Recent comments in /f/Maine
IamSauerKraut t1_j8u1gf8 wrote
Reply to Today on the trail in Lisbon by SadExtension524
Perfect for a fat-tire mountain bike.
SeawolfGaming t1_j8u00sm wrote
Reply to comment by trucks_guns_n_beer in Who has the best French fries in the greater Portland area? by to_thecore_
Hard disagree, I went to duckfat back in November. Best poutine I've had period. And I've been all across this state and even through Canada having Poutine everywhere. The fries are amazing.
ripbingers t1_j8twd95 wrote
Reply to comment by Wineinthewoods in Tribes in Maine left out of Native American resurgence by 40-year-old federal law denying their self-determination by Geek-Haven888
In my experience Angus King will find a legitimate pebble of gripe in a quarry of legislation and focus on that as cover to block the whole thing.
I don't understand why and must assume he holds private beliefs that do not match his public persona.
He's ancient and needs to go.
megamoose4 t1_j8tqhp3 wrote
I have an antique registered car I drive almost daily in the summer without any issues.
They require you to have another vehicle registered as your primary, other than that not really any other hard and fast rules.
The thing is if you’re registering an actual classic you shouldn’t have any problems, but if you’re just trying to skirt the rules to road drive your crusty square body plow rig you might have some trouble.
Doggin t1_j8tkz55 wrote
Reply to comment by mmaalex in question about antique auto registration. by dumbass_clouds
When they refer to "transportation of goods and/or passengers" that's the bit where you can get pulled over and ticketed. As I said in my first post, in practice it likely won't be an issue but if there's a cop with a hair across their ass for whatever reason they can choose to be a dick about it and give a ticket.
Ambitious_Ask_1569 t1_j8thd7f wrote
Reply to Today on the trail in Lisbon by SadExtension524
Didn't help its 55 degrees. All the snow came off my roof today and is now a 3 ton slush puppy blocking the only way into my house.
Slippery as Hell but I'll bet it was a great day on the trail though.
[deleted] t1_j8td0fw wrote
Reply to comment by Ebomb1 in Tribes in Maine left out of Native American resurgence by 40-year-old federal law denying their self-determination by Geek-Haven888
Even though it was a shit deal, it's because the Carter administration and everyone saw the writing on the wall and knew that Reagan was on his way to fuck the tribes over even worse. That is by no means an excuse, but it is an explanation for why the parties involved at the time accepted these terms. It absolutely needs to change.
Fun-Gap4015 t1_j8tbpy3 wrote
Reply to comment by DidDunMegasploded in Maine will need weeks to determine impacts of Ohio train derailment on air quality by STDMachine
Why are you just repeating what I'm saying but more rudely?
DidDunMegasploded t1_j8tbc1a wrote
Reply to comment by Fun-Gap4015 in Maine will need weeks to determine impacts of Ohio train derailment on air quality by STDMachine
Oh I'm listening. I'm laughing at how much of a fool you're making yourself out to be right now, and listening.
Keep making ASSumptions and keep making an ASS out of yourself while you scrabble to have the last word.
freetheroux t1_j8tako8 wrote
Reply to comment by SarahDrish in Dogs in grocery stores. by Norgyort
I’m done, can’t debate someone who doesn’t follow basic definitions of words. A part of someone’s face is not someone’s whole face. The skin is not able to rip off the face by being pulled in one specific spot, it’s literally not possible. Another breed of dog can rip a face off because of the way they bite. But pits bite and then stay biting, to rip a face off would require multiple bites. Omg and now you believe a dog can rip a head off a human, you are just straight up delusional
freetheroux t1_j8t9t7i wrote
Reply to comment by Norgyort in Dogs in grocery stores. by Norgyort
Well some people hate electronics as much as you hate dogs.
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rofopp t1_j8t5vu5 wrote
Need ‘em? Don’t want them
Ebomb1 t1_j8t4p2p wrote
Reply to Tribes in Maine left out of Native American resurgence by 40-year-old federal law denying their self-determination by Geek-Haven888
Why was MISCA passed in the first place? The article doesn't say. It seems particularly targeted and punitive.
MegatonDeathclaws t1_j8t41nf wrote
Reply to comment by arclight222 in question about antique auto registration. by dumbass_clouds
Yeah you have to be going to an “event” or using it for luxury not commuting. I tried doing that as well lol.
Norgyort OP t1_j8t1qh8 wrote
Reply to comment by freetheroux in Dogs in grocery stores. by Norgyort
Fair enough, but there are better ways to monitor those things that don't involve dogs.
wormpussy t1_j8t09bv wrote
Reply to comment by raynedanser in 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
Care? Oh, the older generations that caused this to happen definitely care, and they’re proud of the state of the environment right now.
SarahDrish t1_j8syn3k wrote
Reply to comment by freetheroux in Dogs in grocery stores. by Norgyort
>Again no pitbull has ever ripped off a face. Those are very clearly exaggerations. A pitbull can disfigure a face and take skin off, but it can not “rip off a face”
These are not "exaggerations." The "skin" of the face is the face! There's something seriously wrong with you, but then if there wasn't, you wouldn't be bragging about taking your damned dog into stores where dogs do not belong!
Pit bulls have also ripped off people's heads.
alpha417 t1_j8so8jj wrote
Reply to comment by Majestic-Feedback541 in question about antique auto registration. by dumbass_clouds
you sure?
Sophistrysapien247 t1_j8snoik wrote
Reply to comment by HoboDeter in 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
UNTRUE.
Animal agriculture-30% Plant agriculture -18%
So total agriculture is 48%
A great deal of that plant agriculture is used as animal feed
OurWhoresAreClean t1_j8sn4zg wrote
Reply to comment by Antnee83 in Artists reveal revised draft of Brunswick mural after criticism over representation by dontbanmynewaccount
Yeah, but in this particular case I sympathize with the speaker.
HoboDeter t1_j8smuep wrote
Reply to comment by Sophistrysapien247 in 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
The largest source of methane emissions is not agriculture, its the fossil fuel industry.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Methane_emissions
Edit: There is a relationship between the two as well, animals need to be transported multiple time for slaughter/processing/packaging. Energy has to be spent to maintain safe temperatures throughout for proper cold-chain handling.
freetheroux t1_j8sm28q wrote
Reply to comment by Norgyort in Dogs in grocery stores. by Norgyort
The dog could be trained to alert the owner of low blood sugar or of an upcoming seizure. There are many other types of disabled people than just the ones that can’t see. Maybe the owner is deaf and has the dog to alert them of loud noise, which it can definitely do in a stroller. Yes, in most instances dogs in strollers wouldn’t be service dogs, but it is a real possibility.
mmaalex t1_j8sl9ve wrote
Reply to comment by Doggin in question about antique auto registration. by dumbass_clouds
https://www.maine.gov/sos/bmv/registration/antique.html
There's nothing limiting mileage or carrying of things, just that it's not your PRIMARY vehicle.
I have two cars registered as antiques, in addition to my normal daily driver, and never had any issues.
Guygan t1_j8u5p98 wrote
Reply to Is there a place around Bangor that can fix my Dell laptop? by [deleted]
What's wrong with it?