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GoneGirl11 OP t1_jeba52q wrote

Reply to comment by Parlor-soldier in Random as hell by GoneGirl11

I love this advice. I honestly don’t know but will find out and get back to you! Just a $100 pair I thought were cute on Urban Outfitters which is hit or miss with quality but they seem very nice!

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YallahShawarma t1_jeb9wm8 wrote

We love USA Skates like others have mentioned and we go all the time and have had my daughter's birthday there a few times, but for a new skater, it gets insane sometimes. We found this place https://www.forrestsfamilyfuncenter.com/ about 30 minutes North of Providence. Big open rink with the center open. Great place, and nice people. Much less busy than USA skates to practice at

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jalderwood t1_jeb9mee wrote

The downtown rink is now free of ice and you can skate there pretty much anytime you want although they do have some recreational activities there some nights. The rollerdisco season opens at the end of May and it's totally worth it to get a pass. There's a bunch of great people who go and the music programming is the best of any rink you'll go to

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sullybanger t1_jeb4ild wrote

There’s a brown parking garage on Brook street by like piezonis. There’s a second floor and plenty of space where cars don’t usually park, and no one cares or bothers you. Also Big perimeter wall so you’re private from the street to practice in private. There’s a police substation next door but they never gave me any trouble for being up there

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iCaligula t1_jeb10q1 wrote

Reply to comment by Proof-Variation7005 in Random as hell by GoneGirl11

Are Thursday Adult Skate nights any less crowded than the normal days? I'm trying to get my wife comfortable on roller skates, but we went to United Skates of America on a random Sunday and it was overwhelming for her.

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Parlor-soldier t1_jeaq117 wrote

What kind of wheels do you have on your skates? Because that will determine what I suggest. A good place to learn is any public tennis court. You can hold onto the chain link fence and closer to sundown, fall down in private.

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Thatbluejacket t1_jeahdj3 wrote

I was parallel parked near the MBTA station yesterday (in a clearly marked spot), and some lady kept backing up and backing up in front of me and almost hit my car for literally no reason - I had to honk to get her to stop, and even then she kept going until I literally laid on the horn. There was no one in front of her, and she didn't even pull out afterward. I don't get it

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