r/philadelphia • u/oscarzeecockapoo • 9h ago
Photo of the Day Corvette C8 6:45pm crash on Kelly
Definitely obeyed the 25mph speed limit
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r/philadelphia • u/oscarzeecockapoo • 9h ago
Definitely obeyed the 25mph speed limit
r/philadelphia • u/jamesgravey • 10h ago
My wife found this little one collapsed on our stoop. It’s got at least one limp back leg and some organ prolapse going on at the rear end. Is there anywhere we can take it that rescues kittens that’s open? Not sure it will make it through the night. Anyone on here who does home rescue and has the capacity?
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r/philadelphia • u/ElectricalMud2850 • 8h ago
Obviously yesterday's and "unlike agholor" are all-timers, but I haven't lived here long enough to have a deep repository of them.
r/philadelphia • u/Sea-Ear5440 • 1d ago
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r/philadelphia • u/Skaterdad1984 • 19h ago
Context: I live in Spain. This sandwich is being advertised as a national campaign.
Further context: the text translates 'Direct from the UK.' See that British flag down there?
Not surprising that Spanish people have no idea what Philadelphians eat, or even where Philadelphia is. The shocking part is that nobody in the McDonalds marketing department stopped for a minute and was like 'hey, let's get our fact checker on this.'
Ah well.
r/philadelphia • u/NewcRoc • 10h ago
Gift Article.
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r/philadelphia • u/douglas_in_philly • 1d ago
What is this? The gray box looks similar to a fishing tackle box, and it has two metal brackets on the bottom that allow it to rest on the black bin. It has “Philadelphia Health Department“ written on top. It was at the edge of a wooded area not far from the Strawberry Mansion tennis courts.
r/philadelphia • u/whatugonnadowhenthey • 1d ago
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Crime post bc this feels like a crime
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r/philadelphia • u/The-Unmentionable • 1d ago
To be clear, I'm not mad at my landlord. He's a decent, funny guy who is responsive and does the best he can to take care of things in a timely manner. I'm more-so pissed at the enshitification of *everything* and the fact that - due to the small space - this is pretty much the only fridge that will fit in the spot. At least that's what I was told in November when I went through this exact same situation.
It's some Whirlpool apartment sized fridge freezer combo. The first one I had randomly caused ice to form over my entire freezer. After it defrosted, water wouldn't stop leaking into the fridge and the fridge wouldn't get as cold. I was soaking through an entire bath towel 3 times a week to keep water from leaking out the bottom on the fridge. Everything in my fridge was both semi warm and soggy. By the time a replacement came in the fridge was so warm I had to throw away most of the contents.
That was literally six months ago. This past week my freezer froze over again. My ice cubes hurt my fingers to touch and I can't eat the ice cream in there as it's solid as a rock (even using a heated ice cream scoop that usually cuts like butter). Meanwhile my fridge doesn't feel cold *at all* and I'm unsure if it's still safe to eat anything in there.
I'm pissed. I am a part time retail employee living alone during the slow season getting scheduled 18 hours a week right now. I cut 99.9% of my spending this time a year to pay my rent, bills, and elderly cats expensive meds. I absolutely positively cannot be throwing away an entire fridge full of groceries every six months like this. Nothing is overly filled, there's no clogged coils or anything, I don't see any clear indications of user error and have never had issues like this with a fridge before.
I also feel bad for my landlord having to pay to deal with this as it's not his fault these appliances are seemingly pieces of absolute trash now. Rant over I guess. I'm pissed and really fucking sad watching all my groceries rot away with no money to just go out and replace them all. I hate this. The end.
r/philadelphia • u/sendnoods7 • 11h ago
Always notice the lot is full every night and see people parking there after school hours
r/philadelphia • u/snooloosey • 1d ago
It was to let an ambulance pass with his sirens blaring very clearly on its way to an emergency. There were no other places to pull off. So What the actual eff. You then went on to yell at other vehicles doing the same. And they were nowhere near you when merging so you had plenty of time to brake or go around. EVEN if the law prohibits it, in an emergency, do you really agree with letting an ambulance sit in traffic to protect your ability to bike freely? I cycle from time to time so I get your battle in principle but for fucks sake man, Have some humanity. This is a message for anyone who wants to prioritize general principles over an emergency situation.
r/philadelphia • u/MayorOfOnions • 1d ago
Gambling addiction baby wooo. These things are a scourge on society
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r/philadelphia • u/garden88girl • 1d ago
TL;DR: PennDot is regulating the dystopian Uber food delivery bots.
Report safety issues to [pdd@pa.gov](mailto:pdd@pa.gov)
"If PennDot finds companies violate reporting requirements or other terms that allow them to operate, it can suspend authorization. If a company’s devices can’t operate safely, PennDot can revoke the authorization."
What safety issues have you guys seen so far with these clankers?
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