He must be running out of photo submissions and gas money.  Between this
and the name drop a couple of days ago (it's relatively common to see
personal identifiers [name, nom de net, domain name] in search keys;
they show up in my website's stats also), he hasn't added anything to
his non-temporary website content or provided anything new or meaningful
in terms of information.

Hey GR,

It's in San Mateo, Calif. along CalTrain.  Can you believe that a 1h15m
train ride takes faster than driving?  Such is life in the Peninsula. :-|

Hopefully the commute in KC is less hectic.

Cheers,

Carl Rogers
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It looks like a neckdown. It's just a street narrowing past a
restriction, right-of-way it looks like. That's all.

Here's a progress report on Steve's argument style:

(1)  He broke down my three collective arguments (to describe the road)
into separate modules.
(2)  He then downplayed the significance of each three arguments
separately, as if each weren't part of a collective.
(3)  Thinking that he has downplayed the argument, he then shifts to
personal attribution, attacking the personal character of the OP.
(4)  Since he feels that he has the foot-in-the-door w/ the downplay of
personal character, he proceeds to introduce his perception of the OP's
website, and its level of success.

In summary, he follows a classic pattern to attack personal character:

(a)  Downplay the argument.  Then;
(b)  Provide his feelings of one's character. Then;
(c)  Provide an unfounded explanation to create social bias.

Ironically, this kind of behaviour is quite common in a junior-high
classroom.

--Carl