Insanire

u/Insanire



r/providence•

I am... far too jiggly for my own good. I need a gym! I used to do the Planet Fitness thing but I am really not interested in a commercialized 'gym' again. I'm looking for a decent place, with people who can give advice, help with form, etc, etc, and has a diverse selection of things to do.

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r/camping•

We are heading down the road of bettering ourselves in a variety of ways, and our reward is to go on a camping trip. We want to rough it as much as possible. We'd like to be able to fish, have a campfire, MAYBE hunt(but neither of us have a gun so....). We'd like it to last about a week, maybe a couple days less. In the meanwhile we're going to learn as much as possible about doing what we'd like to do, but I honestly have no real idea where we can actually camp. We live in New England, but are willing to do some traveling to get to a good destination. Something like Yellowstone or Yosemite would probably be out of the question.

Edit: I'm bad at titles, okay? lol Should be "Roommate and I"

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r/autorepair•

http://imgur.com/a/iIRQH

I was driving to work this evening and the engine got really loud when i took off from a red light. I got to work and there's this hole. It's threaded so it looks like something goes there, but i didn't find anything in the engine compartment. It shoots fire out of the hole when the engine is on, so that's fun!

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I'm not formally trained, for starters. I don't consider myself a chef, nor do I refer to myself as one, despite comments from others. But I am a cook, working at an upscale senior living facility in Boston, and while my food is always on point, I'd like to make it look nicer before going out to the residents. they say you feast first with your eyes, or something. But I'm not really sure what to do, and I know our budget wont allow for frivolous garnishes. Any advice?

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r/legaladvice•

I guess it's considered intellectual property, anyhow. Here's the story:

I am, or was part of a non-profit organization here in Rhode Island. Last year I did the program book for a large event they hold every year. They asked me to do it again this year, but there are some issues and we're about to have a falling out. They are going to try to force my hand in a situation, and when they do I will be quitting all work on the book and not resuming it. They may want me to hand over what work I've done, but I don't want to, nor do I feel I should. Am I correct in thinking that the work I have done on said book would constitute as my intellectual property? Or is there a more correct phrase or ter

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r/trucksim•

I feel like the 70's and 80's were the heyday for American Trucks(and even some European trucks, too) but as I've trolled through various sites I only seem to be able to find very recent trucks. I've got the K100 mod, but even that looks more like the later models of the truck. I've also found a Mack Titan that, while not exactly from the time period I'm looking for, gives that feel... but it crashes ETS2 bad.

Anyways, if anyone can at least point me in the right direction that would be super appreciated. Thank you!

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