Looking forward to it

D'vine is a place I tried recently that was great! https://www.dvinedeliandwine.com/

you dont need to be. 505 isnt too bad and there back under there own management worth giving a try

Student living places around here are ridiculously expensive. Plus we wouldn't get approved; neither me nor my potential roommate will be in college when we would need to start the lease.

You're correct that it puts the leverage in the hands of the original Landowner and that's the point... that's how I think it should be. And in the long term it would, I believe, sort itself out without heavy handed government strong arming.

It's likely obvious to me, you and everyone with a mind that there are profound community benefits to being able to make that commute... and because of that the original owner should be able to hold out for the highest value possible until another alternative becomes more economically viable.

The idea that at any given time your families 3rd generation farm could be split up for a highway and you get paid out by a less than honest brokers appraisal with little to no recourse is asinine to me and akin to a serfdom dystopia.

The only middle ground I could maybe concede on this on a principled level is if somehow your private property was like a national security blindspot... IE your farm in Maine on the border is a strategically important foothold for a bloodthirsty Canadian invasion.

Outside of that wildly extreme scenario I am of the philosophy I owe you and you owe me literally nothing nor either of us have a right to acquire each others respective properties without consent.

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tried the student housing places? whats your budget

dude buys a 1.3M yacht... ON Lake of the Oazrks? FUCKING WHY that kind of money gets something thats ocean going

Love Springfield mo

THAT?! Jeez. I’m no civil engineer but it seems like there might be a better alternative to condemning a building to fix that bridge.

The times I had hot cluckers I enjoyed it. At least it was actual Nashville Hot chicken. We don't have anything like that anymore.

If anyone says Popeyes or KFC, just don't.

dude is hella sketchy. read the story here

bye felicia

I didn't know there were so many 3D printers in this sub. I love 3D printing; it's one of my favorite things.

I would say that same thing applies to Lindberg's Sunday brunches. They get really unique and the good ones can sell out fast. Have to pay attention to their facebook page to know what they're serving.

I use “My CPA Guy” (nathan@mycpaguy.cpa) down in Highlandville. Little bit of a drive, but he’s awesome. Very friendly, too.

Second this Ruthie’s recommendation. We recently went for the first time and Joe was great. We originally planned to go to Cusco but decided to give Joe’s daily special (Salisbury steak) a try. It was great! Just show up before it gets too late as he has limited quantities of the specials at times.

Having a monopoly in one city still counts as a monopoly for the purposes of that city’s residents. I had a fun argument with CU several years ago when they told me basically “yes, you turned off all the power breakers in the house, the water, the AC, and all fans and ventilation, but we’re still charging you $180 for that address FOR THE ABILITY to use our services. $180 a month just to BE ABLE TO use utilities. They get away robbery because they can.

There is a small bridge that goes over Jordan Creek just south of the Hotel.

Load Google Streetview for the Hotel of Terror. You see that fencing next to the south side of the building.

They have all that money to buy the baseball stadium but can’t come up with enough to pay the man?

Bambu, get a Bun (vermicelli) dish

Westbound Chucklenuts Expressway has people leaving Menards and Costco full of hardware and groceries, while Eastbound Chucklenuts is full of people leaving work. Nobody is ever in their right mind there. And that's on top of whatever they put in the water to make Springfield drivers.

Play stupid games, when stupid prizes.

Hotel of Terror and Dungeons of Doom have been staples for so many years. If they tear it down, I hope they find a new home. Personally, I would love a fresh new haunted house.