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Sufficient-Squash428 t1_jaci6uf wrote
Reply to Traffic Alert: Bison still on the Loose by DrMcMeow
2nd time in a year.
FINE the owner next time, because they do not know what they're doing.
This Gang of Thugs are going to get someone killed with owners negligent ranching.
If there's a fourth time, Bison Burgers.
TheRogIsHere t1_jachxo7 wrote
Reply to comment by Odd_Ad_2863 in Maine's newspapers doing the right thing by dj_1973
Every time you do that, another newspaper reporter dies inside.
NoPossibility t1_jachod4 wrote
Reply to comment by raynedanser in National Park Service investigates vandalism at Acadia National Park by linuxknight
It’s gotten more tagger foot traffic than it ever did diners.
BKofCountedSorrows t1_jachgun wrote
Reply to comment by hugochurch in I present to you; the Northeastern Winter Backup Cam by AndiWhyte
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XonikzD t1_jach8o6 wrote
Reply to Why is Maine so much bigger than the other New England states? Wrong answers only. by blzac33
Cartographers just stopped exploring and drew random lines
TheKrisLyons t1_jacg91a wrote
Reply to comment by appleshit8 in Traveling from Nova Scotia to see Lamb of God in September, curious how the "pit" work at the Maine Savings Amphitheatre, it looks VERY narrow! Thanks :) by TheHimmelMan
it did when I went to see Tool at the waterfront. By the end, nobody was in their assigned seating.
raynedanser t1_jacg4n0 wrote
Hogan Road Burger King has entered the chat.
Guygan t1_jacfzgg wrote
Reply to comment by 45test in Who owns the most land in the US. by InterstellarDeathPur
I don't think you know what that means.
And you purport to not like drama, but you're making drama here in the comments.
EllieVader t1_jacfxvn wrote
Reply to comment by saltwaste in I present to you; the Northeastern Winter Backup Cam by AndiWhyte
I had a 2004 and they innovated on their innovation and ditched the tiny wipers in favor of a pair of high pressure jets for each lens. No tiny wipers to maintain and headlights that got washed when I sprayed the windshield!
45test t1_jacfv4k wrote
Reply to comment by Guygan in Who owns the most land in the US. by InterstellarDeathPur
So dramatic lol
Guygan t1_jacfteb wrote
Reply to comment by 45test in Who owns the most land in the US. by InterstellarDeathPur
Because I respect their wish to remain anonymous.
45test t1_jacfk9q wrote
Reply to comment by Guygan in Who owns the most land in the US. by InterstellarDeathPur
What’s the institution then?
Frosty_Stage_1464 t1_jacf4i3 wrote
Reply to comment by Existing_Bat1939 in SERE School in Rangeley by johnnyglass
I remember that. I also think there were people from the school actually helping in the search party. That was a tragic story.
Frosty_Stage_1464 t1_jacf1gn wrote
Reply to comment by l3ubba in SERE School in Rangeley by johnnyglass
Yes there is a lot of silly comments here. Probably attributed to too much television and a lack of real world exposure. It’s not top secret, there’s schools all over the country. I think before Cutler downsized it’s staff they used to offer training out there for the low frequency radio wave program. I also think in the episode of Bear Grylls doing survival in the Maine woods he made a reference to SERE school. But I suppose we can give folks in Rangeley something to be chatting about
Guygan t1_jacebnr wrote
Reply to comment by 45test in Who owns the most land in the US. by InterstellarDeathPur
I did say it.
45test t1_jace7ep wrote
Reply to comment by Guygan in Who owns the most land in the US. by InterstellarDeathPur
Just say it then, no need to be so dramatic
Guygan t1_jacdbro wrote
Reply to comment by 45test in Who owns the most land in the US. by InterstellarDeathPur
Well, it's actually excellent authority. An insider at the institution in question.
hugochurch t1_jacda74 wrote
Reply to comment by BKofCountedSorrows in I present to you; the Northeastern Winter Backup Cam by AndiWhyte
Tried this with my two year old and ended up hitting a stop sign in a Walmart parking lot in Auburn.
bigtencopy t1_jacd719 wrote
Reply to Traveling from Nova Scotia to see Lamb of God in September, curious how the "pit" work at the Maine Savings Amphitheatre, it looks VERY narrow! Thanks :) by TheHimmelMan
It will be small and lame, this will be my first metal show not in the pit. Fuck, front row seated tickets where $150 each
Hefty_Musician2402 t1_jaccdtj wrote
Reply to comment by raynedanser in I present to you; the Northeastern Winter Backup Cam by AndiWhyte
Thanks, me too!
bent_peepee t1_jacc5tf wrote
Reply to comment by Odd_Ad_2863 in Maine's newspapers doing the right thing by dj_1973
woosh
hike_me t1_jacbxoa wrote
Every few years some dumbass goes out and adds their own blazes to some trails in Acadia. Last time I remember it happening they at least tried to somewhat match the blue used by Acadia. I don’t get it though, do they think they’re helping or something? It’s not like it’s random graffiti tags. In this picture you can see one of the Bates Cairns (which they also defaced with red paint) so it’s not like the trail is poorly marked.
Adventurous_Gap_2092 t1_jacbnqa wrote
Reply to comment by david_lo-pan in Who owns the most land in the US. by InterstellarDeathPur
Do they replenish those they cut down ethically?
raynedanser t1_jacbe57 wrote
Reply to comment by Hefty_Musician2402 in I present to you; the Northeastern Winter Backup Cam by AndiWhyte
I'm glad the damage wasn't worse!
XonikzD t1_jaciz45 wrote
Reply to comment by david_lo-pan in Heat Pump not as advertised by Suspicious_Bus_4058
Keep in mind, this dude was doing $300 a month in electricity before the install and running a boiler with whatever fuel source that used per month.
I did the same cycle with oil as our primary heat for the first year here and switched over to a heat pump. We had a $200 a month electric bill in the winter with oil heat and a $400 a month bill using all electric heat pumps for the entire house the next year at the same time with similar weather. The cost of oil, assuming it hadn't gone up at all over that time, would have been double that electricity cost.
Wood stoves are cheapest, but require work. Pellets are easier, but still work.
A single pellet stove will burn a 40 lb bag of pellets in a day and use electricity to run the blower. That average's out and about $8 for one pellet stove to operate a day. You'd have to run fans or something throughout a large house to get the heat from a central location to your separate rooms. If you're using ducted fans then that's an extra electricity cost on top of the pellet heater. Assuming my heat pump runs constantly on a 0° day, it uses 48 KW a day. At CMP rates with their normal billing option, that is about 12 bucks a day. Thanks to CMP's new cost per kilowatt it is not the cheapest solution for house heat in Maine, but it will heat your entire 1600 square foot house.