Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> Go fuck yourself, oh worthless piece of shit


Here we see Gerund Boy proving how childish he is. This is exactly the kind of potty mouth response you'd expect from a 5th grader. Oh. Wait. Gerund Boy's mental dev. was arrested at age 10.

Gerund Boy to post dbl. std. hypocrisy lame sorry excuse for his childishness in 8......7........6......5......4......

Booga-Booga-Booga!

Well, the Nats crushed PHI in the just completed Game-1, and we are waiting in
our reserved in-stadium parking spot for Game-2. Probably won’t go as well, but you never know

Honk your horn and I’ll try to spot you.

Gonna cost you 48 smackers to get in the GEICO Garage at this point.

Syphax Village in some pregame mist…
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Is your wife pushing you in the chair, or are you able to use the walker today?

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> All information I have posted previously,

Sim you posted that after offering nothing for the system and refusing to pay for infrastructure, Fairfax agreed to pay over 90% of the minimum sale price set by Falls Church. The sale of the system included the infrastructure that they once vowed they wouldn't pay for.

You posted that not only did Fairfax fork over 90% of the asking price, they also ceded 40 acres of land. You posted that portion of those land parcels is now being developed as part of the West Falls project. When fully built out, the project’s tax revenue alone (not including ground rent payments) will be over $5 million per year according to reporting from FCNP.

You posted all that?

We’ll, these free Nats hoodies are starting to pile up, and there might be more tomorrow. Two are going off via USPS the grandkids of favored stadium by employees. Two are also going off to a certain cat-loving Principal. After that, we’ll have to see. Enjoying a nice bbq platter for din-din in The Club tonight. It’s pretty good.
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Grow up and face the facts, Fraud Boy. Your sorry city was hung out to dry in the water wars, slapped down in one decisive court case after another. No leverage left for them at all.

LOL! With no leverage, how were they able to get Fairfax to pay them 90% of the asking price after Fairfax initially refused to pay a single cent?

With no leverage, how were they able to convince Fairfax to hand over 40 acres of land?

Perhaps they didn't have leverage and Fairfax just sucks really, really bad at negotiating.

They claimed they weren't going to pay for infrastructure and ended up paying for it! LOL! They are as incompetent as you!

Same sorry ass false bravado slobbering that sold FCC down the river way back when. Do you know where your fire hydrants are?

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> Same sorry ass false bravado slobbering that sold
> FCC down the river way back when.

The false bravado was from Fairfax when they claimed they weren't going to pay a dime for the system and weren't going to pay Falls Church for infrastructure. They backed away to the tune of $40 million and 40 acres! LOL! What did all that false bravado cost Fairfax in the end?

> Do you know
> where your fire hydrants are?

Yeah. Shipped off as part of a package in exchange for $40 million and 40 acres. Guess what part of that 40 acres will be netting the city for decades to come? LOL!

Garbage. Garbage. Garbage.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> All of my posts are Garbage. Garbage. Garbage.


^ FIFY

Typical no-account grade-schooler.

What FCC hoped would be a spirited auction turned out instead to be nothing but a boring fire sale.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> Garbage. Garbage. Garbage.


All verified by your precious Virginia Places website.

early 2012, Falls Church decided to escape the legal fight with Fairfax County by auctioning the city's water distribution and sewer system to the highest bidder. The city obtained an appraisal that valued the water distribution system at $40-$53 million, assuming new owners would be able to maintain the income levels based on current water rates, and set a minimum sale price of $44 million.

So, looking to sell the system because they could no longer use water profits to supplement their general fund, Falls Church had the system appraised. It was valued somewhere between $40 and $53 million. The city set a minimum price of $44 million.

"Negotiations failed to arrange a direct sale to the Fairfax County Water Authority (Fairfax Water), because the county would not commit to paying anything for the infrastructure. According to Fairfax County, the 92% of utility customers living in the county had already paid 92% of the cost to construct the city's system. The county would assume responsibility for the utility, but would not give Falls Church a $44 million cash payment - or any cash, for that matter."

So, Fairfax offered nothing. Zero. Zilch. Nada. At that time they were refusing to pay for infrastructure, or anything for that matter. They simply offered to take control of the system.

"In July, negotiations for a transfer/merger/sale between Fairfax Water and Falls Church failed to resolve the dispute."

It appears neither side was budging.

"The water distribution system, and the rate for water sold in the county by utilities other than Fairfax Water, could be resolved only after a court ruled on the county's utility rate control ordinance - or Plan B. The attempt at Plan B - resolution of the city/county differences through mediation led by a Federal judge - was announced on October, 2012.

A federal judge stepped in to get both sides to come to an agreement.

