> As long as they mailed something, they're probably in the clear unfortunately.

With the way USPS operates in the District, it's more surprising if it actually got delivered.

The best M body IMO.

The M2 has no meter.

My grandparents had one. The steam produced when brewing destroyed the wooden cabinet it was mounted to.

My Clover memory? The location in Lancaster was selling little pieces of the Berlin Wall after it came down.

From the open of the show, it seems to have more of a Sesame-Street-soundstage feel to it.

Huh, it wasn't like that when I was last there, but that was before Covid, so... yeah. Also had no idea Tail Up Goat did trivia?

It's been a while since I was there, but Nanny O'Brien's in Cleveland Park does trivia and it's a blast. It's done by TriviaKings, which I always found make a fun trivia experience.

Also used to hit Lou's City Bar in Columbia Heights for trivia, but it's been ages. I know they still do trivia but I don't know if they use the app or not.

I love the chicken sandwich at St. Arnold’s.

That's a wonderfully-written tribute.

I feel similarly about my 2003 Filson 258.

Filson. This one is 20 years old and it just gets better and better.

You see them all over DC, in law offices, lobbyists, on the Hill, etc. Fits in in any situation.

The Embassy Series sets up and organizes these exact types of events, although theres nothing currently on their calendar.

The Amish shun plastic. You need a real skeleton.

I realize that all of those things can happen, but fortunately, when you mail in a ballot, you get an email from the Commonwealth's Department of State updating you on the status of your ballot and if it was received. If you hear nothing, then you should definitely get in touch with someone at your county's board of elections and try to figure out next steps.

I’m surprised they didn’t spin it to say they “have Ravens spirit, even down to the street lights.”

Mechanical Nikon & Leica cameras will keep on working with routine service and will keep going as long as film is kept alive. Sachtler & Gitzo tripods last forever and rarely need service. Filson bags can be repaired by the manufacturer in Seattle. Rolex & Omega watches (most mechanical watches tbh) can last lifetimes with routine servicing.