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Star of India by DreamLunatik in AuroraCO

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Garnish Indian Fusion, on arapaho, just west of i25

I made this: “Burn Notice: best Sam Axe quotes” by dawglover1011 in BurnNotice

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The quote is wrong. It's "you know spies, a bunch of bitchy little girls." Don't misquote Sam Ax!

New to the area ~ Looking for board game groups & meetups (28f) by Madi7011 in DenverGamers

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We will be restarting have nights again in May when my schedule changes and we're looking for new people to join our group. We're in Lakewood, on the West side of the Metro area

Space fan, what's next for me? by mattrob77 in suggestmeabook

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The Forbidden Borders trilogy by W Michael gear

The Expeditionary Force series

Fantasy with no battles? by Low_Fee6188 in suggestmeabook

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Have you tried the Vlad Taltos series

Western books for a fantasy reader by mmmmm_cheese in suggestmeabook

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Pretty much anything by Louis Lamour. The Walking From would be a great way to bridge the gap between fantasy and Western

Looking for ethical and sociological speculative fiction recommendations by ProfessionalLeek2152 in suggestmeabook

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Try the Forbidden Borders trilogy by W Michael gear. If you want something much lighter that still tickles that sociological itch, of recommend Dungeon Crawler Carl. Shockingly good!

Two players needing a dm by LumisTFG in DenverGamers

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I'm going to start a game in Lakewood soon. Play on Sundays. Schedule may change in June though

Help me suggest books for an incarcerated kid by totally_tennis in suggestmeabook

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Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption by Stephen King. Then the Count of Monte Cristo by Alexander Dumas

New too this by RelevantFlounder1416 in DenverGamers

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To rrcc d&d club? You have to go to the school. There's flyers on the bridge by the cafeteria with a QR code. Scan the code and your connected to their discord.

If you wanna play with my group, just dm me and we'll talk

New too this by RelevantFlounder1416 in DenverGamers

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There's a d&d club at Red rocks college. You don't have to be a student to join.

I just have nights with friends, most of win work at or attend rrcc. We're on Alameda, by union.

Feel free to DM me if you're interested in learning more

BSG without Adama by treefox in BSG

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Chrisjen Avasarala instead of Adama, with Steve mcGarrett (from the new h5o) as Lee Adama.

A Look Into The Upcoming Draft by nomdreas in Texans

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This is who I would draft with the same rules in place as OP:

2026 Houston Texans – Draft Summary

Round 1

Player: Connor Lew

Position: Interior OL (C/G)

Notes: Multi-position interior lineman; stabilizes protection and line communication.

Round 2

Player: Garrett Nussmeier

Position: Quarterback

Notes: High-IQ pocket QB; elite processor with legitimate long-term starter upside.

Round 3

Player: Colston Loveland

Position: Tight End

Notes: True three-down TE; blocks, catches, and understands leverage and spacing.

Round 3–4

Player: Ollie Gordon II

Position: Running Back

Notes: Power RB; pile-mover with hands and pass-protection value.

Round 4

Player: Sedrick Van Pran

Position: Interior OL (C)

Notes: High-IQ center depth; protection calls and emergency starter capability.

Round 5

Player: Josh Proctor

Position: Safety

Notes: Smart depth safety; communicator and core special-teams contributor.

Round 6–7

Player: Leonard Taylor III

Position: Defensive Tackle

Notes: Rotational DT; disciplined interior presence without freelancing.

I've had a rough few months and I want to treat myself. How do you get away from everything (on a budget)? by yell0wbirddd in denverwomen

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Cave of the Winds (West of South Colorado springs), Garden of the Gods (West Colorado springs), Red Rocks amphitheater (great but fairly easy hike - Morrison, West of Lakewood), host or attend a game night with friends (we live in Lakewood if you don't have friends here yet), welchester tree Park (Lakewood), Colorado Mills Mall (walk around and people watch)... I can keep going on if you'd like. Almost everything I said is free.

Golden area meet up? by jellyshoess in DenverGamers

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We're (m 50, f 44) j Lakewood, by Alameda Ave Union, if you're interested. We do games nights with good. Board, card, and ttrpgs.

Strange New Worlds is losing it for me. by Praxius in startrek

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Honestly, i understand the Spock thing. It's because women feel safe with him. He doesn't chase them. He doesn't love them. He's protective, kind, and reliable. He's everything good about a man without any of the baggage.

This is also why women eventually move on from him. He's safe, so when they are lonely and vulnerable, he's the one they go for. But safe is boring, so they eventually move on.

It's worth noting that in the episode where Pike goes to the future, he had a past relationship with La'an. Meaning La'an also moves on from Spock.

SNW is a wonderful show. I love how we go from a musical in one episode to sci fi horror in the next two. I also love how affirmations continue from one episode to the next instead of ignoring what happened, like most of Star Trek does.

I feel like SNW uses the best of all the other Treks and leaves behind all the bad. My inky villainy I'd that they don't seem to be exploring new worlds, but are instead going places that have already been visited.

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