"Mediation was successful. An agreement for Falls Church to sell its water sytem to Fairfax County was announced on November 20, 2012. Falls Church voters ratified the deal in the November, 2013 election with 88% voting in favor. The county water system paid $40 million for the city water system in January, 2014, but did not assume the city's debt and pension obligations (approximately $30 million). The deal required that the high city water rates be lowered to county levels within two years, benefitting the 90% customers of the city water system who lived in the county as well as the 10% who are residents of Falls Church."

So, after offering nothing for the system and refusing to pay for infrastructure, Fairfax agreed to pay over 90% of the minimum sale price set by Falls Church. The sale of the system included the infrastructure that they once vowed they wouldn't pay for. What an about face.

But wait! Fairfax wasn't done handing over stuff to Falls Church just yet!

"As part of the bargain, the City of Falls Church got to annex nearly 40 acres of land near the West Falls Church Metro station currently occupied by two city schools. The agreement required that 70% of that annexed land stay dedicated to school uses for the next 50 years, limiting the economic competition with nearby properties in Fairfax Couunty. The city was allowed to develop immediately a 12-acre parcel next to the Metro station. Though Falls Church lost the annual subsidy from its water system, in the Plan B mediation the city obtained a great opportunity to generate revenue from property incorporated into the city limits."

So, on top of the $40 million paid to the city, Fairfax also signed over nearly 40 acres of valuable land. A portion of those land parcels are now being developed as part of the West Falls project. When fully built out, the project’s tax revenue alone (not including ground rent payments) will be over $5 million per year according to reporting from FCNP.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> Typical no-account grade-schooler.


Says the drunken Gerund Boy with the potty mouth of a 5th grader & who tells people they got "cooties" like a 2nd grader.

What was this ‘valuable land’ being used for at the time? What is it being used for today? When can it be used for anything else? What great new revenue streams have been developed that can replace the lost water-extortion racket?

Happy to answer when you substantiate your "38 improved acres" claim. The claim you are incapable of substantiating. Just like the townhouses "painted in a questionable array of colors" in Great Forest claim.

Guaranteed you won't like or accept the facts though.

You have no answers to give, asswipe. Meanwhile, facts are my world. Reason too. You can’t so much as get a visa.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> You have no answers to give, asswipe. Meanwhile,
> facts are my world. Reason too. You can’t so
> much as get a visa.


More of Gerund Boy's lies.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> You have no answers to give, asswipe. Meanwhile,
> facts are my world. Reason too. You can’t so
> much as get a visa.


Pussy. Plenty of answers to give. Looks like you don't. Looks like you lose again.

When you ever decide to reveal all these answers of yours, be sure to note all the new income producing projects that have been generated since the City caved and voters went out the escape hatch and handed the system to Fairfax Water for pennies on the dollar just to be rid of it. No need to explain why the name of the WFC Metro station was recently changed.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> You have no answers to give, asswipe. Meanwhile,
> facts are my world. Reason too. You can’t so
> much as get a visa.


Only a straw felching butt pirate would shitpost some dumb shit like that.

The choice to get the answers is all yours. All you have to do is substantiate the "38 improved acres" claim that you made regarding Fairfax's decision to back down from its position to not pay Falls Church for the water system or the infrastructure associated with it.

seven figure city... Wrote:
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> The choice to get the answers is all yours.

Been there, done that, Fag Boy. Your turn.

> All you have to do is substantiate the "38 improved
> acres" claim

Halstead and Tysons meant nothing to you. Why press on with the damning details of other such locations. And by the way, it was the infrastructure that Fairfax refused to pay (again) for. Dressing on the side?

So up early for an easy Sunday drive into the city. Sitting i our reserved in/stadium parking spot now, it soon heading one more time up to our Club Level seats. Nice!

Wrong. There are many here who hang on my every word. Pretty rainy on the way into the park, but MLB wants this game played somehow, so we could be here for a while. Couple of long time stadium staff have come by for at least a seasonal farewell. It’s a little like when school lets out for the summer.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> I'm always Wrong. There are many here whoI hang on myself with every
> word I shitpost. Pretty rainy on the way into the park, but
> MLB wants this game played somehow, so we could be
> here for a while. Couple of long time stadium
> staff have come by for at least a seasonal
> farewell. It’s a little like when school lets
> out for the summer.

FIFY

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> So up early for an easy Sunday drive into the
> citybus ride to Walmart and the TV Dept.. Sitting i our reserved in/stadium parking
> spotFFX Connector bus seats now, it soon heading one more time up to our
> Club Levelfolding chair seats in the TV Dept. at Walmart. I even have enough for 1 small coke and 2 small sandwiches from the in-store Subway shop . Nice!


