It was an informational talk at the library. It seemed legit and there were a couple of speakers (one was from the city of Pgh, can't remember who the others were), they even talked about getting your nearest neighbors to sign off or something to appease the permit requirements. But my takeaway was the cost of the permit and the amount of land needed was larger than my lot, so I didn't explore it further. I'm sure things have been updated as this was about 10 years ago.

I've lived in Pittsburgh for 34 years and have never heard of any of those places.

Honestly, depending on when they shoot, they could just roll the whole thing in real time in one take and it would probably fill a full two hours.

You are correct sir!

Chengdus Dan Dan noddles are to live for!

Yeah, calling the tunnel 376 is not going to get you anything useful. The Ft Pitt Tunnel is also on 376

I'm guessing you're not from Pittsburgh originally? "Parkway East crash" would've given you the same results; locals (and the news stations) don't really refer to it as 376.

Imo anywhere but D&B - I’m not saying it’s bad or anything - but it’s basically just a Chuck E. Cheese for parents who have more money.

I wouldn’t want to spend my adult birthday there unless it was something my kid wanted to really go do.

Diners>sheetz and Getgo but that’s what ya got mostly

I've always wished it would be possible to do a Lord of the Rings parody starring Billy Gardell, Michael Keaton, Jeff Goldblum, and other famous Pittsburgh actors. The plot of the movie is they have to take a ring (It's one of Brady's so yinz know it's pure evil) up to the top of Mt Washington, and throw it in a storm drain. The ordeal is that they have to cross all three rivers, and go through two tunnels because there's construction everywhere.

Helps that it’s a real place and honestly not all that far from East Palestine in the grand scheme of things haha

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That doesn't mean we shouldn't do whatever we can to keep them from occurring, we have way more derailments than comparable countries.

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Glad we got our roof done last year.

Train derailments have dropped by 75% in the last 50 years.

It literally does, and they happen nowhere near as often as they did 50 years ago.

https://www.npr.org/2023/03/09/1161921856/there-are-about-3-u-s-train-derailments-per-day-they-arent-usually-major-disaste#:~:text=Since%20the%20late%201970s%2C%20derailments,U.S.%2C%20which%20killed%2041%20people.

I want to know this as well. The only place I can think of that has wings in Bellevue is Maxwell’s. I don’t go there a ton, but it’s actually decent for what it is. I hope they’re not closing.

There is a place downtown and in Dormont called Ninja Entertainment. They do trades and trade ins. Back in the day (2015ish) they used to do $.50 per DVD minimum and would give you more overall for what you have if you bring alot in.

Not sure how they are today. They usually beat out The Exchange (They had two locations close to The Exchange for that reason) by a decent margin.

I was gifted a 40V Ryobi string trimmer and already have two batteries, but good input.

Our property is also challenging with slopes and retaining walls that would make a cord a bit of a headache. Working to slowly lessen the overall area of turf though.

When he was 16, Bobby found a guitar teacher named Jerome John Garcia too.

Ya think I heard it was iron ore

I went to Double Fresh a few times and had a pleasant experience https://doublefresh.net/

Damn! Did one of them try to pass inside the tunnel? I'm glad no one was seriously hurt! I swear only in Pittsburgh do people have this much difficulty driving straight for 2 minutes.

Oh geez, can't believe no one else caught that