Or if not his head, at least formal censure. At issue: What he said to the vice president's chief of staff about al Queda: Did he say he was glad al Queda could see what the guy looked like?

Bostonmaggie, a Delahunt constituent, agrees:

... I love where I live. I couldn't live elsewhere. But there is a price to be paid and having this asshat for a Congressional representative is part of that price.

Sarah reports having to break out that line in a Quincy bar on Saturday.

Police say massage parlor fronted for prostitution - in Quincy:

The operation advertised "Asian Massage ... A Wonderful Thing" on Craigslist, according to a police report filed at Quincy District Court.

Earlier:
You might want to avoid Asian ladies offering massages on Craigslist for awhile.

Sarah reports a misstep on the stairs at Club Cafe in the South End sent her straight to the Quincy Hospital ER (well as straight as one can get what with detours all over I-93 and sidestreets) with what turned out to be two broken bones in her foot:

Doctor: I am giving you a prescription of Vicodin

Jenny (friend who drove her): WOOOO!

Doctor: Uhh that's not generally the response we like to hear. ...

The Globe reports on the Quincy guy who led Quincy and state police on a high-speed chase up the northbound side of the Expressway yesterday.

After seizure at North Quincy.

Joe Keohane somehow manages to survive the annual St. Patrick's Day political roasts in both Quincy and South Boston.

Inexplicably, however, he totally bypassed the Dedham roast, which was the only one where limbo dancing and hula-hooping were involved.

No, not where he's been the last two days, but where he buys those flowers for Gisele. Would you believe the Stop & Shop on Newport Avenue in Quincy? How else to explain the sign Anali spotted there?

Jenny Frazier videos the bartender at the Fat Cat, a new joint in Quincy Center, pouring several drinks at once.

You can almost picture the cows just on the other side of that hill. But this isn't Vermont - it's Milton, down at the Neponset River, across from Pope John Paul II Park in Dorchester. About 300 feet to the left of the houses are three radio towers - and next to those sit a couple of office buildings (in Quincy). But that's one of the cool things about the park: Sure, you can look one way and see the Southeast Expressway, and turn around and see the Red Line, but then you turn again and see views like this.