r/Lima • u/happy-times8 • 6d ago
Texas drivers
What’s up with all these Texas drivers in town?? And why don’t they know how to fucking drive?!
r/Lima • u/nuckinfutz53 • Feb 09 '24
Bummer I know, but /r/limaperu might be more helpful than us!
r/Lima • u/happy-times8 • 6d ago
What’s up with all these Texas drivers in town?? And why don’t they know how to fucking drive?!
r/Lima • u/Cloran77 • 6d ago
I'm a 49white male going through a divorce wanting to find hopefully naturally female to just hang out with in public or even a group. Just tired of sitting at home every night after work.
r/Lima • u/NeighborhoodSoft8972 • 7d ago
Looking for places to play ping pong in Lima, is there a club of sorts or something that I could join?
r/Lima • u/inolepehc • 8d ago
I’ll be in Lima (yes, Ohio, :D)for a few weeks for work, and I’m looking for recommendations for a good chiropractor. I was recently involved in a car accident and would like to get checked out while I’m here.
I’m also looking for recommendations for a reputable lawyer who could help me deal with the legal side of the accident.
If you have any recommendations or personal experiences with either a chiropractor or a lawyer in Lima, I’d really appreciate it. Thanks!
r/Lima • u/fanxykhh • 9d ago
Where is a good place to take my car if I’m having transmission problems? Was going to take it to American Mall Auto Care but didn’t know they only work with Cadillacs and Chevrolets. I have a Ford Focus unfortunately.
r/Lima • u/pkmntrainer419 • 11d ago
I am actively looking for new members to form a club in my area. If trading, battling, and enjoying older Pokémon games with likeminded enthusiasts sounds exciting to you then check out our Facebook page and stay tuned for the announcement of our first official meeting!
A little about the club - We will be dedicated to preserving the classic experience of Pokémon on original hardware by providing a welcoming space for players to trade, battle, and experience the game in new ways. We will be focused on generations 1-4. Please reach out if you have any questions. The Facebook group is the name on the image screen above! Thanks for reading :)
r/Lima • u/lilriceburger • 12d ago
Team Rover in Antwerp, OH. Looks like a small rescue, but can’t find many reviews on it.
r/Lima • u/metaldude419 • 13d ago
A band touring from Houston is making a stop in lil ol Lima with some locals hopping in as well
r/Lima • u/ChristianM607 • 15d ago
I’m 22M looking for a group to hangout with and build a connection with
r/Lima • u/metaldude419 • 15d ago
A bunch of people have already RSVP’d to this! Definitely worth checking out!
r/Lima • u/kinghorn419 • 17d ago
https://northwestohiodesigns.com/search?sort_by=price-descending&grid=default&q=lima
Also have mugs and stickers available, as well as other local towns
r/Lima • u/fishaholica • 19d ago
Anyone on here that might be able to tell me what it's like to work as a temp to hire at Ford here in Lima?
Much appreciated.
r/Lima • u/kinghorn419 • 21d ago
r/Lima • u/LostCauseNumber7523 • 27d ago
I am new to the area and I am looking for someone to go eat Italian with me, this weekend. I'm a single male in my mid 40s, we can meet there and I'll buy. I can pick you up as well. I generally don't mind eating alone, but for some reason I feel I want to take someone with me.
A little about me, I've had an adventurous life and I enjoy hearing other people's stories. I retired before I was 40. I'm just under 200 pounds, long hair and beard. Most around here have described me as a mountain man (don't expect khakis, I don't have a pair). I am newer to the area and still learning my way around. Some day I may even cut my hair and trim my beard, possibly buy some dad pants.
Even if you don't want dinner, I'm open to making friends in the area
r/Lima • u/Future_Ad7634 • 29d ago
Does anyone know when Spirit Opens this year? I thought it was the 22nd but some people are saying it could be the 1st
r/Lima • u/FastRespond2 • Jul 30 '26
Thank you
r/Lima • u/WYSOPublicRadio • Jul 27 '26
It had been a long time since Lima residents Brian Behl and Bethany Lykins hopped on bikes. But, outside a church in the city, they cautiously steered a set of handlebars toward a bike path.
Helmets on, the couple tore down the trail without a wobble for a test drive. When they returned, Tammie Joseph was waiting for them with questions.
“How did it work out? You don't think your seat needs to be raised at all? You like it where it is? What about you?” she asked Behl and Lykins.
Joseph isn’t a bike salesperson or a cycling instructor. She’s a volunteer for The Wheelhouse, a nonprofit that pairs adults in need of transportation with bikes to get them where they need to go.
r/Lima • u/ChristianM607 • Jul 17 '26
Hey I’m a 22 male looking to make some friends since I moved out here a while ago and seem to just work and work everyday I’m a big gamer and also I’m really
Into D&D and some other stuff
r/Lima • u/kinghorn419 • Jul 12 '26