation at the kind of a gentleman's club. And I realize there is a need to differentiate with tough competition from on-demand services like Amazon Strip. But I think that because you are picking up the taco, and its contents will be loosely placed by the patrons (not professional tacistos), there are risks.

9-inch heels are inherently unstable, and all it takes is a single bead of pico de gallo spilled on the floor to make some poor women slip and break her neck. I hope that the ANC will fight hard to ensure that the often poor and vulnerable workers are not put at risk and protected by OSHA guidelines for classy erotic entertainment and fast casual dining.

I think these neighbors are making a nacho mountain out of a molehill.

Found him.

Anonymous wrote:I thought that the board's team of aces was trying to find the mole who leaks all the stuff about the GDS crony consultants!

I thought that the board's team of aces was trying to find the mole who leaks all the stuff about the GDS crony consultants!

Anonymous wrote:PP probably couldn't even identify a good mole.

Can't you get Mole on your taco??

Isn't that a job for a dermatologist?

Anonymous wrote:PP probably couldn't even identify a good mole.

PP probably couldn't even identify a good mole.

It is probably the lawyer parents, but they live in Potomac.

Anonymous wrote:

high school student -> -> ->

Anonymous wrote:PPs say that the Planned Unit Development needs to have community amenities to compensate for the additional height and density that is requested. GDS IS the amenity. It is a leading independent school in the Nation's Capital. GDS is making a big bet on Tenleytown, and rather than being ungrateful, the neighborhood should envelop the school in an appreciative embrace. Would the neighborhood rather have a prestigious school and a vibrant, rising neighborhood, or a shi@@y little Safeway and more mattress marts?

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who probably lives in Bethesda with his lawyer parents and little sister Rachel