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Is there a better way of tracking interesting brewery events? Seems like without instagram algorithms or buddies "in the know", it's hard to find out about unusual events at those breweries. Not all of them have email lists either. Would…
Read MoreTried poking around, but couldn't find anything with a regular schedule. Some of "Games Workshops" allegedly hold them, but nothing is posted on any calendars. Just want to try learning to paint D&D miniatures with someone experienced…
Read MoreLooking for new places to take a relative for their birthday coming up. How is the food? The experience? Any materials to research the racers for a bit of friendly competition? Do they push you to bet?
Can’t find any information other than an old youtube video showing some of the food selections from 2018.
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Anyone been to the Medicare 101 Educational Workshops that promise free food? Family getting older, want to know what I should be wary of if they suddenly decide to give the spam mail a try. Tried looking for old threads about this on Google, but no lu…
Read MoreRelatives lost 1 of their 2 keys. The dealer wanted $1000+ for a new key. That seems crazy, hoping someone can point me in the right direction (they live in Northwest Houston)
Tried googling but couldn’t find much.
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Anyone know where to go in Houston to try out massage chair pads in person? Not the big bulk $3000+ chairs, the inserts you prop up in normal chairs.
Old $100 one was great, but broke after about 10 years recently (expected it to last 2). Long since stopped being sold, and the others I’ve tried have been just okay.
Rather than try 20 different online orders and returns, are there places I can go and try a bunch of them at once?
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Any recommendations for book scanning in the Houston area that don’t destroy the books in the process?
Would like to scan a few old yearbooks before I finish my yearly cleaning/throwing out of old stuff. By non-destructive, I mean a place that does NOT destroy the books and will return the materials after scanning.
Know the cheaper places rip out the spines and often throw out everything afterwards.
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Any recommendations for book scanning in the Houston area that don’t destroy the books in the process?
Would like to scan a few old yearbooks before I finish my yearly cleaning/throwing out of old stuff. By non-destructive, I mean a place that does NOT destroy the books and will return the materials after scanning.
Know the cheaper places rip out the spines and often throw out everything afterwards.
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