FIFY

^^^ Gerbils.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> Wrong. There are many here who hang on my every
> word. More shit nobody cares about.


Zero

^^^ Spending Sunday hanging on my every word. Meanwhile, the rain is now barely a drizzle, and the game is underway on time.

Well, the field is definitely beyond soggy now, but having gotten this far, they’re going to play through five no matter what.

Spending a rainy Sunday setting up new switch and other network infrastructure. Taking 30 seconds now and then to troll your dumb ass.

The TP-Link Omada deal is kinda nice btw. Blatant copy of Ubiquiti's Unifi but for the price I'm impressed. Think I like it more in some ways. Yeah, I know you have absolutely no clue what I'm talking about.

Can you replace the run capacitor on my air conditioner?

In fact, I could but you can't afford me.

Easy to do. Buy two so you have one around and ready next time. Hit up Amazon... won't really need AC until after it arrives anyway.

You know what they say, a bad day at the ballpark beats a good day at work. Otherwise, we have people.

Well, look at you.

Yeah, sitting outside on a damp, dreary 50 degree day watching a shitty team play a boring game at the end of a pointless season sounds like great fun. That's why you're posting here (again) I suppose.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> ^^^ Gerbils.


^^^Moron

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> Yeah, sitting outside on a damp, dreary 50 degree day…

57 degrees all afternoon, and our seats are out of the rain, wind, and sun while being just steps from the bar.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> Dont take me out to the ballgame Wrote:
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> > Yeah, sitting outsidery
>
>
> , and our seats are
> just steps
> from the bar.



Very important to a drunken Gerund Boy.

686 Mbps end-to-end on an EAP650 to my iPhone 13Pro. Not too shabby for 50 feet away through walls an all with no optimization.

What's yours look like on that Jitterbug phone JP?
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Gotta get those Arnold Palmers somewhere, you sorry ass sack of shit.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> Dont take me out to the ballgame Wrote:
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> > Yeah, sitting outside on a damp, dreary 50
> degree day…
>
> 57 degrees all afternoon, and our seats are out of
> the rain, wind, and sun while being just steps
> from the bar.


Not out of that cold damp air. Gets into those old bones doesn't it Gramps.

You seem to like those bars a little too much.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> Gotta get those Arnold Palmers somewhere, youI'm a
> sorry ass sack of shit.


FIFY

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> What's yours look like on that Jitterbug phone JP?

Why in god’s name would I care?. It’s an iPhone8 by the way.

Nationals Park is finished for the season.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> Net works Wrote:
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> > What's yours look like on that Jitterbug phone
> JP?
>
> Why in god’s name would I care?. It’s an
> iPhone8 by the way.




No ax, no 5g on that fossil. Probably around 10 Mbps. The Jitterbug is better. Maybe trade up next SS check?

LOL, LOL!

This phone works just fine. Just used it again to get some Chinese delivered over here this evening. Never made it to forty quarters of credit meanwhile. and with just a polyester fleece shell, it was quite pleasant and comfortable up in The Club today. We’ll be back in the same spot again next season, maybe with the same phone, and hopefully with at least most of the same people. It’s quite a nice little family of interesting people we’ve got here.

Sure, it "works fine." Just much slower and less capable than ours. But then you're used to being in that place so probably seems "fine" to you.

Got 40 long ago. Didn't realize that was something to be proud of. One of your bigger achievements in life I suppose.

To the contrary in most cases. And who would ever need more than ‘fine’?



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Someone who wants much, much better in every way than the substandard that you consider "fine."

So some simpleton sucker then, one who falls for all the hype and fluff and lives a life of unwarranted assumption. Cool.!

And the Chinese food was really good. Definitely hit the spot after a short day at the ballpark. Tough to put all those good folks on PAUSE, but hopefully we can just push PLAY again in the spring.

Was the Chinese food delicious, hot and spicy?

The spicy dishes were spicy and all of it was delicious and hot as of last night, but after a night in the fridge, most of this array of leftovers will need a quick spin in the microwave — sample platter, orange beef, combination lo mein, kung pao shrimp. The wife has an egg drop soup while mine is won ton. Good eats today all around!

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> Someone who wants much, much better in every way
> than the substandard that you consider "fine."

You have to understand about Dimwit. Dimwits not a real smart guy. That's why his name's Dimwit.

Dimwit tells everybody how smart he is with his money. So he pays a ridiculous amount of money for baseball tickets then spends the whole time playing with his cellphone, especially to shitpost on FFXU instead of watching the game he overpaid for. Plis, he pays $40 to park his car there so he can pay hundreds of $ to sit somewhere and play with his cell phone.

