StropkotheDrummer

We’re playing a 20 year old game. If it’s your first time playing it, please COMMUNICATE. Grouped with a lvl 20 warrior that didn’t know how to taunt and got us both killed. I should have been wiser in assuming they knew the bare minimum of how to play their class but you live and learn I guess.

Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, but we go agane.

Man, all I gotta do is turn autopay on… by all accounts, I’m an incredibly high functioning adult. Yet hitting a few buttons and inputting my card information is a bridge too far. Now I gotta wait till next week to get my meds.

As if that’s not enough, the universe has to throw a stomach flu on top of it, and it’s only Tuesday!

Feeling nostalgic, trying to find Victoria Bitters in any size, preferably closer to DTLA (yes I know it’s piss) I’ve seen Coopers at a few different liquor stores so I know there MUST be VB somewhere…

My doctor is at the Kaiser in East LA. Every time I’m on the train route over to the facility, I can’t help but notice how many restaurants there are just looking out the window. Are there any spots between the Arts District/Little Tokyo stop and Atlantic that anyone feels particularly strongly about?

Hello all. I recently found out there’s a train route to my work down in Irvine and I’m trying to figure out the logistics.

I live in the Arts District and figured I could bypass the closest metro stop and just bike to Union Station, which would require me to bike down Alameda for a mile or so.

I have never biked in LA before. My question is this: is biking on Alameda for any length feasible? I’ve seen there’s no dedicated bike lane and the lanes are fairly narrow. Is there a better route? Thanks!

Hoooooly shit this guy is fucked up.

I’m probably getting there pretty early (2pm maybe) and figured there would be other people that are gonna be there for a while

So, I’m in the process of moving and I recently started a new job that affords me the opportunity to get my dream apartment: I’m looking for something either completely soundproof or a place where people don’t give a shit if I’m playing my drums at night, producing or bumping music very loud. Maybe a loft downtown or something at the Brewery in the Arts District? Does anyone have any good leads for me?

Can afford anything $3000/month or under. Prefer something near DTLA or central LA.

EDIT: consensus seems to be “get a lockout”, I suppose I wasn’t aware of how many there seem to be in DTLA. Thank you everyone I will look into it!

GF and I are feeling restless and want to find a nice park to stretch our legs. Most of the parks around me (Pico Union area) are pretty unkempt so we’re looking for a hidden gem if anyone knows one!

Corpse revivers are my favorite drink. I had one at a superb cocktail bar (Herbs & Rye) in Vegas some years ago and immediately took to it.

Anyway, I’m looking to make them for myself. I know the recipe calls for Lillet Blanc, but I heard through the grapevine that Cocchi Americano is actually more faithful to the flavors of the original recipe.

What do you guys think? What’s better?