Oh. We remember alright.

Invisible Glass cleaner and microfiber rags. You'll save money and hassle in the end. If you'd like you can harass your neighbors for that pure experience.

Wow so you're ready to exclude 85% of disabled people?

If you were picky you had to wash your windshield after the squeegee boys “washed” it because it would surely be full of streaks.

The knife I made in SNTL’s knife making class remains one of my most prized accomplishments. Highly recommend.

You're giving very good advice. The problem is that we live in a time where people are resistant to the idea of situational awareness. It's not taught in school and parents aren't teaching it either so folks are constantly putting themselves in danger without even being aware of it.

Yeah that’s what I’m beginning to understand. Thanks!

Ah, ok. Thanks anyway

It would be nice if a place like this existed in the actual city. It’s a shame

After everyone chimes in with their spots, can y’all tell me where to find some morels in a cooler months🤔🤣

Point me in the direction and I'll gladly be there

Byblos is my go to. I prefer the smaller Lebanese Taverna's you see in AACo and MoCo compared to the large one we have here, but it's also very good

What about the sister business, Nipple Tines?

Harwood Community Association on facebook, they have meetings

Yes you are very yikes. Go troll somewhere else.

around 15% of disabled people cycle

I have tons of great suggestions. I know a spot on the lower Potomac where you can snorkel in 4' of water and find a legal bushel in a few minutes. I've got a spot in Worchester County where you can walk a beach at low tide and barely get your feet wet while harvesting your legal limit. Of course I'm never telling my spots to anyone. I don't imagine you'll find anyone willing to give up their spots.

The Ever Forward hit an old named oyster bar, but it didn't hit an oyster bed. See this report from June 2022.

Mt Vernon. I lived there. Lots of gay friends who lived in the area, walkable, good food, culture. :)

My daughter was born in this storm.

With my wife in early labor, I shoveled a path through Pigtown so that we’d have access to the highway.

It’s no smowmageddon

Here is a post from a few years ago. It's pretty impossible to do this. Most oyster beds are privately owned and the owners would not take kindly to having someome come harvest their crop.

And with the grounding of the Ever Forward last spring, any remaining beds were ruined.

Bisexual blue-collar worker here checking in. Can we not be classist?

Yep it was my senior year of high school and we had such a blast that week.

Fucking love tipple Nines! Worth the trip