Recent comments in /f/Maine
ecco-domenica t1_j8nnwlb wrote
Reply to comment by Dr_Mabuse38 in Questions about visiting, moving to, or living in Maine : Megathread by cafenegroporfa
I don't know about others but you really have my head spinning as you're kind of all over the place with these questions that don't really make sense to me. I think you need to come to Maine yourself and get a better sense of the lay of the land. At least just spend some time with a map and maybe go google map driving around. Perhaps it's because ND and the other places you've lived are just so different from New England's geography and the way towns/cities/suburbs/roads settled in the 1600s and 1700s are laid out that we don't have a common frame of reference to communicate better. We seem to be talking at cross purposes. Also you seem to be very attached to radiuses and that's just not a very useful way to think about distances or rural vs urban areas here as there's perhaps more of a variety or combination of kinds of places (woods, ocean, small towns, farmland, mountains, lakes, Portland, Boston, Quebec, movie theaters) all jumbled up in closer proximity to each other than they may be in ND.
warblebird t1_j8nnl4q wrote
Reply to Maine will need weeks to determine impacts of Ohio train derailment on air quality by STDMachine
I wonder if the mysterious foul order reported in central Maine had anything to do with this.
The control burn happened on Feb 6 and the reported foul order was on Feb 10, so the timeline would make sense...
Here's the article about the mysterious smell: https://fox23maine.com/news/local/bizarre-augusta-area-residents-baffled-foul-smell-reported-10-communities-maine-kennebec-river-oakland-waterville-richmond
trucks_guns_n_beer t1_j8nm8ix wrote
went to duckfat. Precut frozen fries, not only not great, really not very good at all.
xach t1_j8nks4u wrote
Reply to comment by Maineguy58 in tapped the trees yesterday, hope I'm not too late. Seems a bit earlier every year. by rectumlike
Hammond lumber sells taps and tubes like that, or at least they have in years past. It’s cheaper online from somewhere like Leader Evaporator.
[deleted] t1_j8nkp1m wrote
Reply to comment by geneticswag in Who has the best French fries in the greater Portland area? by to_thecore_
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raynedanser t1_j8njyjn wrote
Reply to Gulf of Maine records second warmest year ever in 2022: New report finds average sea surface temperature was 53.66 degrees, about 4 degrees above historic average by SAT0725
That's awful. And not enough people care. :(
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Fun-Gap4015 t1_j8nj5kz wrote
Reply to comment by craftyfighter in Medieval Armored Combat by tugboatcharlie
Its not embarrassing, you just want to share your shame. Maybe be nicer to strangers
Fun-Gap4015 t1_j8nhqx5 wrote
Reply to comment by lucianbelew in Maine will need weeks to determine impacts of Ohio train derailment on air quality by STDMachine
Probably because vinyl chloride isn't a constant issue to be on the lookout for.
Fun-Gap4015 t1_j8nhmk6 wrote
Reply to Maine will need weeks to determine impacts of Ohio train derailment on air quality by STDMachine
If you want to panic and freak out, by all means panic and freak out.
However, be an adult about it and stop demanding that the people who don't want to panic and freak out, well, panic and freak out.
Yes the government says it's safe when it's not. Are you going to put on your scuba gear for the next month? No? Then relax. It's ok to not get upset about literally everything that stress is going to kill you.
geneticswag t1_j8nfkk3 wrote
Reply to comment by vikingenvy in Maine will need weeks to determine impacts of Ohio train derailment on air quality by STDMachine
more just suggesting we have a ton of equipment around to support running spectroscopy assays if it turned out that spectrophotometers and personnel were driving up the result times is all
vikingenvy t1_j8nert7 wrote
Reply to comment by geneticswag in Maine will need weeks to determine impacts of Ohio train derailment on air quality by STDMachine
Lol. Don’t tell me you were basing the decision of Maine’s armed response to Ohio on an unvalidated test method.
geneticswag t1_j8ne8d0 wrote
Wait... are you saying you're ordering trays of fries for takeout?
slothscantswim t1_j8ndknu wrote
Reply to comment by auraphauna in Biggest Minority By State by New-Work-139
If so it was poorly executed. Your joke was funny though.
GraniteGeekNH t1_j8nclev wrote
Reply to tapped the trees yesterday, hope I'm not too late. Seems a bit earlier every year. by rectumlike
There is no "syrup season" any more because of the wild fluctuating winters - some commercial farms in Vermont tap in December (!!!)
geneticswag t1_j8ncf41 wrote
Reply to comment by vikingenvy in Maine will need weeks to determine impacts of Ohio train derailment on air quality by STDMachine
I've been out of the lab for a decade now - I just know words that can get me into trouble ;)
FolsomPrisonHues t1_j8nc1fg wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Maine will need weeks to determine impacts of Ohio train derailment on air quality by STDMachine
Trump DID reverse an Obama Era regulation on new brake systems. Just like he got rid of our pandemic response teams... It's not unfair to bring him up
vikingenvy t1_j8nc19j wrote
Reply to comment by geneticswag in Maine will need weeks to determine impacts of Ohio train derailment on air quality by STDMachine
It’s a little more complicated than just pressing a button on a random GCMS at Idexx.
Source: science education
TeufeIhunden t1_j8n815f wrote
Duckfat was ranked top 10 in the country for French fries years ago
outdividual t1_j8n7996 wrote
Reply to comment by the_0ther_matt31 in Who has the best French fries in the greater Portland area? by to_thecore_
Butcher Burger is good but their take out fries didn’t hit the same as in person :/ maybe reheat in oven is the key?
mymaineaccount46 t1_j8n6vg8 wrote
Reply to comment by fire__ant in Maine will need weeks to determine impacts of Ohio train derailment on air quality by STDMachine
Even if it's worse than expected we are so far away. This is going to be bad for the immediate area, but all the way up here any impact seems incredibly unlikely.
the_0ther_matt31 t1_j8n6msn wrote
Duck fat is going to be everyone’s go to. But Butcher Burger is my sleeper pick.
geneticswag t1_j8n69yb wrote
Reply to comment by efshoemaker in Maine will need weeks to determine impacts of Ohio train derailment on air quality by STDMachine
weird it takes weeks when there's probably tens of millions of dollars worth of spectroscopy equipment here between all the labs and pharma co's
AssumptionLivid6879 t1_j8npuln wrote
Reply to comment by FolsomPrisonHues in Maine will need weeks to determine impacts of Ohio train derailment on air quality by STDMachine
Biden DID squash Union negotiations. Both people are allowed to be fuck ups. Not fixing the problem is just as bad as creating one.