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▲ 124 r/AnnArbor

Curious coffee now open!

Dare I say it's the best Joe around. The owner is a kind British man, love him. Cafe is spacious and cute/colorful. Only cons: few outlets and no WiFi yet it seems. The strawberry cheesecake espresso is phenomenal (there's no syrup in it, the beans are fermented with strawberry), blew my mind #notsponsored

u/SwimOk8373 — 12 days ago

Still processing

Was so pleasantly surprised to have such a special light show in the nosebleeds. The sheets of lasers feel like a road connecting you to Kevin and the music. I would say that the views are almost just as awesome as the lower bowl, because you can't see these sheets and patterns of light from down there. Go see him!! See him twice if you can. Get those tix 🪩💫

u/SwimOk8373 — 2 months ago

Down from 40gpd to ~16

Didn't quit the past 2 times, but I feel more confident about this one. I have had so many health issues exasperated by this. I am now at around 16 and only crave in the evenings. Have messed up taper a couple times. Just looking for some encouragement. Taking 2000-3000mg vit c/day. Posting for accountability

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u/SwimOk8373 — 2 months ago

Confusion over lobster edibility. Midwest USA

We are confused about whether all Hypomyces lactifluorum-colonized mushrooms are edible. We found Lactarius, Lactifluus, and Russulas in the same area. So it can be any of the 3 I think. Should we be concerned about edibility?

u/SwimOk8373 — 2 months ago

Lobster ID, Midwest USA

Lactarius-parasitizing Lobster?

Northern Midwest Great Lakes region, USA

These are frickin huge! Have never found lobsters before. Some are partially parasitized which is awesome. My only concerns:

  1. I found both white lactarius and red&green Russulas nearby. I know that both can be parasitized, but it seems that the latter is more frequently found.

Pics 6 and 7 compares the red/green Russulas and the white Lactarius. Not sure which has been parasitized, but there were tons of each type near the lobsters.

  1. It seems that the extent of

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  1. parasi

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  1. species is unclear. So, are these still considered edible?

  2. they have very mottled and dirty caps. I think this is just something I will cut off, but it seems that is normal?

u/SwimOk8373 — 2 months ago

Toronto meetup/pregame?💫

Any 20/30somethings want to plan a pregame or post show gathering? New to Toronto so not sure if bars may be receptive to such a thing. I love a pre/afterparty gathering tho

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u/SwimOk8373 — 3 months ago

What's Jean doing here 💀

S4e28 12:33. Looks like he's rubbing a bundle of herbs on armin's face lol

u/SwimOk8373 — 3 months ago
▲ 4 r/mushroomID+1 crossposts

Which Agaricus?

Growing in lawn, Midwest USA, no yellow bruising

u/SwimOk8373 — 3 months ago
▲ 126 r/Detroit

Love letter to Tectroit

In a world of $700 festival tickets, Tectroit is truly the best of our techno community. Thanks to the organizers and volunteers for making a wonderful time for all💗💗💗💗

If you haven't made it out this weekend you should! The music is amazing. It's 100% free.

u/SwimOk8373 — 4 months ago
▲ 743 r/moths

I kept a cecropia safe over winter and he emerged today!

On a friend's birthday, in their presence. So special! Lower Michigan USA. I hope he finds a mate....🥹
Found him at his last instar in August. Kept in a mesh bag over winter outside. I'm genuinely so happy he survived, this was my first time babysitting a pupa🥰

u/SwimOk8373 — 4 months ago
▲ 519 r/ypsi

We packed the town meeting!

Just want to express my happiness for this wonderful community. 💗There weren't enough seats today to hold everyone in attendance. Hopefully our city council will continue to push back as much as possibly against this evil project.

u/SwimOk8373 — 4 months ago