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r/bloomington•

Last night around 6pm - a giant black GMC Denali was coal rolling up Walnut Street. Huge black plumes of smoke covering the entire street. He did it multiple times. I figured it was some high school kid - but when the guy got out of the truck - it was someone in their 50s! He started to walk into Gills (new mini market between 9th and 10th on Walnut) - I asked him if he worked there. He told me he was the owner!

He didn't have a response when I asked him why he was coal rolling down the street like an idiot.

Gill - or whatever your name is - have some respect for your self (you are older than me) and the town you do business in. Complete childish behavior.

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r/Indiana•

Hi -

My wife received a bill from IU Health today for emergency services rendered in November 2021.

Is there a law in Indiana that requires medical providers to bill within a certain # of months?

I cannot find any clear information online.

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r/bloomington•

Hi - we are trying to get our daughter back in privare swim lessons (age 6). Before covid - we were going to the Southeast YMCA - but they have been giving us the runaround for over a month. We aren't clear if they even offer them any longer. The IU pool is closed. Does anyone have any other suggestions for private lessons?

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r/bloomington•

Hi - I have about a pickup truck full of junk that I'd like hauled away. Any suggestions on who i could call? College Movers overall quote was going to be $150 or so- which seemed like a lot. I dont want to deal with the hassle of renting a uhaul truck and going to Republic.

Thanks

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r/bloomington•

Hi -

My 70 year old mother may be moving to Bloomington. She is capable of living on her own and not looking for an assisted living option. I am looking for Recommendations for 1BR apartments (a round $1000/mo). Preferences: quiet/few undergrads, dog friendly, near East side of town, no stairs. Any suggestions?

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r/vegan•

Hi -

Were having a heck of a time finding a comfortable vegan couch/chaise/sectional.

So many use down- which is a nonstarter for us. Any recommendations?

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r/pearljam•

Seattle Aug 8, 10 Missoula Aug 13 - Washington-Grizzly Stadium Chicago Aug 18, 20 Boston Sep 2, 4

these were posted then pulled from tenclub.net. They are being called the 'Home Shows'. Check forum for more info.

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r/cincinnati•

Hi - Long time, first time. My family and I are likely moving to Cincy in about 2 years. We will have a 3 year old by then - so schools are important. But we'd prefer to be close to the city. We are considering Hyde Park, Oakley and Pleasant Ridge. I would love any experiences with these neighborhoods especially the school systems. Thanks!

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r/funny•

It's a well established fact that there are more c-sections in Minnesota per-capita than in any where in the world. The reason being is that a disproportionately high number of children in the state are born with hockey skates on. A c-section is a necessary medical procedure to prevent thousands of vaginas from getting torn to shred by newborns sharp hockey blades. It is a monumental innovation that has save countless lives of mothers - and more importantly allowed the children's birth to be planned - thus allowing for more accurate scheduling of ice-time on the day of birth.

The hockey team currently known as the Wild should celebrate their states leadership in cutting edge childbirth.

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