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Dinner & Music recommendations

My partner and I are coming in from North Bay for my birthday in a few weeks and looking for some places to eat and drink.
We'll be staying at the Intercontinental (Howard St) and would love to eat & drink within walking distance.
Any recs for great food and live music in that area on a Saturday night?
Thanks!

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u/DJinKC — 9 days ago

Guess I'll go first :)

51M, lifelong athlete, every sport imaginable.
Had my RTKR 4 days ago. Severe osteoarthritis, torn MCL, torn meniscus, cartilage damage.
It's painful and swollen and I know I'm just getting started.
My main drivers are getting back to playing tennis, hiking, and playing with my 4-year old.

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u/DJinKC — 2 months ago
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Is this an acceptable use for Costco tennis balls?

Had a knee replacement the other day. Looking forward to getting back on the court in a few months!

u/DJinKC — 2 months ago

How to determine age of a Cal-Pac roof?

We bought a home with a Cal-Pac roof, and the install date wasn't listed in any of the home documents.
Is there a way to determine the age?

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u/DJinKC — 2 months ago

How to determine age of a Cal-Pac roof?

We bought a home with a Cal-Pac roof, and the install date wasn't listed in any of the home documents.
Is there a way to determine the age?

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u/DJinKC — 2 months ago
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Need some DIY Help (particularly drilling into stone)

Hey dads, I thought maybe one of you out there could point me in the right direction for this...
We have these benches in our yard, and I want to drill holes into them large enough to support patio umbrellas.
There's 2" stone on top, then cinder blocks underneath.
Is my 18V cordless drill going to have enough muscle to get through this? If so, what kind of bits should I get?
Or should I just hire a handyman?

u/DJinKC — 2 months ago
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Why is tennis quiet?

I came up playing other sports and am used to crowds being loud, talkative, cheering, even obnoxious during play.

Why are tennis and golf different? Why is there an expectation of silence during play, and people only cheer afterwards?

I don't see the concentration needed in tennis to be any greater than other sports, so why can't the athletes handle some noise?

My theory is these have been traditionally "rich people" sports where being loud would be seen as buffoonish.

What do y'all think?

(I'm not judging, just trying to start a convo)

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u/DJinKC — 4 months ago
🔥 Hot ▲ 7.1k r/CrazyFuckingVids+4 crossposts

The Beriev Be-200 Altair is the world’s only amphibious jet aircraft

u/DJinKC — 4 months ago

Persepolis Rising - who were you rooting for? (spoilers)

In Persepolis Rising, chapter 39, >!Amos and Bobbie fight 1 on 1 in a storage room on Medina Station.!<

The first time you read it- who were you rooting for?

#TeamBobbie

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u/DJinKC — 4 months ago

Babylon's Ashes - why didn't the Roci use it's railgun?

In Babylon's Ashes...

>!The Rocinante and the Gianbattista are staging outside the ring gate to launch their assault on Medina Station. Two Free Navy fast attack vessels are burning towards them, setting up to do a strafing torpedo/PDC attack. Holden and the others on the Roci seem to know their plan...why don't they launch a couple railgun rounds at the Free Navy boats? I couldn't figure that out- the railgun seems so deadly and accurate, and those vessels were somewhat exposed and vulnerable...!<

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u/DJinKC — 5 months ago
▲ 90 r/daddit

4 y/o had his first cuss word

Sitting at breakfast this morning, and the kid asks for some milk. When I bring it, he says "thanks muthafucka"

Samuel L Jackson would be proud 🥹

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u/DJinKC — 5 months ago
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I'm looking for recommendations for an off-strip upscale resort for a kid-free weekend. Prefer quiet, nice pool (with lots of shade), and large rooms.
Casino is optional, we don't have any real desire to go to the strip or do tourist stuff. Just want to relax 😎

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u/DJinKC — 6 months ago
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Saw this around the block on my walk yesterday. 1992 Buick Roadmaster, pristine condition.

Seeing the rear-facing jump seat sent me back to my youth 🤣

u/DJinKC — 6 months ago

Hi y'all! I just got my Current EXP and I love it! One problem- I failed to do my research and didn't realize the front shock does NOT lock out completely. Anybody found a way to stiffen up the front shock for road riding?

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u/DJinKC — 6 months ago