NIH/NIDA has a lot of clinical trials at Bayview as well.

Neature!

I personally would not - the Jones Falls (which feeds into the harbor) historically has had an issue with sewage runoff. There is also a ton of industrial pollutants in the sediment, including stuff from a chromium plant.

If you don't mind driving a bit there's a ton of good spots in the area - a lot of people fish right below the Conowingo Dam (go when they are running water through the turbines), also Sandy Point State Park. MD DNR also does a lot of trout stocking, I'm at work so I can't provide specific locations, but if you look on their website you should be able to find it. Lastly I would say go and get a fishing licence, I would imagine any body of water you need a permit, it's just that enforcement is spotty.

This'll go over well

Would also add House of Ruth and the National Aquarium to what's already been mentioned

Patisserie Poupon, hands down - they've been in town for ages and they might be the best bakery overall in town.

There's sidewalk graffiti by my house that says In Every Dream Home A Heartache, which references a Roxy Music song about a blowup doll. Baltimore is weird, I love it

Damn, I didn't think I'd get roasted by a building today but here we are.

A couple people are seconding him, and looking at his work he definitely seems reputable - he has a Facebook page, will reach out to him and check his availability. Thanks for the suggestion

Climate change is happening, yes - and that is going to lead to A) warmer winters, like we're having now and B) changes in habitat/wildlife. I think if humanity does absolutely nothing to combat climate change it could lead to collapse. If your argument is 'this could happen if we don't do enough' then you need to reword how you say it. If your argument is 'this will happen and y'all need to be prepared' then I can't help you and you need to be relegated to r/conspiracy.

Maryland Clock and Watch Repair? Was just looking at them, they have good reviews too.

Will definitely take a look, Bethesda is out of the way for sure but if they're good I don't mind the drive.

That's actually right by my work so it works out - will take a look

Sheppard Pratt has good therapy programs, also ARC of Baltimore in Towson does a lot of vocational work. It might also be helpful to get a referral from his PCP

It's amazing how un-keyed his car is.

I have zero idea what these are referencing but I love it

I think it depends where in the city you are. I'm in Upper Fells and until a year or so ago there was a colony of feral cats in the neighborhood. I still see the occasional stray but I think they moved on.

And popcorn!

I don't think you can get Natty Boh outside of Baltimore. And are you talking about salting the rim of a beer can with Old Bay? I've never heard of people doing that.

Unrelated to the specific post, but I appreciate you guys communicating thru here. There have been a couple posts that have been helpful/useful info.

And dual melee attack with piercing.

I've lived here my whole life and I can just barely tell the difference in accents. They're really, really similar.

Love how its not even close - Philly is very similar to Baltimore, just bigger.

This is the correct answer - MD doesn't require bartenders to have licenses. You need to take care of taxes and liquor licenses if selling.