Recent comments in /f/ColumbiaMD
wildpolymath t1_j7gyztp wrote
Reply to comment by cornonthekopp in Living in Oakland Mills, MD. How's it like? by Tall_Mirror6509
Duuuude… the butter chicken pizza is so good.
wildpolymath t1_j7gywai wrote
Reply to comment by Nottheface1337 in Living in Oakland Mills, MD. How's it like? by Tall_Mirror6509
Howdy, neighbor!
wildpolymath t1_j7gyt5d wrote
OM is a great community! We have awesome trails, a great group of folks who are warm, welcoming, and fun, and it’s safe. We are diverse, full of neat people (beekeepers, artists (even one that sculpts with chainsaws), chicken keepers, hot sauce divas, and that’s just a short list.
Our hood gets shade from some of the other bougie, judgy neighborhoods in Columbia, but don’t mind them. My partner grew up here, their parents lived her for 40+ years, and we bought the house from them when they retired… because this place is special.
Also echo what others say about LA Mart being awesome and Pizzaman is insane good.
Neracca t1_j7gyfv5 wrote
Reply to comment by Engineered-Failure in Living in Oakland Mills, MD. How's it like? by Tall_Mirror6509
Unfortunate that the only way to drive to it is the long road though. For something that's right there, too.
Neracca t1_j7gy9v3 wrote
I live here(Autumn Crest). I like the area well enough though I hate having to drive that long road every time I want to get to the mall when its like, right next to me horizontally. I haven't felt unsafe here, and from what I gather this apartment complex is one of the better ones in this village.
pretgurl t1_j7gdhv8 wrote
Reply to comment by No_Chicken8949 in Anyone has recommendations for tv repair near Columbia? by No_Chicken8949
you may be getting a quote of $300 for the labor. what exactly is wrong with the unit?
pretgurl t1_j7gd7qh wrote
Columbia MD?
Nottheface1337 t1_j7gd5ui wrote
I live in the area you are describing. Been here 3-4 years. Love it. The trails are great. No more riff/raff than other places. Great location in Columbia. Close to 29 and Merriweather and Lake Kit. LA Mart is a good option for cheap food and Latin/Asian ingredients. I will say the village center is kind of crap though. Doesn’t have the investment in it it needs. There is a fine liquor store. But, most of the shops there are not the best In their class. That being said, best In Class options (pizza, bagels, grocery, food trucks,Chinese carryout) are easily reachable with a short drive. Overall love the area and highly recommend it.
Edit: riff/raff not riff/raft lol.
No_Chicken8949 OP t1_j7galrj wrote
Reply to comment by pretgurl in Anyone has recommendations for tv repair near Columbia? by No_Chicken8949
I got this tv for free from a neighboor. It is a Vizio model E70-E7. So I guess it is 70 in? Very big compared to my current tv (50 in).
I thought since I didn’t pay anything for this tv then I think it would be forth it to spend $200-300 to fix it. What do you think? Specially because all the 70-in TVs I could find were more than $400.
The issue is there are dark shadows on the screen, I believe it is top and bottom. So maybe the backlight needs to be replaced.
The website Angi quote at around $300 to fix it.
Engineered-Failure t1_j7g0x3s wrote
Reply to comment by irrelativetheory01 in Living in Oakland Mills, MD. How's it like? by Tall_Mirror6509
The 29 bridge will take you straight to Town Center which is a huge benefit of living in that area!
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elelee t1_j7g07qj wrote
Reply to comment by cornonthekopp in Living in Oakland Mills, MD. How's it like? by Tall_Mirror6509
Love the Farmer's Market location there during the growing season, too!
ravens40 t1_j7fqq3s wrote
TVs are so cheap nowadays compared to what it once was it's rarely worth it to repair. Just replace.
Snoopin2day t1_j7fngac wrote
Good morning! I would love to help you with your home search. I'm a licensed Realtor in Columbia and live 5 mins away from LA Mart - would you like to see some places or be set up with a property search? Fell free to message me
cornonthekopp t1_j7et2sc wrote
The oakland mills village center is maybe the best in columbia. LA mart has a great selection of food for prices that are waaay lower than any of the “american” chains around here (or even h-mart and lotte), and in general the village center seems like its kinda on the upswing, with more stores opening up in the area over the past few years. Currently theres a salvadoran restaurant thats going to open soon, and a jamaican food truck that comes by on sundays.
Pizzaman also has really good pizza and south asian food so theres a lot of variety.
irrelativetheory01 t1_j7eh3i2 wrote
Reply to comment by irrelativetheory01 in Living in Oakland Mills, MD. How's it like? by Tall_Mirror6509
Also, the trails are really nice and easily walkable.
irrelativetheory01 t1_j7eh1xk wrote
It's a nice place. Good for families, places close early. You can walk around the area at any time of day, it's perfectly safe. Oakland Mills is pretty quiet. Convenient to live so close to the LA Mart. Don't expect too many things to be open past 9 pm around here though.
pretgurl t1_j7ee4fo wrote
Reply to comment by CaptainJeff in Anyone has recommendations for tv repair near Columbia? by No_Chicken8949
Vizio tv's have actually come up in price, their prices are almost on par with samsung, so saying that they are in expensive is not a true statement. the cheap tv's are TCL, HISENSE, Westing House, Toshiba Fire TV and a few others.
pretgurl t1_j7edlym wrote
Reply to comment by snozzfartz in Anyone has recommendations for tv repair near Columbia? by No_Chicken8949
so anytime you have issues with the panel which this sounds like you would need to replace the panel. which is definitely not worth the repair. cost of the panel is usually just $100-200 less than buying the tv new. factor in the xost of Labor and you would have purchased a new tv. For a second opinion UBREAKIFIX should be able to give you a quote.
snozzfartz t1_j7e30w8 wrote
Reply to comment by pretgurl in Anyone has recommendations for tv repair near Columbia? by No_Chicken8949
Not OP, but I have a curved screen Samsung that's 5-6 years old now. A section of pixels went black about 6"x1" near the corner and starts on the edge of the screen. There was no impact or anything to cause it. There's no discoloration around the area that's black. Can that be repaired? If you need me to look up the exact model number, I'll get that for you.
CaptainJeff t1_j7e1fcm wrote
Vizio TVs are very inexpensive.
It's very unlikely to be cost effective to have it repaired, as opposed to just buying a new one.
dremspider t1_j7e1fcc wrote
Alpha Ridge landfill.
pretgurl t1_j7dyref wrote
I use to work for samsung repairing tv's whats wrong with the tv and i can tell you if its worth it. depending on the size and cost.
hothands01 t1_j7ds0qa wrote
What’s wrong with it?
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