Flat tire, oh noes!

[katespace.livejournal.com]

Hi everyone! Can you recommend a good (hopefully from personal experience) place to get a tire fixed around here? My boyfriend just got a flat, and I don't know the area that well.

Thanks!

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Car Shop

[hoplilli.livejournal.com]

I recommend Ideal Automotive on Day Street. Although I've never had them fix a flat, they've been extremely helpful when my car needs repairing and with things like oil changes and other regular maintenance.

[lslapiko.livejournal.com]

I've been to the tire place on Beacon, next to Star Market, many times, and they do a great job.

[warlord-mit.livejournal.com]

I second this suggestion. I've used them myself and they are pretty good. I've also gone out to the Sears at the Burlington Mall, but for local place the tire place on Beacon near the Star Market is a good place.

[yangelina.livejournal.com]

I'm not going to be very helpful with the flat tire situation, but I'm really curious about something: some friends of mine and I started saying "oh noes!" a lot, and none of us can recall where we got that from. Would you be able to help us?

[katespace.livejournal.com]

Hahahahahahaha, I honestly don't remember. Just one of those viral internet things, like O RLY?/YA RLY I guess. :)

[yangelina.livejournal.com]

Ha yea that's a good one. We came across a street named "Oriley" while wandering around Santa Barbara and one of us said "O RLY?!" really loudly in the middle of this quiet suburban neighborhood. These weird things are so contagious.
By the way I really enjoy your icon of a (melon?) feline helmet.

[katespace.livejournal.com]

LOL, thanks. I believe it's a lime, and it's another one of those wacky intarweb things.

I have a bottle of nail polish that I bought simply because it's named ORLY. :)