▲ 53 r/bethesda
Must be Maryland
Big shoutout to the passerby who was trying to jack the car over the curb, but good grief, I'm tired of my insurance being so high just because I live here too 😫
u/apollo4567 — 11 days ago
▲ 50 r/satisfactory
I am paralyzed by the idea of trains/trucks and transporting goods
I know this is a failure of my self and I’m working on it, but I feel paralyzed with the idea of setting up a road/ train network because I have no idea how it’s done. I watched the videos, downloaded some blueprints, but still feel completely helpless because I do not know how to start or where to go. I’m on phase 3, the first parts where it’s actually somewhat necessary to transport goods around the map and I’m kind of stuck. I’ve gotten to this place before and I’ve never progressed past it. Does anyone want to assist me in my world (with some mods) put together a road/train network that I can use to transport goods around once my factories are built?
Edit: thanks all for the support. I want to use vehicles not long distance belts because I want to push myself.
u/apollo4567 — 3 months ago
▲ 27 r/boating
What kind of fish is this boat used for?
Hi all! Traveling in Maine and came across this boat with a giant bowsprit and a harpoon and was wondering what in the world it is used for. Any ideas?
Solved! Thanks all!
u/apollo4567 — 3 months ago
▲ 3 r/bethesda
British Foods
Hi all!
Wondering where I can find some crumpets and British baked beans for a homesick friend? Any ideas? Thanks!
Edit:
Thanks all!
u/apollo4567 — 4 months ago
▲ 60 r/unitedairlines
Flying on the 15th but had bought a ticket this past January. It’s been a bit since I’ve flown out of IAD, but last time I was able to get an upgrade to Vienna for about 1k to Polaris. This price though seems insane for a shorter and probably way more frequent route, doesn’t it?
u/apollo4567 — 5 months ago
▲ 5 r/LondonFood
Hi all,
Visiting London in May for work, and I am craving a very specific French dish that no one in my city in the USA seems to have, but exists all over Burgundy, FR. Les oeufs en meurette is a poached egg in a red (or sometimes cream) sauce similar to a beef bourguignon, and I am desperate to find it while I am in London (the closest I am getting to FR this year). Does anyone have a bead on where I can find traditional Burgundian dishes? Thanks!
u/apollo4567 — 6 months ago