wicker

I've got wickerbox.net for $10 a year from Namecheap being served out of wicker/wicker.github.com.

Most of my team pays less than $1k in great neighborhoods such as Lincoln Park and Wicker Park.

Or visit a friend in Wicker Park by car and try to find street parking somewhere near their place.

When Wicker Park was gentrified in Chicago, residents got angry, but then they moved to adjoining neighborhoods.

You must not have been in wicker park when gang fights were a common occurrence.

The original Wicker Man actually holds up surprisingly well; I'm surprised it got made when it did.

Where they live(d): Wicker Park, Ukrainian Village and Bucktown all seemed pretty grungy.

If a 10 minute subway ride to Wicker Park is too far outside downtown, I don't know what to say.

I live in wicker park and I've had people try to rob me at gun/knife twice as a result of public housing.

I had an idea for a Wicker Man parody where people who worship fallacies burnt people alive in a giant straw man.

In particular, the vintage-ish B&W images of a person with a knife in a wicker chair and what looks like a group of people standing a an old store.

Seven years ago, I moved to Wicker Park, Chicago.

It likely depends on the location and what you define as being "near." I've almost never had severe problems parking in Wicker Park, even during Wicker Park Fest.

"The Hamptons Tourist Board: The wicker man" I'm curious; what you mean by this one?

Every time I open the window or the wicker gate I seem like a dead man Slowly pushing open the lid of a coffin." -------- "...

The neighborhood, once heavily Hispanic, was being inundated by hipsters and yuppies..." Seems a little off-key, given that Exile in Guyville, partly a complaint and insider takedown of the Wicker Park scene, came out in 1993.