If I want to play with my cell phone, I can do it at home and only pay my rent, which I got to pay anyhow.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> So some simpleton sucker then, one who falls for
> all the hype and fluff and lives a life of
> unwarranted assumption. Cool.!


You mean like someone whose entire life centers on pretense and labels but who doesn't understand the improvements offered by later generation mobile phones and networking technology yet still tries to present themselves as some sort of tech expert? Cool.

Tommy Bahama's pre-ground Kona Wrote:
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> Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > So some simpleton sucker then, one who falls
> for
> > all the hype and fluff and lives a life of
> > unwarranted assumption. Cool.!
>
>
> You mean like someone whose entire life centers on
> pretense and labels but who doesn't understand the
> improvements offered by later generation mobile
> phones and networking technology yet still tries
> to present themselves as some sort of tech expert?
> Cool.


But you don't UNDERSTAND. Gerund Boy's a Professor of HTML.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> What was this ‘valuable land’ being used for
> at the time?

Two schools and a property yard.

> What is it being used for today?

Two schools, a property yard, and 10 acres will form a portion of the West Falls project.

> When can it be used for anything else?

The property lot can be used for whatever the city wants whenever the city wants. 30% of the school lot can be used for whatever it wants whenever it wants. Probably why you see all the cranes and earth movers at the corner of 7 and Haycock there today.

As for the rest of it, in 40 years it can be used for whatever the city wants.

> What great
> new revenue streams have been developed that can
> replace the lost water-extortion racket?

Ground leases and tax revenues estimated to be more than $5 million per year from the project. And that's just the beginning.

Enjoying your fire hydrants?

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> Halstead and Tysons meant nothing to you.

You've yet to explain or substantiate how they play a part of the "38 improved acres" nonsense. Are you contending that Falls Church Water owned the land that those two developments now occupy? LOL!

> And by the way, it was the
> infrastructure that Fairfax refused to pay (again)
> for.

And yet, they ended up paying for just that.

> Dressing on the side?

Definitely if you are at a GAR. Best to just avoid the places altogether though.

Well, we managed to get through six innings of the Ian remnants that moved into Nats Park yesterday, and we have the same sort of situation here in the Sweet Spot this morning. About half an inch of rain fell here yesterday and about another half inch is expected today. With our high degrees of LID-compliance out this way though, those totals will not at all phase us. Not so with a wake-up temp of but 47 degrees. That’s a bit of a shocker and it doesn’t look like we’re going to make much of a dent in the 50’s today. Leather might have to replace polyester fleece later on.

Real President Joe will no doubt laugh along with the rest of us at the USSC’s rejection of pleas from Mike Lindell to stymie the huge defamation suit filed against him by Dominion Voting Systems. That case will now proceed, likely leaving Lindell in a lot of hot water. Tough break, Mike.

In other news, PHI was rather easily able to prevail over the Nats in yesterday’s six-inning romp in the swamp by a final of 8-1. That was Patrick Corbin’s 19th loss of the season, some decision will need to be made as to whether to allow him to risk 20 later in the week. Cory Abbot.t (0-4) will try to break into the Win column tonight as he takes on Carlos Carrasco and the second place Mets. Looks like rain and the mid-50s up there too.

Looks like nothing good will be happening in the embattled burg of Falls Church City either. Protests continue against the discriminatory policies of grievous Gov Pumpkin, but he won't change his evil ways or his Mr Rogers swearer vest. What a total creep! Meanwhile, where they were once the easy norm, SFH’s have now become a minority among City dwellings. Who’d have thought?

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> Definitely if you are at a GAR. Best to just avoid
> the places altogether though.

Ignorance continues in all corners of the Linus globe, whether it be infrastructure, haberdashery, urban vistas, or the upscale dining scene.

Looks like his "dressing on the side" was just a ploy by him to not answer for the historical inaccuracies he is trying to peddle.

Perhaps he didn't like the answers to his questions. He has been very fact-averse in the past. This is no different.

Seeing how diversion didn't work for him, I suppose it is now time for the weasel-word-salad to come into play.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> What was this ‘valuable land’ being used for
> at the time?

Two schools and a property yard.

> What is it being used for today?

Two schools, a property yard, and 10 acres will form a portion of the West Falls project.

> When can it be used for anything else?

The property lot can be used for whatever the city wants whenever the city wants. 30% of the school lot can be used for whatever it wants whenever it wants. Probably why you see all the cranes and earth movers at the corner of 7 and Haycock there today.

As for the rest of it, in 40 years it can be used for whatever the city wants.

> What great
> new revenue streams have been developed that can
> replace the lost water-extortion racket?

