I do like anthem House a lot and I LOVE locust point. My only complaint is the appliances. Big downgrade on a agitator washing machine. Big “old person” energy. The proximity to downtown plus the neighborhood vibe is great. There’s a little too much “corporate” stuff there like the chipotle, however I’m willing to make that trade off if it means two grocery stores. Having four good restaurants in a couple block radius rules. My view is better at anthem house actually I look out over the fort.

I just watched the episode on Friday of SVU where Finn says he lost touch with Munch (BS unbelievable storyline) and he thinks he moved back to Baltimore and bought he old bar back. RIP Belzer and thanks for the memories!

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Very sad day !! Much was the kindest in the show he had a heart of gold and I would of loved to have met him!!! He would be the kind of guy you could really talk to !!

The earth will be fine. We are the ones who are fucked

Damn RIP.

I was just finishing the last season of The Wire and noticed his subtle cameo in one of the bars.

Loved SVU

Exited off Lombard street heading south on the 895. Took the shot on the shoulder

Everyone should do this basically everywhere, irrespective of the possibility of crime.

Drivers are nasty and litter constantly.

No problem - I got my licence back in Dec and went to their Feb meeting. Seems like a fairly active group

A previous discussion

I always do this. Always keep at least car distance away from car in front. Just be alert don't be on your phone. You should be okay.

How do you like Anthem House and Locust Point?

I agree, that area of downtown isn't really residential - and isn't really close to any great restaurants or bars... Good views though!

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I highly recommend the baltimore museum of industry and Fort McHenry. You can take a water taxi from the aquarium to both or a short scooter or uber ride around the Harbor. Also the American visionary arts museum is nearby as well. That ones a very unique experience that features art from self taught artists. Lots of weird and unique things but certainly a cool experience.

Oh yes, I forgot about 32 as it's a bit peculiar in Howard County. It used to be one lane, but they widened it recently. There may be some lights on it until it becomes the full highway. You might run into congestion around NSA on 32 depending on time of days as employees have their own ramp onto 32.

There is a great parable in the Bible (whether or not you’re into that, it’s applicable) that instructs that those that are not trustworthy in small matters can’t be trustworthy in big matters.

Soundstage has plenty of security, in and outside, there is a garage down the street you should park in. Usually is slammed after shows but safe and worthwhile. If I'm not mistaken the venue has a deal with them for parking as well

We used to go to Patterson Park to watch them filming Homicide. RIP.

Does Ice Spice know?

Tell them to try the ARRL website: http://arrl.org/find-a-club

I drive to soundstage all the time and park in the garage there. You’ll be fine don’t worry about it

I've driven through downtown Baltimore around 3am-4am on the way home to NJ from a 14hr straight drive from Georgia. It was nice and quiet.

There's one in Laurel

https://www.larcmd.org/conc/index.php

I would also like to point out how hilarious it is that he survived testicular cancer and made a comedy record about it called Another Lone Nut.