WE RUN THIS SHIT!

Arthemedus · 2012-05-25T18:40:37.371609+00:00

You need so many more upvotes

megabreath · 2012-05-25T05:59:40.929537-07:00

Yup, Stone's or Springfield, not sure which one is cheaper if the prices are different at all.

PhoneDojo · 1 day

In my experience (twice FWIW) Cabanas have been cheaper than tables inside on/near the dance floor.

Last year on a random June weekend my group of 10 guys had a cabana for $2000 (about 4 bottles) plus tax/gratuity. Call them directly and see what their prices are for that weekend or try and get in touch with a promoter (a few have been posted in this Sub) who can sometimes get you in with a lower minimum

Dan061 · 2 days

Many of the sail boats are former military vessels that have been maintained and/or restored.

joefuf · 2 days

Destination Bar has half price drinks everyday from 4-8 and all day on Sundays. On special High Lifes are $2 (meh) and Delirium Tremons are $5 (Amazing). Great place to grab some drinks, especially on Sundays.

Bars in Murray Hill all have specials of varying degrees all the time, best bet is to walk around and check them out, you'll find plenty.

SeriousdeliriumBill · 2 days

Looks cool, I'll try to donate and make it out!

Kernel_Forbin · 2 days

Awesome keep them coming!

dontbeastranger · 2 days

Fantastic area. Great bars right in the area and a short walk, < 1 mile to Center City

secret_snowmen · 3 days

I also enjoy spread, although if youre looking for a really traditional style bagel you probably will not. Good traditional bagels do not exist in Philly. Also the line at Spread on the weekends is outrageous

scarletsalander · 3 days

Dude I'm a cubicle monkey, get over yourself.

Ididnotknowthat · 4 days

Definitely agree on the Jim's tourist trap. The wait is absolutey not worth it. I'd rather get a steak at a lunch cart around the city.

scarletsalander · 4 days

The only thing more out of control than the NYPD are the stories in this subReddit vilifying them. All hype.

Jokaroni · 4 days

12 minutes combination of subway and walking.

Previously my commute was 30 miles by car and took at least 45 minutes, and normally about 1.5 hours coming home. That sucked.

kekehippo · 7 days

Even my senior year, anything past Spring garden, especially past 35th st was always a time to be extra cautious. Of course we went there frequently, I had friends who lived as far as 38th and Brandywine, but for an incoming freshman you cant drill the "be extremely alert and try to avoid travelling alone" mentality enough.

It is not an exaggeration in any way to say that Spring Garden and points north/northwest are more dangerous than the general campus area and points south.

I would say Drexel is extremely justified in telling students, especially at orientation to avoid this area. They will expand on their own time It's orientation, they aren't even students yet, they have no business wandering off campus unless they know exactly what they are getting into.

danwin · 7 days

I subscribed before it was cool.

/not true

/transplant from new jersey

/cry about it

ToxtethOGrady · 8 days

I'd rather be hit by a train then see how sweaty I'd be after riding a bike all the way to work. I sweat walking to and from the subway stations as it is.

No I am not some sort of overweight buffoon, I just really, really like sweating apparently.

Purple_Delish · 8 days

I find about 2 minutes is good, your times will vary obviously due to microwave strength and how many kernels you put in the bag.

Jer_b · 9 days

You can still leave mattresses curbside: from here

"Residents may continue to set out compactable furniture, such as sofas, mattresses, box springs etc., for collection at curbside, up to two items per week. "

When I moved it was nowhere near a trash day so I had to drop it off at one of the centers. It was the one on 58th and woodland I think. You cannot pull a car into one of these places with out of state plates however. They did let me park my car on the street and carry the mattress in.

ammbo · 10 days

Good to see you know that there is no way the officer received a description of a black suspect in a hoodie in the area and found someone matching that description.

Next time just videotape it, I for one would be THRILLED to see your hard hitting investigative report of someone being frisked in New York City. Bet you get a million hits on you tube.

anachronissmo · 11 days

Every person I know who has done this or knows someone who has switched regretted it almost immediately. Just a hassle and you end up not saving any money and in some cases paying more.

indian17 · 11 days

Both, sometimes I roll streets and avenues into "blocks" and sometimes I specify "it's 4 blocks and an avenue away."

JAM13 · 15 days

Santuccis is one of my favorite pizzas anywhere. There's also a place on 2nd and chestnut whose name escapes me but it's a little hole in the wall slice spot, also very good. Lorenzo's is shit.

EDIT: My unknown pizza place is SOHO pizza on 2nd and Market.

TwinAmerica · 15 days

The Verrazano, just for the sheer size of it, towering off in the distance. And then driving underneath it and looking up at the towers.

And the Outerbridge just because I spent so much time on it going to my grandparents house from NJ growing up. It was just another awesome bridge when I was a kid and amazed by everything. Once I had to drive over it in my own car I grew to despise it. Oh we aren't talking about worst bridge on the east coast? Wrong thread!

CS-NL · 16 days

Hate to be that guy but these stories are almost always false. Snopes

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