Ground leases and tax revenues estimated to be more than $5 million per year from the project. And that's just the beginning.

Enjoying your fire hydrants?

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> Halstead and Tysons meant nothing to you.

You've yet to explain or substantiate how they play a part of the "38 improved acres" nonsense. Are you contending that Falls Church Water owned the land that those two developments now occupy? LOL!

> And by the way, it was the
> infrastructure that Fairfax refused to pay (again)
> for.

And yet, they ended up paying for just that.

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> Ground leases and tax revenues estimated to be
> more than $5 million per year from the project.
> And that's just the beginning.

Hahaha! The beginning of the beginning in West Falls is unlikely prior to 2026, so just as I had thought, you actually have no grand revenue streams on the ground to replace the lost water-extortion racket.

> Enjoying your fire hydrants?

Gift horses are often a fine thing.

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> Hahaha! The beginning of the beginning in West
> Falls is unlikely prior to 2026,

https://www.westfallsva.com/

Fall 2024. And Fairfax was nice enough to fork over $40 million to tide the city over until those revenues started streaming in.

> so just as I had
> thought,

You didn't think. You just got your ass handed to you. You were as clueless about the development as you were on every other aspect

> you actually have no grand revenue
> streams on the ground to replace the lost
> water-extortion racket.

Leases have been signed and rents paid. There is a steady revenue stream right around the corner. And again, let's not forget the $40 million Fairfax ponied up to tide the city over until the revenue stream kicked in. And, they did that AFTER huffing and puffing that they were only prepared to pay nothing at all. In the end, they paid the 90% of the asking price and forked up 40 acres of land. They even paid for infrastructure that they assured their residents they wouldn't pay for! LOL! You paid for them twice!


> > Enjoying your fire hydrants?
>
> Gift horses are often a fine thing.


In this case, Fairfax paid for their horse! LOL!

Try reading actual news sources, Fag Boy. 2026 is possible IF AND ONLY IF all legal and commercial schedules can be met and kept to between now and then. Hardly a sure thing given the history of FCC.

If delivery date is the shit you want to focus on after you fucked up 38 improved acres, infrastructure, sale price, and revenue streams, fine. I can kick your ass on that.


Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> Try reading actual news sources, Fag Boy. 2026 is
> possible IF AND ONLY IF all legal and commercial
> schedules can be met and kept to between now and
> then.

https://www.insidenova.com/headlines/huge-west-falls-church-mixed-use-development-gets-underway/article_ecaddf06-d840-11ec-b367-2b4e8d1e6b54.html

"Anticipated delivery for West Falls begins in fall 2024."

https://www.fcnp.com/2022/06/02/bigger-than-mosaic-dig-at-west-end-begins/

"Mark your calendars now! September 2024, just over two years from now, the Grand Opening of the biggest development, by far, in the City of Falls Church, will be held. The massive West Falls mixed use project promises to be bigger and more prosperous than the recently-completed Merrifield-based Mosaic a couple miles down the road."

Your boy Nick seems excited, doesn't he?

https://northernvirginiamag.com/home/real-estate/2022/06/07/west-falls-development-project-breaks-ground/

"According to the project website, the community is slated for completion in fall 2024."

https://northernvirginiamag.com/home/real-estate/2022/06/07/west-falls-development-project-breaks-ground/

"Virginia Tech's 7.41-acre Northern Virginia Center site in Falls Church is located within Fairfax County adjacent to the new Meridian High School and the future 10-acre West Falls development opening in fall 2024 on the site of the old high school."

https://patch.com/virginia/fallschurch/west-falls-developers-city-officials-hold-groundbreaking-ceremony

"The project, located near the new Meridian High School and the West Falls Church Metro Station, is scheduled for completion in fall 2024."




Your turn. What's your excuse this time?

No excuse needed by me for anything. Can you meanwhile tell us anything about the recent FC City Council action related to Rushmark Properties?

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> No excuse needed by me for anything.

LOL! So, in the face of the five news articles you still stand by your 2026 West Falls bogus claim? Why did you tell me to read some actual news sources if they all prove you lied? Do you enjoy being exposed so thoroughly as nothing more than a lying fraud?

Let's not forget...

> Halstead and Tysons meant nothing to you.

You've yet to explain or substantiate how they play a part of the "38 improved acres" nonsense. Are you contending that Falls Church Water owned the land that those two developments now occupy? LOL!

> Can you
> meanwhile tell us anything about the recent FC
> City Council action related to Rushmark
> Properties?

I sure can. You won't like it either. It's just raining dollar bills in Falls Church these days. Must grate on that autistic brain of yours. Just think, if you weren't such an autistic freak, you wouldn't be so obsessed with Falls Church! You can't control your affliction, freak!

