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He/him. Electrical engineer, former Iowan, St Paulinator. I wanna bike with the cool kids and form parasocial relationships with cats online Pig's Sky, MN

St Paul Downtown Alliance post shows countdown clock in the 1st Bank building and days "something bright is coming to Downtown Saint Paul"
Strava map biking on 280 when it was still all torn up
If you Love something set it free. And if it really loves you, it will find a way to come back
Sign for Sanlu Rae Drive, East Grand Rapids. The insignia is the seal of East Grand Rapids. It consists of a circle with a sailboat on a body of water and rays of light spreading from a sun on the horizon. A clump of reeds is visible on the shore. Circumscribing the seal is "City of East Grand Rapids" and an oval at the bottom has the motto "A Better Place to Live". The placement of the lettering, the elements of the seal, and the coloration are slightly different from the seal on their website, and different from the version on Wikipedia, suggesting it has been redrawn by different people over time.
Sign for Division Street in Wyoming, MI. The sign is green, and the left end is a white field with the seal of Wyoming, MI. The seal, in green black and white, is an oval with quadrants formed by a black horizontal line a vertical pillar formed by a stylized W over a stylized M. In the quadrants are a church, a factory, a house, and a golf green with a pennant. Surrounding the oval are the words "Wyoming Michigan, City of Vision and Progress"
Sign for Countrywood Drive Southeast, in Kentwood, MI. The sign is a stripey green, and the insignia is the seal of City of Kentwood, which is a circle with a white field showing a family along a road staring at a sun, a steeple, some office buildings and houses, in green yellow and white. Inside it is written in tiny font "est. 1967" circumscribing the circle is the text "City of Kentwood A Community Effort"
Street sign from Plymouth Ave SE in Grand Rapids, MI. The insignia is a yellow circle with a wavy river representing the eponymous rapids as well as a squiggly red blob nestled into the river, which resembles a famous downtown sculpture
Screenshot of the news article, where the video thumbnail superimposes mayor Merrill's face over the new MN flag with the words "Isanti Mayor Under Scrutiny"
Screenshot from Ramsey County Wlections website Before Election Day: All voters can submit absentee ballots for the August 11 primary at the Plato Building, Ramsey County Library in Roseville, and Ramsey County Library in Shoreview. Voters may use whichever location is most convenient, regardless of the city in which they live
Screenshot of Truth that includes the words "full and deep throated SAVE AMERICA ACT"
Sign at the intersection of Ave Donegani and Ave Michigan in Pointe Claire, QC, CA. The insignia is of an old style windmill , over water, surrounded by a slightly squared oval
Signs at the intersection of Chemin Saint-Louis and Rang Saint-Laurent in Saint Etienne de Beauharnois, south of Montreal in beautiful Quebec. The insignia is a squiggly italicized SE, with the whole name Saint Etienne de Beauharnois in small serif font
Screenshot of the article where a DOT representative for the Federal Government put in a statement to the press"This is a common sense approach despite the Left's belief that everyone should ride a bike to their shoebox-sized apartment to eat crickets to achieve a phony climate agenda"
Montreal style sesame seed bagel
Screenshot of the "milder forms" subsection of the Wikipedia article Quebec French profanity https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quebec_French_profanity
Street sign for Rue Saint-Paul in old town Montreal
Chart of Cyclospodiasis cases in Michigan rising exponentially, visually similar to early COVID19 charts
Comic illustrating the true meaning of the MN State Flag - a loon opens its beak wide, its head forming the notched shape of MN on the left half of the flag, it's eye glinting hot and white like an eight pointed star. From its open beak emmita a loud BRAAAAAa, a hot blue stream of fury that forms the right half of the flag
Wendys sign says Bello Mendy
Ralph Wiggim from the Simpsons is telling his parents "I saw Mr Skinner and Mrs Krabappel in the closet and they were making babies and I saw one of the babies and the baby looked at me" Chief Wiggum: "The baby looked at you?"
Street sign at the intersection of Independence Road and Baker Park Road in Maple Plain, MN. The insignia for Maple Plain is a green Maple leaf with the words Maple Plain overlaid, underneath which are written the established (1868) and incorporated (1917) years for Maple Plain
Map from a random data scraper company showing hundreds of Couche-Tard convenience stores across Minnesota and the US
Screenshot of the ethnic background map zoomed in to the Iowa-Minnesota-SouthDakota tristate area, where the upper Northwest corner of Iowa is labeled Dutch.
Photo of the corner of a check paid by FTC Prime Subscription Settlement Administrator in the amount of $2.15
Invite card that says: Saint Paul Bicycle Coalition Presents Saint Paul Nut Roll V August 22, 1PM Bang Brewing
Collage style cloth illustration of a crowd of people in front of a Pearson's candy sign. The border are a series of handmade lithograph stamps of bicycles. The front row of figures on the illustration are clothed like me, my girlfriend, my siblings, and their partners
Screenshot of Google streetview, showing a church building with a broad roof reaching nearly to the ground, covered uniformly with solar panels but for a few panels left off in the shape of a cross
We are sweating into the camera. A brightly colored Cuervo themed bar and 50/50 Mexico and Korea fan crowd in the background
Doosan Bears merch shop
Sunset clouds over a sprawling endless city
Scoops with a dodo
Blue ramune slush pop shaped like a vape
Visible tube and knob wiring strung through a house with log truss and plaster roof
Classy Surly street build
Saint Paul Bicycle Coalition presents Saint Paul Nut Roll V August 22, 1PM at Bang Brewing Mark your calendars
Article subheaded "The Bicyclist's Wish List" giving a list of driver behaviors to improve bicyclist safety
Tommy Tuberville saying the Democrats left their base and their new girlfriend is illegal aliens and women
Scoops on an empty highway with a sign behind him saying "Hwy 280 Closes in April. Be Prepared. Plan your route."
Screenshot of a Wikipedia article "The use of the term Scotch in the name was a pejorative meaning "parsimonious" in the 1920s and 1930s. The brand name Scotch came about around 1925 while Richard Drew was testing his first masking tape to determine how much adhesive he needed to add. The body shop painter became frustrated with the sample masking tape and exclaimed, "Take this tape back to those Scotch bosses of yours and tell them to put more adhesive on it!"[10][11] The name was soon applied to the entire line of 3M tapes. Scotty McTape, a kilt-wearing cartoon boy, was the brand's mascot for two decades, first appearing in 1944.[12] The familiar tartan design, a take on the well-known Wallace tartan, was introduced in 1945.[12]"
A garden plot with numerous bamboo pole and twine bean runner stands
A white slash from lower left to upper right with a corner filled in forms an arrow pointing up and to the right. Across the center is another white line covering approximately the middle third, with small yellow triangular caps. The field is green left of the diagonal slash and blue right of the slash
Sign for Crosspoint Blvd in Fishers, IN. The insignia is a circle with two lines intersecting across it at a shallow angle, similar to the Fishers flag. Under the circle is a slightly arc'ed slash under which the name Fishers is in a bold San serif font, under which is the word Indiana in the world's smallest font. This appears to be a variation of the current branding logo for Fishers, IN. The slash and the word Fishers are much larger than the circle insignia, leaving a lot of open space and reducing the size of the insignia itself which probably would be better served to stand alone without the city name spelled out
A gray cat curled up on a burgundy chair
Baseball pitch
Scoops and crew on a green line train
CHS field
Mentos branded drop, a cursed extremely salty dutch liccorice
A wooden shoe that says "Now Entering Judging Area", arguably a commentary on the city's overall reputation
Scoops, squint smiling, holding a coffee with someone else's name on it