The next session of fitness classes offered through DPR open for registration this Thursday I believe. I’ve only been to one type of class (spin) but from what I’ve seen the classes attract people with wider levels of athletic abilities, and instructors adjust accordingly

Actually I'm a vegetarian, so yes, I've definitely put vegetables on bread and eaten it as a sandwich. But I've also just grabbed a slice when I'm hungry.

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I can't disagree with you there.

I would say however Atlanta is much more of a leading city for White Southern and African American culture and society, art and music relative to DC.

People are going to come on here and say some shit about Howard, Wale, and Duke Ellington, lol ok.

but isn't sandwich more like two breads with something in between? or not

Ok, we’ll this isn’t really the place for that

Try r/askanamerican

Thank you for the kind words !

Yup! I used it the about a month ago for registration renewal on a car with the necessary plug (whatever that thing is that they plug into, I have no idea). It looks like it is in the parking lot of a school building, which I think it is.

You drive up, and the instructions on the screen are pretty comprehensible. You run your car for a few minutes and it was pretty painless and I didn't need amazing automotive skills to understand and get it done.

The registration sticker arrived in my mailbox a little while later. Super easy and Covid-Approved!

maybe add a category for ethiopian?

You’re describing a sandwich? Yes, we eat sandwiches here.

The sliced bread here is generally awful and not really meant to be eaten on its own. That said, most grocery stores will see baguettes or bread baked in their own bakery that are a lot better, there are the fancy dedicated bakeries where you’ll pay like $6+ for a loaf but it’s delicious, comparable to much of the stuff in Europe.

I love eating fresh bread on its own, especially if it’s a little warm, but most people will put something on it, butter etc

Probably one of the two only places in DC with a shuffleboard in a bar.

I'm a skier, and I agree with you. I'd take a number of other cities if skiing and mountaineering were my thing over Denver. SLC or the Northwest mostly for cultural reasons, and the skiing is simply much closer. I also hate Vail Resorts as a business and refuse to ski at their resorts if I can help it.

You may have a different opinion but I personally would not be satisfied with the skiing in New England. I also am not a fan of ticks and Lyme disease.

Anecdotally Rocket Bar still seems to pack em in on the weekends any time I'm there. Always loved it because it does a great job satisfying a wide variety of people in my friend group. You've got the divey elements, but it's also a friendly atmosphere. They'll play sports on TV, but they also play good music. It's easy to meet new people if you want, or you can just hang out with your group and play shuffleboard in the back.

i want real answers not just something that someone wrote on somewhere😤

but do u put the naked vegetables on the naked bread? try it it's great XD

Woah! Emo kids are back baby!

Hi! You can get prints and postcards at my shop, and you can also find them at Shop Made in DC, Steadfast, Tabletop in Takoma, Penny Post in Alexandria and a bunch of Smithsonians :)

Def! I work in digital product so if you ever want feedback or help lmk

They had an event at the Chinese embassy not so long ago and I think it was definitely worth it only because that embassy is seemingly never open to the public. Also it’s quite a spacious embassy and so there was plenty of room for food, tea, calligraphy, propaganda, etc.

Similarly, the bike lanes, at least compared to other U.S. cities. Still room for improvement of course, but biking is usually the quickest way to get around the city.

Google next time … it’ll save face

I think maybe if you need a “struggle” snack in hard financial times (like for college students) you might just eat bread, but otherwise i dont really think people do it unless they’re really picky eaters

I meant the vegetables on the bread :D but yeah ok, haven't realised before that people don't eat bread for snack in every country, since it's a very very basic snack or breakfast or like evening snack? in my country