Poor little baby has his weakling cherry picking called out once again. Imagine that! And what sort of tax implications are attached to the Rushmark deal? And just as an FYI, at its peak, FCC Water owned 3,200 fire hydrants. Then, POOF!

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>
> MLB wants this game played somehow, so we could be
> here for a while. Couple of long time stadium
> staff have come by for at least a seasonal
> farewell.
>


Yup, another season bites the dust.

The game mattered to Philadelphia and Milwaukee, which is the only reason that we got it. Girlfriend and I were there, as well, sitting under the overhang and out of the rain. We were there Friday and the second game Saturday, as well. As do you, we get Opening Day on our plan. Never have we gotten the last home game of the regular season, so we had to buy the tickets. We like to be there for the beginning and end.

Girlfriend did go to the Teddy Garage Sale on the first day. Someone told her that they had player bobbleheads on the second day. They did not have any player bobbleheads on the first day. She did get some Screech figures, caps, shirts and some other stuff.

Oddly enough, the Orioles and the Blue Jays played eight innings of a meaningless game in Baltimore as it rained. Meanwhile, the Nationals and Mets did not play a game that means something in the rain.

We said our good-byes to the ushers and seat mates whom we will not see at hockey. Many of our ushers will be working hockey. Some of our seatmates are going to hockey, as well, but they will not be sitting near us. Girlfriend likes the nosebleeds for hockey as opposed to the lower deck for baseball.

We have Opening Day at Capital One against the Bruins and the Fifteenth against the Canadiens. I wore my Number Fifteen Canadiens jersey to the only game here last year. This year, the Canadiens come twice, so I will wear Number Four for one game and Number Ten for the other.

We might be giving all of our money to Leonsis if he buys the Nationals. If he does, I hope that he does not cut our or perks. He does not give many perks to the plan holders for the Capitals, so we do not get the same kind of plan for the Capitals as we do for the Nationals.

I already know five of the Nationals games that we will attend in 2023: Opening Day against Atlanta, which comes with the plan, of course; Closing Day against Atlanta, which I assume we will have to buy and the three Red Sox games in July.

Shocker that Scholar just magically appears just as you find yourself trapped in a the corner by your own lies and blunders.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> Poor little baby has his weakling cherry picking
> called out once again.

What are you claiming was cherry picked? The reports of West Falls opening in 2024. As of this moment, I am the only one here that has provided any sort of reporting on the opening date of the project. You, of course, are free to present your own evidence. But, just like your "38 improved acres" bullshit, your 2026 claim will remain unsubstantiated. After all, they are bot lies because you are a lying fraud. The reports prove it.

> Imagine that! And what
> sort of tax implications are attached to the
> Rushmark deal?

We'll get to that when you substantiate your 2026 West Falls and 38 improved acres claims. Until then, just stew in the fact that you've once again been exposed as a lying fraud.

> And just as an FYI, at its peak,
> FCC Water owned 3,200 fire hydrants. Then, POOF!

Not poof. They were exchanged with Fairfax for $40 million and 40 acres.

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> Yup, another season bites the dust.

Seems like we just came out of Bozo Bobby’s lock-down, and now it’s gone already. Along with Juan Soto. It’ll be a whole new year for him in 2023, and also for the Nats in dealing with a lot of new players and likely as not, a new ownership group, and perhaps the demise as well of MASN. Interesting times, but no guarantee of what might lie on the far side. There was some grumbling and complaining among our Club Level Group of 8 down the stretch, but in the end, we all did manage to spend all of our accumulated freebie Nats Bucks and we all did indeed renew as Nats Plus members for next year. The wife and I are on auto-renew for life, so we should have our same seats and same parking spot barring some nefarious ploy by a new ownership group. We’ll see. We will also be there for Opening and Closing Day in 2023, and will NOT be for the 11:00 AM July 4 game. Got the blueprint for the rest of the season, but nothing is final until the wife goes through it to make swaps and acquisitions for bobble heads and other special events. It’ll be 40-plus games when she’s done, but can’t be sure just which they’ll be yet. Otherwise, we’ll hunker down for off-season stuff (like income taxes) and eating out a lot. No thoughts yet on Spring Training, but haven’t ruled it out yet either...

Santini's look forward to your sub and pasta orders in the coming months.

seven figure city... Wrote:
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> Shocker that Scholar just magically appears just
> as you find yourself trapped in a the corner by
> your own lies and blunders.

LOL! Actually, his welcome end-of-season comments came well into a posting void caused by the stunned silence resulting from your having been caught napping on the City Council’s actions re the Rushmark properties. Take all the time you need.

