Help with a BOLD and Symptom Change association analysis
A Reddit community for sharing and discussing current and emerging techniques for imaging of the brain and nervous system.
Closest thing to old wamsutta sheets?
A subreddit devoted to bedding
Messina membership?
A sub dedicated to the restaurants, food trucks, stands, or food in or around the City of Brotherly Love.
Facial recommendations?
For hot Philly bitches with taste!
Jobs within city government for PhD holders?
Discussion forum for current, past, and future students of any discipline completing post-graduate studies - taught or research.
Favorite Frozen Cocktails?
A sub dedicated to the restaurants, food trucks, stands, or food in or around the City of Brotherly Love.
Almyra IG story
An alternate subreddit for the city of Philadelphia
But do they deliver?
Do you buh-leev in tha LIES of so-ci-Oh-Taay??
Tret newbie questions/concerns about waxing
A place to discuss retinoids including tretinoin / retin-a, adapalene, differin, tazarotene, and trifarotene (NOT retiNOLs or Accutane). Stay moisturized!!
The time has come
Subreddit for White Castle: Home of the Crave.
Sunken Harbor Club in Brooklyn NY
Tiki culture is a celebration of tropical escapism. It's a longing for the time when Pacific islands were still exotic locales that inspired Donn Beach and Trader Vic to create their own versions back home. It all started in 1934 with the first Don the Beachcomber tiki restaurant, and was rejuvenated in the mid-90's with the printing of The Book of Tiki by Sven Kirsten. Pull up a chair, sip your Mai Tai, and study the tapa-covered ceiling while listening to the sounds of the Hukilau.
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A sub dedicated to the restaurants, food trucks, stands, or food in or around the City of Brotherly Love.
Nothing better than a poolside Painkiller
Tiki culture is a celebration of tropical escapism. It's a longing for the time when Pacific islands were still exotic locales that inspired Donn Beach and Trader Vic to create their own versions back home. It all started in 1934 with the first Don the Beachcomber tiki restaurant, and was rejuvenated in the mid-90's with the printing of The Book of Tiki by Sven Kirsten. Pull up a chair, sip your Mai Tai, and study the tapa-covered ceiling while listening to the sounds of the Hukilau.