A long, long time ago...when we all had just one telephone number per household, I shared both a phone number and an answering machine with my partner. Whoever got home first took off the messages and left them on the desk by the phone. We had no secrets and never had any problems with this system. Be open and honest…

This reeks of Nazi Germany and fascist Europe of the 1930s.

We’ve come to know never to expect any respect from city emoyees. Try getting a clerk at City Hall to put her coffee cup down to see what you need and you’ll understand.

Three is the highest number most city residents can count to so there was a limit. People here are used to doing what they want whenever they want. So the emphasis on the dangers of opening fire hydrants are the top problems because no one would think their neighbors have any right to water to put out a fire if not…

You need to understand. This is Philadelphia, with the highest percent of city residents living in public or subsidized housing in the country. This is no longer the city of The Philadelphia Story.