Chicken Pahm Wrote:
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> Santini's look forward to your sub and pasta orders in
> the coming months.

As with the Chinese place the other night, they will certainly receive some orders for subs and pizza (plus soups and chili, but they don’t do as much pasta as you foolishly seem to think. Pasta most often tends to come from Ciao and Pazzo.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> LOL! Actually, his welcome end-of-season comments
> came well into a posting void caused by the
> stunned silence resulting from your having been
> caught napping on the City Council’s actions re
> the Rushmark properties. Take all the time you
> need.

His appearance coincidentally comes when you find yourself unable to substantiate either your 38 improved acres or West Falls 2026 opening claims. Hardly surprising.

As for the Rushmark issue, I provided you with the broad strokes. If you'd like more, you'll need to substantiate your 38 improved acres and West Falls 2026 opening claims with links, etc. I presume I'll be waiting quite a while for both. You could always admit you lied about both though. Take all the time you need. LOL!

So weak! So just plain atrociously weak!

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> Scholar Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Yup, another season bites the dust.
>
> Seems like we just came out of Bozo Bobby’s
> lock-down, and now it’s gone already. Along
> with Juan Soto.


Really.... ...it seems like April happened two weeks past. Further, it seems like we had to settle for two and three hundreds sections not so far past, either. Despite that, The Grand Old Game will continue.


It’ll be a whole new year for
> him in 2023, and also for the Nats in dealing with
> a lot of new players and likely as not, a new
> ownership group,



Some of those new guys look like they will amount to something. For the sake of you Nationals fans, I do hope that the record is better for 2023.


and perhaps the demise as well of
> MASN. Interesting times, but no guarantee of what
> might lie on the far side.



One thing about Leonsis is he does want to win and will pay for players who can win. If he winds up with the Nationals, you might get a speech similar to what he gave the Capitals fans when he got absolute control of that team: "We are going to suck for a few seasons but in the end, I will bring you a winning team" or words similar. As far as the Capitals go, he has made good on that.


There was some
> grumbling and complaining among our Club Level
> Group of 8 down the stretch, but in the end, we
> all did manage to spend all of our accumulated
> freebie Nats Bucks and we all did indeed renew as
> Nats Plus members for next year. The wife and I
> are on auto-renew for life, so we should have our
> same seats and same parking spot barring some
> nefarious ploy by a new ownership group. We’ll
> see.

We do the automatic renewal, as well. I ask girlfriend every year. Every year it us "let it renew".




We will also be there for Opening and
> Closing Day in 2023, and will NOT be for the 11:00
> AM July 4 game. Got the blueprint for the rest of
> the season, but nothing is final until the wife
> goes through it to make swaps and acquisitions for
> bobble heads and other special events. It’ll be
> 40-plus games when she’s done, but can’t be
> sure just which they’ll be yet.

A new benefit for you half season plan holders and for the full season is that you are guaranteed the bobbleheads. We twenty gamers do not get that, so we will buy the games that we do not get.

The half season just did not work for girlfriend. The twenty game has worked well for her.

Except for the Red Sox in 2018, we generally have skipped the 4 July game as well. For some reason, girlfriend wanted to go this year, so we went. The opponent, the Marlins, might have had something to do with it. She prefers games against division opponents.


I do not understand why it is so difficult for that guy from Falls Church to understand that my purpose for posting to this topic is to discuss baseball. I have tried repeatedly to inform him that I have no interest in any other subject that anyone discusses here. I might ask a question here or there on something else but once I have my answer, I move on from it. I do not even live in Virginia. I live in D.C.

I do not come here often, of late, but I do post comments at the beginning and end of the season and occasionally during it. I am interested in your views and feedback on the subject. You always were willing to share those. I am at a loss as to why that guy from Falls Church can not understand that. I am no one's sock puppet. I am just some one who is trying to use Fairfax Underground for the purpose for which Carey created it: to exchange experiences and get insights on things of common interest. You understand that. What is his problem? (I know. I have asked that question more than once)

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> So weak! So just plain atrociously weak!


This is the best you can do when challenged to substantiate your 38 improved acres and 2026 projected opening of West Falls? No wonder you lose all the time.

So, no links for your claims? As predicted, it appears we'll be waiting for quite some time. Of course, you could make the suffering go away by simply admitting you lied. It's rather obvious you lied, so your feeble attempts to save face only make you look foolish and stupid. Your latest Scholar ploy isn't enough to distract from that.

