That's a lot of words just to say you don't know shit.

Yes they do, both 2.4 Ghz and 5 Ghz.

I'm curious, is there a specific reason you're asking this in /r/SpringfieldMO? Because I figure there are more suitable subs with more users that would give you better results than our local sub.

All this paranoia over a little reddit post.. lighten up.

Do you think people protecting minorities believe that each and every one of them can do no wrong? Are you really that ignorant?

It's not that deep. People like the new design enough to want to own a flag or some apparel of it. Who really cares if the original intent was to profit? The city gets a better looking flag and those who put in the work to make it happen get to profit from those who wish to own the new design. Seems like a win-win for both sides, not this "profiteering con" you seem to be implying.

It's all good in my opinion but many people recommend their wings over other wing places in town so I would suggest starting with those.

The Cobra Scare of 1953.

As if the lines leaking out into the street from Chick-fil-A & Starbucks a little further up aren't bad enough, I imagine this is going to make this already congested area even more of a pain to drive in. Not to mention the popularity of Jefferson being a popular exit out of downtown, the school right there, and Bass Pro traffic just around the corner.

Not all. The neighborhood market on Grand & Campbell has never been 24 hours, even before Covid.

Why's this posted here? It's not an issue exclusive to the Springfield locations. Most UPS stores are like this.

They definitely could have but it likely wouldn't have received nearly the same amount of clicks and attention if it were different. I'm hoping Spangle the Clown is ok with it knowing that it'll probably bring more attention to his efforts.

I thought the reporter was insulting the person suing by the headline alone but no, the guy is an actual clown and even changed his name to "Spangle the Clown" over 20 years ago. I guess that fact makes for a click-worthy headline for an otherwise mundane story to report on.

Just search "tattoo" in the subreddit and you'll find a ton of posts with plenty of feedback in each. There seems to be a tattoo inquiry post every other day, with the most recent being just a day ago.

Sunshine Lanes has a couple of pool tables in their small game room off to the side. They aren't good quality, but they're suitable enough for some casual games with the kids. It's 75¢ or $1.00 per game, I can't remember.

Could you imagine how many of these kinds of posts we would have if everybody thought their run-in with a bad driver in this city was worth posting about? The sub would be flooded.

I really don't know what OP is expecting in posting this. A round of applause for seeing one of our many poor drivers? Well then, congratulations, I guess.

This was asked yesterday

There's more than just 1 image you know..

I believe the game is at 9 local time, and I know Billiards will be open for it.

Still recovering from getting it over Thanksgiving, it's been no fun.

They didn't imply they should wear it everywhere, but it doesn't take a genius to figure out that wearing reflective gear when walking alongside roads at night is a good idea to help stay safe.

Do you mind sharing the neighborhood you reside in? That information may incline people who live in your neighborhood to keep a more keen eye out.

Maybe in much larger cities, but that's not happening in this area.

>Just wait. Starbucks will get the land, because they can pay more.

Except Starbucks already has a location 1 block down the road..

I 100% agree we need improvements for pedestrian traffic, but that doesn't necessarily refute the point of my comment which was that we will continue to have jaywalkers even with accommodations close by, and it's not always the fault of the driver when they are hit.

You can't assume this is on the driver just because "they're the ones with the thousand pound vehicle." There are reaction times and physics to take into consideration and plenty of scenarios where a driver simply does not have the time to stop before hitting a pedestrian that carelessly walks across moving traffic.

I'm not blaming the pedestrian in this case, just saying that we don't have enough info to put all the blame on the driver, which could have been out of their control and now be dealing with a tramatic experience.