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RickyDontLoseThat t1_jdhfyzt wrote
Reply to comment by Kind-Construction-57 in Best bars clubs in the area for live music? by IdahoDuncan
That sounds more like the Hi-Hat stage on the 4th floor near the elevators. This is in a newer location up on the fifth floor (over Coffee & Cotton) that is more isolated from the condo section of the building.
RickyDontLoseThat t1_jdh8fty wrote
Just going to take this opportunity to shill for my workplace which has been slowly rolling out new shows at their new space The Overlook up on the 5th floor at Mill No. 5. We've got some psychedelic folk going down this Saturday night. Tickets are $15.
RickyDontLoseThat t1_jd131pc wrote
Boozy Book Club is already lala books' book club.
RickyDontLoseThat t1_jcamnv0 wrote
Reply to comment by MontagneHomme in Shaw Farms barn collapsed. by ratbas
FYI, Nor'easters are called that because of the direction the wind is blowing from. Not because of their geographical location.
RickyDontLoseThat t1_jazyqr0 wrote
Reply to comment by Hemmschwelle in Looking for Volunteering Opportunities to support the Lowell Community by CoffeeCannabisChaos
Highly suggest joining in with the Litter Krewe. They are a good bunch of folks and it's more fun than it sounds. But it's also a great way to get involved initially and meet other people who share your interest in doing good things for the local community. It'll probably lead to you meeting people that know of other local situations that could put your generous efforts to work.
RickyDontLoseThat t1_jaepjik wrote
Reply to comment by CloudAndSea in Subversive Literature Iceberg - From the Obvious to the Obscure: Mapping the Depths of Subversive Literature by CloudAndSea
Ian Curtis was a big Burrough's fan although the author snubbed him when they met.
I think I just have an aversion to "what is the best book" type of questions. I feel like the iceberg metaphors are basically the same thing. I just don't see that books need to be ranked. Does everything need to be a competition? Isn't literature more of a collaborative effort?
But please don't get me wrong. This isn't really directed towards your post.
RickyDontLoseThat t1_jaekosw wrote
Reply to Subversive Literature Iceberg - From the Obvious to the Obscure: Mapping the Depths of Subversive Literature by CloudAndSea
No J. G. Ballard?
RickyDontLoseThat t1_ja8iu4s wrote
I've got Sasqua shirts that say Lowell on them up at The Luna Theater. Get 'em while you still can.
RickyDontLoseThat t1_j9axsba wrote
Reply to comment by OkDifference5636 in North Bridge in Concord, MA by teddyjr32378
RickyDontLoseThat t1_j8x8675 wrote
Reply to Residue on car? by mattgm1995
Yeah. I'm over in Middlesex County and noticed it on my car last night while getting out of work. I think it's pollen triggered by the unseasonably warm temperatures.
RickyDontLoseThat t1_j8ndwbz wrote
Reply to An ancient human foraging instinct, fueled by fructose production in the brain, may hold clues to the development and possible treatment of Alzheimer’s disease (AD). by CUAnschutzMed
It's all that high-fructose corn syrup they put in everything, isn't it?
RickyDontLoseThat t1_j73p9vt wrote
They got off to a rough start.
RickyDontLoseThat OP t1_j6mfcxp wrote
Reply to comment by rabbs05 in The Last of Lincoln by RickyDontLoseThat
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RickyDontLoseThat t1_j4ruez3 wrote
Reply to I prefer to run the Charles shirtless and 85f, but NGL, today was pretty damn nice by SteveTheBluesman
I had to reread this a few times to be positive that an 85 year old female wasn't running topless along the Charles in this weather.
RickyDontLoseThat t1_j4n52xy wrote
Reply to Where can I buy potatoes? by [deleted]
There's a potato shortage.
RickyDontLoseThat t1_j4gzcep wrote
Reply to Moving to Lowell by Quick_Committee3261
Because /r/boston is a hawk sub now, here is a hawk hanging out behind the Tsongas Arena in Lowell.RickyDontLoseThat t1_iuuh431 wrote
Reply to comment by vtjohnhurt in UML alum looking at moving back to Lowell, safer of downtown? by [deleted]
No. I mean hobos will be shitting in your doorway and shooting up behind your dumpster. We're kind of in a post-pandemic limbo period where a lot of things are starting back up but the streets are still a little deserted at times and the only people out there are the disadvantaged and homeless. I live and work in downtown Lowell. The rental rates are creeping up too.
RickyDontLoseThat t1_iut813x wrote
Frankly, it's a little hairy downtown right now. With time things may change. Maybe for the better. The markets are tight everywhere it seems. It's an expensive game of musical chairs.
RickyDontLoseThat t1_iuqwc2v wrote
Reply to Does the textile waste ban seem like it is going to be a nightmare to anyone else? by lufecaep
We'll just go back to tossing them in the backyard burn pit like our grandfathers did.
RickyDontLoseThat t1_jdjepra wrote
Reply to NationalGrid basic supply costs are crazy is there a reason why? by just_change_it
Good news is it's supposed to be going down.