Been living for 22 years in this city and I don't think I have read one.
this post was submitted on 13 Nov 2025
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I got into Pokémon Go because my eldest wanted to play it.
Now, when I'm out and about in a new town or city, I use it to learn about cool shit that I wouldn't have noticed otherwise.
Some towns have "history trails" or "plaque walks" which make for banging running routes too in unfamiliar places.
There are so many statues in my area I always walked past without looking at until I joined a local Pokemon Go Discord server and had to learn all the names to be able to meet up for raids.
Some time, they even get updated.
I annoyed my wife to great extent when visiting Mesa Verde National Park as I had to stop at every little pull-off and read every little plaque.
#worthit
maxxing
12 years of school and that's how they constructed that word?
Anyone else read that as plaguemaxing at first?
Wipe blood on every plaque...
That just reminded me of a story my buddy who used to work at walmart told me.
Apparently, an HIV positive man came into the store with a knife and slit his own wrists in the produce section. He then proceeded to spray or fling his blood all over as much produce as possible, before being arrested/restrained and taken to the hospital.
A hazmat crew and to come in and dispose of all the produce in the store, tent off the area and sterilize it.
I didn't know it had a name. Perfect.
I personally love the ones that talk about kind hearted people the most.
Tbh i skim them, snap picture, and tell myself I'll read them later (i never do)
Real Dad energy. I dig it.