boardwalk

As far as idolization, HBO runs a series called Boardwalk Empire where the Chicago Outfit and others are portrayed as heroes.

I live on the Venice Beach boardwalk and have been increasingly seeing people zip around on these scooters.

Ride down the Venice Boardwalk however far you want and then park your bike.

I can get up, go for a bike ride on the boardwalk, shower, enjoy breakfast by a window.

This is the Arnold Rothstein method of decision making, as seen on Boardwalk Empire.

Others are generic, but instantly recognizable, like Venice boardwalk and the LA river.

I wonder if this system extends to places like Downtown Disney or Disney Boardwalk and the hotels?

If it's hocking t-shirts on a boardwalk, good for you.

I'm not super-current on my media, but Game of Thrones, Boardwalk Empire, Walking Dead, Mad Men...

> Game of Thrones, Boardwalk Empire, Walking Dead, Mad Men Those characters are aspirational?

We have a perfect boardwalk both by the ocean and in the bay for people to safely and legally ride them on so it kind of makes sense down here.

Almost like a solid painter that has been painting for many years and is popping these babies out for a show on the boardwalk where they'll go for $500 apiece.

We actually had a Tim Hortons in a container on the "boardwalk" at Kandahar Airfield, Afghanistan.

Apropos of nothing, there's a really entertaining documentary called "Under the Boardwalk" that sort of flew under the radar last year.

For example, everyone gets "Park place" but no one gets "Boardwalk" because there's only one (or an extremely limited number).

In "Boardwalk" I lasted all the way to some scene where some poor sap got buried up to his neck on a beach and then they took a shovel to his head.

I occasionally play Dragon's Lair when I am at the Santa Cruz Boardwalk.

Also, fwiw, 99% of casual players I've seen overvalue the marquee properties like Boardwalk, etc., and undervalue the oranges, light blues, and reds.