Well, while our precious Little Boy Linus was choking on the chicken bones of his broad-stroke bullshit and glaring Rushmark failure, wealthy retirees all across the fabulous Sweet Spot have been settling into the next phase of 2022. It’s always great here of course no matter the time of year

The autistic freak still can't provide links to substantiate 38 improved acres and 2026 projected opening of West Falls.

Why is he so eager for me to kick his ass on the Rushmark/VT deal?

I think I'll let him sweat out his 38 improved acres and 2026 projected opening of West Falls lies a bit longer. It really seems to get to him. He even dusted off Scholar to try and hide from his lies.

Scholar Wrote:
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> Some of those new guys look like they will amount to something.

It’s always something of a crap shoot with kids, but we’ve got a good looking bunch, and we should be able to add some more soon. Might not win for a while, but we should be fun to watch.

> I do not understand why it is so difficult for
> that guy from Falls Church to understand that my
> purpose for posting to this topic is to discuss
> baseball.

Pay him no mind. Nobody else does. He has no fun and has no friends. Fact and reason make no difference to him.

> I am interested innyour views and feedback on the subject. You
> always were willing to share those.

Likewise. But some just can’t climb to such a level.

Heyyyyy!

How come Barbie never got pregnant? Because Ken always came in another box!

Hee Hee Hawwww!!!

His "conversation" with Scholar isn't really enough to distract from his 38 improved acres and 2026 projected opening of West Falls lies.

Give it up, Linus. You’re way beyond pathetic.

You have links to substantiate 38 improved acres and 2026 projected opening of West Falls? Didn't think so.

You're nothing more than a lying fraud and autistic freak. Nothing indicates otherwise.

Pfft! Few are so shabbily out of the loop as you are. You were dumped on years ago for using gross instead of net numbers. A link to 2026 was meanwhile given to you this morning. Your failures are legion and long-standing. You are simply a lying fraud.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 10/05/2022 02:38AM by Actual JP Morgenthau.

You provided no link at all to substantiate either your 38 improved acres claim or 2026 West Falls opening date. You're just lying through your rotten teeth. Look what your autism has reduced you to.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> Pfft! Few are so shabbily out of the loop as you
> are. You were dumped on years ago for using gross
> instead of net numbers.

Show your work.

Time to eat shit again, loser, for most assuredly you have once again lost. Cessions overlooked in your typically very bad math were pointed out long ago and have been noted again and again since. Your 2026 ignorance and failure were meanwhile noted in local media reports dealing with City Council actions taken at the beginning of this very week. See if you can take it from there, slowpoke.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> Time to eat shit again, loser, for most assuredly
> you have once again lost. Cessions overlooked in
> your typically very bad math were pointed out long
> ago and have been noted again and again since.
> Your 2026 ignorance and failure were meanwhile
> noted in local media reports dealing with City
> Council actions taken at the beginning of this
> very week. See if you can take it from there,
> slowpoke.


Show your work.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> Scholar Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Some of those new guys look like they will
> amount to something.
>
> It’s always something of a crap shoot with kids,
> but we’ve got a good looking bunch, and we
> should be able to add some more soon. Might not
> win for a while, but we should be fun to watch.
>


That was the upside to this season for the Nationals fans. It also works for a guy like me who is there mostly because he wants to go to baseball games. If it were Fenway, it would be a different story. It will be a different story in mid-July, 2023. Other than that, I am there because I like the game. When you get to see the new guys improve, it increases the enjoyment of the games.

Meneses looks like the best of the bunch, thus far: he puts his balls into play and can play both outfield and first base. In addition, Garcia and Hernandez look promising. If they can work on Abrams and reduce his errors, he will be worth something, as well.

Robles is, as Taylor was, an excellent defensive outfielder. Both have their struggles at the plate. Robles has improved over this season, though. If they can continue to work on his batting and work on his base running mistakes, he will be even more valuable to Washington's efforts.

Girlfriend is a big fan of Robles. She has been ever since he robbed Altuve of a home run in the 2019 World Series. She was insufferably delighted when she drew his autograph line for the 2019 winter event.




> >
> >
>
> >
> >
>
>
>
>
>
> > I am interested innyour views and feedback on
> the subject. You
> > always were willing to share those.
>
> Likewise. But some just can’t climb to such a
> level.

(italics mine)


That must be the explanation.

Actual JP Morgenthau Wrote:
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> Time to eat shit again, loser, for most assuredly
> you have once again lost. Cessions overlooked in
> your typically very bad math were pointed out long
> ago and have been noted again and again since.
> Your 2026 ignorance and failure were meanwhile
> noted in local media reports dealing with City
> Council actions taken at the beginning of this
> very week. See if you can take it from there,
> slowpoke.


You've provided no links to substantiate either claim. Looks like you lied again. Not much you can do about it, eh?