magicpostit

Hey all!

So my partner and I are looking for regional food spots to try out. Indigenous, European, anything that isn't franchised or big chains.

We moved to Lincoln last year but we're looking to get out and see more of the state, maybe find a place to hike with more than 30 feet of elevation change and somewhere to grab a meal afterwards.

My partner and I are moving to the Near South neighborhood soon, and have only been in Lincoln for about two months. We've been renting up to this point, so I'm just now learning of the myriad options for waste management in Lincoln, since apparently the city doesn't pull down enough tax money to figure it out themselves.

I found a few recommendations here, but a few years out of date. Any recommendations, or should I just try to convince my partner we should just take our trash to the public dump every two weeks. We recycle, compost, and try to keep our waste to a minimum.

Hey, since having posts about selling/free furniture, and looking for roommates is something you want to do for a 5,000+ online community of college students, how about we make a sub-reddit for it and sticky it to the top next to the FAQ and wiki page?

There are some people looking for these things, and there are also a number of people who bitch about these kinds of posts every time they come up. Just an idea.

I'm looking for a ride back to Pearisburg on Friday, any time after 1:30. I figured maybe some kind Ohio-ans could drop me off on their way through, as I'm trying to get on the AT as soon as possible for a 5 day section hike.

On top of that, I'm also guessing some other people are going to be looking for rides this weekend, so feel free to post up here if you're looking for a ride, or offering some extra space!

Now if you could all please leave so I can enjoy a wonderful, beer-filled, park-where-ever-I-want-to Blacksburg summer, I would appreciate it.

Seriously though, you finished, props to all of you!

Thought I would post this up here. I'm a member of Teach 4 Jamie, a club at VT where students go to local elementary schools and teach German to K-2 aged kids. We're having a bake sale tonight in front of Sharkey's and if you need some comfort food to carry you through that last night of studying for finals, or a victory dessert to celebrate being done, please come down and buy some baked goods. This is our only fund raiser this semester, and the money goes towards snacks and building supplies for the kids we teach. It starts at 9 tonight.

For anyone still in town next week, is there any interest in hiking Monday or Tuesday? The weather is supposed to be pretty nice, and I was planning on a trip out to McAfee's Knob, Dragon's Tooth, or possibly Angel's Rest.

Edit: According to the weather people (I refuse to call them anything-ologists), there is a 70% chance of rain on Monday and 90% chance of rain on Tuesday. Which means it's either going to be 70 and sunny, or snowing. Still, there's nothing wrong with a hike in the rain says I, and I'm planning on leaving Blacksburg around noon on Monday for Angel's Rest.

For anyone unfamiliar with Angel's Rest, it's roughly a mile straight up to the top of a mountain overlooking Pearis

http://steamcommunity.com/id/ericbe3/inventory/

I'm really looking to get a copy of Skyrim, as my girlfriend and I both really enjoy the game, but we're both tight on money. Please have a look at my inventory and pick any combination of items you think is a worthwhile trade, I'll even turn some into scrap metal for you if you prefer, with the exception of the Wrangler, that was a gift from a friend when we started playing MvM and it wouldn't be right to give that away.

Seriously, you can have my entire inventory sans Wrangler and non-tradeables (obviously) for a copy of Skyrim, I don't know if it counts for anything, but I do have trusted buyer status on r/hardwareswap.

Ok, so I'm a sophomore in EE, which means this is my first year with an ANDY board and various stuff (plus a new board for 2504, hooray for another -$60 in my bank account), so, how did you transport your boards? I've seen quite a few people with tool boxes and tackle boxes, but, as anyone who has lugged around a tool box knows, that will wear your arm out quick and make your fingers stiff as stone. Any alternative ideas? I'm thinking a messenger bag, and making some custom inserts out of plastic with some egg shell foam to hold the board, and making some more plastic separators to hold my DMM, probes, wires, etc.

Anyone have suggestions on something that worked for them in years previous,

With football season fast approaching, and the large increase of r/VT members since last year, I was wondering if one of the mods could move the link to r/hokietickets to the top of the page, to hopefully head off the probably numerous ticket requests/sales that may be occurring shortly.