phleef
u/phleef
Mainly looking for king crab legs and sea scallops. I live in Westminster and would prefer a local place, but would go into North Denver for a highly recommended market.
We're looking for something under $1100. Thanks in advance!
Thanks in advance. I've already done the google maps search which was suspect and confusing, so some human help would be super.
EDIT: Thanks for all the great tips!
Thanks in advance.
I have a full time job but want to pick up a few more hours doing something part time. My career is in desktop and network support and I could do something like that but would prefer something a little more physical and/or social. I'm able bodied, willing to do manual work and I drive a small hatchback. Let me know if you have any leads. I'd be looking more for weekend work, but could do some odd hours during the week..
Thanks in advance. PLUR.
For now I'm mainly concerned with flowers, but any info on extracts or edibles I'd also appreciate. Do me proud.
Edit: Thanks for all the great info!
Update: went to The Health Center on downing. No problems with my paperwork. They offered 2 for one eighths. I got 1 Double Diesel 1 Purple Alien and a package of Dr. J's brownie. All for $43. I'm new to this but I feel safe in saying both strains are of superlative quality by any measure.
See ya at the show!
If so, you're probably my kind of people, maybe we could meet up before or after. I'm brand new in here in Denver and will be flying solo.
I want to go for sure and I'll go regardless, but thought it might be fun to get together with some local fans beforehand. If there's interest, I'll drum something up!
I want to go and probably will, but can't wrangle up any company. Looks like there's plenty of tickets for sale at the box office still.
Bonus points for good pricing. Thanks r/denver.
Edit 1: Thanks for the tips, I bought a pouch at Smoker Friendly at $12 per pouch. They have tins for $38. If anyone knows a better price somewhere, let me know. $12 is very high.
Windows XP and 7 administration, desktop and network troubleshooting and repair, remote support, Citrix, Avaya phone systems, excellent communication and telephone presence, experience as help desk team lead, writing of reference and training materials.
Let me know if you have any leads. Thanks.
I'm moving from North Carolina to Denver. I will arrive July 12 and have a friend I will be staying with for a bit but would like to have my own room by August 1. I'm seeking a sublet so I can get a feel for the area before I sign a lease or buy a condo.
I'm 34 years old, an IT professional and avid redditor. I'm also a minimalist and will be bringing very little along with me.
PM me or comment if you have something that might work.