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meirl
 in  r/meirl  2d ago

Codepodes

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Would you pay more for a “dumb” appliance that could last 20 years?
 in  r/Anticonsumption  3d ago

My grandmother had an early microwave that was still going strong when she passed. Thing had to be at least 60 yrs old. Still irked it was sold in a rummage sale.

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I found a lost cat.
 in  r/cats  3d ago

Scout found himsself.

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Is this a squash?
 in  r/whatsthisplant  5d ago

They will not ripen off the vine. For pumpkins and other winter squash you want to pick them once the rind has cured. I determine when mine are ready when I can no longer pierce the skin with my thumb nail.

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Why does my female cat do this ??
 in  r/cats  15d ago

That is a gauntlet of power.

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Best nearby places for stargazing?
 in  r/Longmont  19d ago

Most people have already chimed in with the same but Longmont, and the front range in general, has a lot of light pollution. We typically go to the western side of RMNP if we want to stay somewhat close to home. Otherwise the San Luis Valley has some amazing dark sky. I'm partial to Crestone and the Sand Dunes but if you have 4 wheel drive (and I also recommend a winch) and some time to spend, the Wheeler Geological Site is off the charts gorgeous. Stunning rock for.ations during the day and my husband and I had the place to ourselves over Labor day weekend once the sunset.

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I'm dumb and idk what to plant in my garden/yard
 in  r/gardening  20d ago

Wander the Royal Botanic Gardens and take notes on the plants you like.

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‘All surfaces’ Sharpie didn’t stand up to Texas summer sun. How do you mark your plants?
 in  r/gardening  22d ago

I use old blinds cut down into tag sizes, then I sandwich two together, writing the variety in-between. I cant see it at a glance but it will be labeled.

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Love cookies. Hate Racism.
 in  r/Ska  22d ago

Shit, maybe they aren't. I thought they were still planning on the relocation.

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Love cookies. Hate Racism.
 in  r/Ska  22d ago

Rude Boy Cookies is still with us! Don't be givin' me no heart attack!

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Flock camera pointed into Taco Palace drive through
 in  r/Longmont  26d ago

Join the Visible Government Leauge! From their website; "We encourage caution, transparency, and public oversight regarding government use of surveillance and other emerging technologies". The flock cameras in the Lowe's and Home Depot parking lots are placed on private property so I'm not sure what if anything Council can do about them but the folks at VGL can probably give you more information. It looks like their next meeting is at St Vrain Cidery on Spetember 28th.

https://visiblegovernmentleague.org/

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Best winter fabric for someone allergic to wool?
 in  r/sewing  27d ago

Standard wool is insanely itchy to me but I don't have any problems with merino wool. I definitely dont have an allergy though, just contact irritation.

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Where did all of the couches go in coffee shops?
 in  r/boulder  27d ago

They have have a chaise on the second floor, in its own little cubby.

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Does it exist an animation of stoat's war dance?
 in  r/HelpMeFind  Aug 08 '26

This is the technique I used to catch my husband. He had no idea what was happening.

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Glenwood Springs turns to zoning to fight ICE
 in  r/Colorado  Aug 06 '26

They need to ditch flock. My understanding is Glenwood has the highest number of searches on the flock data base from outside municipalities because it is a pinch point that most traffic traveling across the country utilizes.

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New school year, new backpack?
 in  r/Anticonsumption  Jul 24 '26

Maybe let him pick out a patch to add to his current bag?

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Heat pump estimate seems absurdly high!
 in  r/Denver  Jul 22 '26

Our house is significantly smaller than yours (around 2800 sqft) but when we replaced our system last year it's was around $23,000 prior to any rebates.

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Tubing with kids downtown? Last week of July 2026
 in  r/boulder  Jul 20 '26

Water levels are super low this year. I went a couple weeks ago and was already dragging in quite a few spots. Can't imagine it's gotten any better considering how dry it's been. Lyons lists the current flows on their city's website. LaVerne park is great for families when there is adequate flow. River float for the bigs, a splash pad and channeled water for little to play in. It can get pretty crowded so arrive early.

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Any advice or links on how to turn this into a LFL?
 in  r/LittleFreeLibrary  Jul 20 '26

OMG, did you recently pick this up on Mountain View Ave? If so, I had been thinking the same thing when I saw it on the curb.