Subscribed. Participating. Lurking. Whatever.

Never had a dropped call in town, unless I was in an elevator or something. Once you get further out into the sticks, you'll have trouble getting 4g and such, but I've still been able to send texts and make calls most places we go, for example Stockton Lake, Eureka Springs, Busiek, SE Kansas.

I have Mint. It runs on the T-Mobile network. I'll never go back to one of the big providers. $15/month for the same service I got on T-Mobile. Just look up your average usage before committing to a plan, I realized mine was only around 6 gigs and have been able to cut back even more.

You are a fantastic dad. Keep it up. Also, if you aren't yet, everybody at /r/daddit would love to have you.

...wtf?

There are a couple in Dade County, on the way to Dadeville. Can't remember which road exactly, but probably worth taking some trips out to Stockton Lake anyway. They've probably had a few babies by now.

This might be my favorite so far.

Brings up an interesting question...does their native environment give them the advantage or do all the random opiods mixed with meth give them disadvantage?

Picturing y'all creeping out the bushes with chains while the Gailey's crowd saunters across the field smoking pipes with bricks ripped off buildings from downtown.

Don't go to Tenaurio (sp?) if he's even still practicing (i haven't seen him in 20 years). His "cognitive testing" consisted of "walk the line, touch your nose, here's your script for Concerta."

Which, yea I have ADHD, and so did my dad, but the way he handled it screamed pill factory. So I guess if what you're after is just quick meds with no hassle, go for it. But if you want a doc that will actually pay attention to you and find something that really works for you, go somewhere else.

Or we could use that same taxpayer money to set up systems that actually work and don't keep perpetuating the problem, ensuring future generations keep getting trapped in the same cycles.

Nah fuck it throw them all in jail.

George's crowd vs Alli's crowd, 3pm next Tuesday at Nichols Park. No blades or bullets.

No idea. But they didn't. Hour House has been the only one serving this whole time.

Hour House never lost it. The other two are still without.

Patriot Disposal, aside from having an amazing name if you actually think about it, was the cheapest when I called around. $45/3 month bin fee+$9 for gas charge=$54/3 months, plus you get 3 months free when you sign up.

Also follow Roots and Radicals on Facebook, they promote mostly punk and ska type shows.

Hour House was the only one of the three that actually had a license and they were using it for the other two. So it's the only one that can serve until they get the other two in order.

...I can't believe you typed that with a straight face.

That's the point. It's another cycle for people to get trapped in.

On the Scene lists all of the shows in town, every week. They have a website and a Facebook page.

Molly Healey, Ben Miller, Pat Kay, MK Ultra for traditional instruments made weird. Think folk songs with cigar box guitars and cellos ran through loopers and synths.

I. V. King is currently in lesbian revenge pop royalty mode, and is one of the area's most talented artists. The Shandies for a more folky bent.

Brandon Moore, Jimmy Rea, and all of their various projects for funky bluegrassy bouncy Ozarks music. Justin Larkin for more of that kind of thing with a dirtier, grittier feel.

Shaun Munday, Randall Shreve, Averill Cates for one-man-band amazingness. Funk, "Showman" (idk how else to describe it, his latest album reminds me of a circus ringleader in all the best ways), and Gothic Folk are their genres.

Red Light Runner, the Mixtapes, Rosy Hips, and Just a Phase for covers of everything on the radio in the last 40 years.

I know less about the local metal scene, but Mortal Review fucking shreds.

The Many Colored Death, Steve Ames, Hamburger Cows, Seth Darby, the Sauce, Sister Lucille, Shotgun Brothers, Hillbenders, Paralandra, all very talented bands and artists worth their ticket price.

We're absolutely spoiled for talent in this town.

Edit: there are a couple places for jazz, the Dugout does an open mic night that sees a bunch of old-timers play with college students, Lindberg's just started up a jazz night, and one of the breweries downtown hosts a jazz night, I think Hold Fast?

I, too, like to always assume the worst. It makes my life so much better.

This all happened very recently, since then.

You're not wrong, but for right now I'm pretty sure the only way to do that is donating. Looks like they're still closed.