Hippos prices always kept me from going there to begin with.

You should be able to find some in the trash on Monday. #shotsfired

First time for me at a dispensary on Tuesday, @ Revival98. I on lined my order at 7am, they open at 10. I waited maybe 5 minutes (non-med card), and was in the store maybe 15 minutes total. Great advice, they seemed to have everything you could ever smoke, drink, or eat. I dont have a basis to compare costs, but the closeness to my house, and easiness of the process was a huge plus for me. The attendant said they prioritize Med card holders, they always go first! Give them a try!

Just understand that for about 5-7 weeks, you're still able to make a baby. Wear a condom (or your preferred contraceptive). They will have you come (pun) back in and give them a cup of your goods. Once they see no swimmers, you're good to go. Best decision ever. Also, frozen peas are legit. Keep em cool for a few days and stay off your feet.

Something none of the articles mention is that large building is beyond dilapidated. It has been neglected for decades and is probably months at most from being condemned.

The church needs this to dodge a massive expense, so expect full court press from them. If this drags out, that building could legit fall

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They do good work there but they definitely charge too much, imo it’s not worth it when you can get the same quality work for cheaper at other salons

True story, first time I had a Whataburger I threw a football clean over a mountain. The next time it was kind of dry though.

I didn't know that, but I'm not surprised. In general I have lived my life very happily avoiding jalili restaurants for various other reasons.

It's no longer an option unfortunately, goddam covid, but I just wanted to hold a moment of silence for Falstaff's burger and homemade chips with jalapeno/dill dipping sauce. It was a sort of homemade, full fat, backyard grill type of patty and somehow it just tasted different than everyone else's, but right. Miss that place.

I've had this experience with Red's and Taylor's both. They weren't bad, but I was disappointed because they'd been all hyped up, and at the end of the day they were just, okay.

When I went to Greenlight on the day of or day after, they were doing separate lines. Med patients got to go in directly. Good luck, and enjoy! =)

No

A dispensary just opened next to downstream. 1/4 the cost of dispensaries in Missouri for an hour drive and $100 30 day oklahoma card

You may want to bring headphones or a book to help with waiting, waiting in lines in a very regular and normal part of life

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They completely butchered my curly hair yesterday and I'm now left with no choice but to wait until it grows back. I'm going to get a refund today because it straight-up looks like a 10 year old did it. It's a salon for straight-haired people that swears they can also do curly hair but they end up ruining your entire head. I asked for a curly bob and left looking like Lord Farquaad.

For trims and minor touch-ups, I'd recommend La Luna Hair Academy.

Care to enlighten me on Indie Blue?

If you're looking to do something drastically different than what you have, I say it's worth it. If you're going for a touch-up, go elsewhere.

One thing I will say is to avoid Indie Blue Salon like the Plague.

I will respond, yes you’re right, Springfield specifically has no shortage of places to live! That’s actually one awesome thing about living here that I appreciate.

However, we are still effected by the disproportionate increases to rent versus minimum wage, and I’m not saying it’s the fault of anyone, but the people making the least money are still out of luck when it comes to finding an affordable apartment, let alone a house to buy. My point is that it is better in Springfield and the gap is smaller than many places in the country, but it’s still there and people are still struggling.

I would like to not live in a food desert, and I would prefer that the food locations not be neighborhood Walmarts, but that is asking a lot here

Typically get the block honed, the head machined to make it flat, valve seats get pressed in, if the valves need it they can machine them in a process called valve lapping. If the crank needs machined it would be a lot cheaper in your case to replace the motor with another take out unless you are going for big horsepower. Oreilly machine shop is a great resource.

“cause problems”. please tell us in plain english, like we are a five year old,

how $1400 checks from 2 years ago have anything to do with rent prices today, or how those checks affected home inventories.

use specifics, draw a direct line. and then do us a favor and tell us what that has to do with this development.

First paragraph seems a bit like a complaint