▲ 6 r/Huskers
Washington black out game
Taking my 10 year old son, taking suggestions on either matching cool masks or matching cool costumes, obviously all black
u/trueAnnoi — 10 days ago
▲ 260 r/Nebraska
This little war of mine
I'm not even mad at Trump anymore. I am so disappointed in my fellow Nebraskans that voted against their own self interests.
The city folk are suffering, the farmers are suffering. Congrats. The 35 different PACS running ads against Dan Osborn shows how threatened Pete ricketts and his fuck buddy Pillen are.
I'm tired boss. Thinking about moving out of Nebraska, it's a failing state at this point
u/trueAnnoi — 26 days ago
▲ 27 r/OldSchoolCool
These women from Omaha, NE in the 1920's-30's
I understand the writing is problematic, but the women in this picture look so cool!
Edit: this is from 1916, found here: https://www.loc.gov/resource/00225879/1916-06-10/ed-1/?st=pdf
u/trueAnnoi — 1 month ago
▲ 68 r/Omaha
Smart glasses footage becomes evidence in Old Market shooting investigation
I know this is a problem spot, but if you read the article, it says that these glasses were being worn by an employee in the old market. And that's not cool at all. The old market association needs to know that this is not ok.
u/trueAnnoi — 1 month ago
▲ 50 r/wendys
This made sense when it was still wrapped in foil...
Now it's in cheap brown wrapping. Don't get me started about leaf lettuce.
u/trueAnnoi — 2 months ago
▲ 99 r/Nebraska
Semi drivers on the Interstate have been out of control for a long time
I know we live in flyover country, and trucking across our state brings in a lot of income.
That being said, I have felt that trucking has been out of control for a long time in the state of Nebraska. Truckers do what they want, when they want, and they don't care about the consequences until they kill somebody.
To have two separate semis strike another semi within 24 hours on I-80 in Nebraska should be a wake up call. That's such a specific circumstance, it makes you wonder if enough is really being done.
I drive a commercial vehicle regularly on i-80, mostly in the Lincoln area, and I can't tell you how many times I get passed on the left by a semi doing well over 80 mph. Sometimes I drive up to Omaha and it's even worse.
I have a lot of respect for trucking, and I understand it makes our economy move.
That being said, the I-80 corridor between east of Omaha and west of Lincoln is an absolute nightmare. Some truckers move as if it is a speedway, and they're driving a 40 ton sports car.
Something needs to be done
u/trueAnnoi — 2 months ago
▲ 72 r/Omaha
On this day five years ago, I saved a lil danger noodle while working at the zoo
The accidental thumbs up is just dawning on me now. I might be socially awkward.
u/trueAnnoi — 2 months ago
▲ 0 r/lincoln
Street lights off on 84th between highway 6 and Havelock
Seems like a terrible idea to have a shitton of street lights turned off on 84th street at 11pm (right now) when the "super fair" is closing.
I drive this stretch three times a week at 11pm, so I know this is a normal occurrence (the lights being off). But you'd think they'd make an exception while there is an abnormal amount of traffic on this stretch. Especially when a large amount of that traffic is younger people driving like asshats.
u/trueAnnoi — 2 months ago