From the Washington Post, an article so hysterically true that it should be satire.
How Do You Like Your Public Space, Grilled Or Fried?
Best of the Worst for 2006
Monday, February 8, 2010
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Little Patch of Green Space
Resident Of Three Years Decries Neighborhood's Recent Gentrification
Reaganomics Finally Trickles Down To Area Man
Welcome to Saturbia
Are you the love child of Jane Jacobs and Sarah Silverman? Are you hoping to be reincarnated as a cross between Manuel Castells and Woody Allen? Do you dream of a planning and development book written by the Onion? Have you ever come close to doing stand-up at a zoning board meeting?
Then perhaps this is the blog for you. Starting today, November third, two thousand seven, I am going to attempt to gather all that is funny about cities, urbanism, planning and development in one place. So please, send me your satire, your humor, your links to all that is witty about urbane planning and armchair urbanism. Don't make me write it all.
schafran at gmail.com. thank you, and goodnight.
Then perhaps this is the blog for you. Starting today, November third, two thousand seven, I am going to attempt to gather all that is funny about cities, urbanism, planning and development in one place. So please, send me your satire, your humor, your links to all that is witty about urbane planning and armchair urbanism. Don't make me write it all.
schafran at gmail.com. thank you, and goodnight.
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Planetizen Gems
My dear friends at Planetizen not only keep us informed, but their Friday Funny's, are, in fact, sometimes funny. The fact that they have a humor section is deserving of a prize.
Some gems:
The Music Of Failed Planning
A Taco Stand in Every Neighborhood
Some gems:
The Music Of Failed Planning
A Taco Stand in Every Neighborhood
The Onion's Greatest
One day, La Cebolla will compile their urban wit into a collection, make heaps of money, and give me none of it. In the meantime.....
Dubai Debt Crisis Halts Building Of World's Largest Indoor Mountain RangeNation's Gentrified Neighborhoods Threatened By Aristocratization - The best of all time
Little Patch of Green Space
America's Aging Infrastructure
Urban Planner Stuck In Traffic Of Own Design
City Councilman Unearths Magical Zoning AmuletTown Hall Meeting Gives Townspeople Chance To Say Stupid Things In Public
We Must Repaint Our Nation's Crumbling InfrastructureShitty Neighborhood Rallies Against Asshole Developer
Home-Buying Up Among Lame-O's
Loft Apartments Converted To Mayonnaise FactoryResident Of Three Years Decries Neighborhood's Recent Gentrification
Sometimes I Feel Like I'm The Only One Trying To Gentrify This Neighborhood
Gated-Community Members Wish There Was Something They Could Do
I could put an entire section together on economics, but I am too lazy. Here is one.Reaganomics Finally Trickles Down To Area Man