^ Much better....now. 

Learn to pronounce the "O" sound like a true Baltimorean, "Ao".![]()
I would mention Camden Yards but I doubt Timby is an O's fan.
Still, worth a try, I guess. (Seriously, it is a VERY nice ballpark. One of my favorites ever.)
We're hoping to relocate to Pittsburgh this year, which means I'll be doing Shore Leave which is in Baltimore each year. We might actually meet at some point.
Well we will be relocating soon as well, my wife tendered her resignation this morning. We will be moving upstate, to the Syracuse area. She has to give six months notices, so her last day will be March 29th 2013. So we have sometime to look for a house to purchase up there. We already made one trip up looking at houses and I'm planning to go up at the end of the month to look at some more. Really looking forward to moving up there.
We're hoping to relocate to Pittsburgh this year, which means I'll be doing Shore Leave which is in Baltimore each year. We might actually meet at some point.
Baltimore though. You poor bastard!
That's right, you can root for the Broncos anyplace.![]()
I can't remember the last time a city has actually smelled bad to me. I always seem to smell the food vendors when I am walking around. Pretzels and hot dogs and roasted peanuts and stuff like that.
Plus, if you plan on going to DC a lot, or indeed at all, Baltimore and DC's transit system farecards (Baltimore's CharmCard and DC's SmarTrip) can be used in each other's systems.
I had a friend who lived in Owings Mills to the northwest, but it would be quite a drive to work.
I don't think the light rail runs near there either.
I had a friend who lived in Owings Mills to the northwest, but it would be quite a drive to work.
I live to the northwest of the city, and you're absolutely right that it would not be a great drive to Canton from there.
Owings Mills is the start of the city's subway line...it's one line at the moment. It only goes from Owings Mills to downtown and ends at Johns Hopkins. The Charles Street exit is very convenient for visiting the Inner Harbor, but the subway wouldn't be much help getting to Canton. I don't think the light rail runs near there either.
Well, I've got my plane tickets (MSN - ATL - RDU - BWI, with the first flight leaving at 6:01 a.m.), so it's finally getting real. Three weeks from today, I'll be in Baltimore.![]()
oh shit I don't have a place to live yet and I leave in three weeks what have I done
The office is in the Canton neighborhood, so I'd like to find a place to live somewhere nearby. Is that a decent neighborhood? Is it expensive? Is there any public transit worth a shit? What is there to do in the city? What should I do for fun, what should I avoid?
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