Bada Bing in Salem!

To be fair, "dumb" cruise control from my old early-aughts beater is more trouble than it's worth in most traffic in Massachusetts. The adaptive cruise control that controls your following distance is a complete revolution by comparison.

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Amherst, NoHo, and Easthampton are pretty sick too. Your budget is just fine in these locations, and there’s tons to do out there.

Actually English got rid of the singular 2nd person (thou). “You” was originally the plural.

We need to start a movement to bring back “thou.”

I don’t believe you one bit. You’re using a throw away account and not providing any supporting evidence. You are probably a troll who’s in the pocket of the “private school” people. Prove me wrong.

If you don’t mind being on the NH border, you might think about going one notch North to state & sales tax free New Hampshire.

So there’s a lot of twerking there?

It blows my mind that people don't use CC on the highway. Also how comfortable people are being like 4ft away from a big rig.

I’m up in maine and like 3 fridays ago it was -45f outside and the last two fridays were each in the 50s. It’s alarming

While I do not disagree with your statements, one work around would be to have the disruptive student come to school and be in their own room being taught. They would get the one on one, no distractions, working on their school work deficiencies, eat lunch at their desk, and being picked up by a parent if possible.

They would be removed from the other students who want to be there, yet it is not a free day off falling more behind. When they are caught up to the class they can rejoin them.

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I flipped someone off the other day on rt 1 after they were aggressively following way too close behind me and then pulled out in front of me. They proceeded to drive really slow in front of me and switch lanes every time I did. Then they moved over and waited for me to pass again so they could throw something at my car. All bc I was just trying to keep at least a cars length in front of me. Because you know, safety.

I hate people so much

My son and daughter in law moved there a year ago and they love it!

You sound like Wenham people to me. (Meant without malice.)

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If you are a certified Middle School Science teacher, you can easily find employment in RI. The Providence Public Schools have generous hiring bonuses right now for hard to staff positions including the sciences and they will honor whatever teacher step you are on. I got hired at top step with all the bonuses this year and I'm very happy in my position so far. Rhode Island is much more affordable as well, so you can live comfortably and enjoy the benefits of living in Southern New England.

I have lived here (BTW, Tewksbury) for 19 years and I love it. Route 38 is the main road and traffic can be pretty grim but other than that it's great. You have fairly easy access to three major highways; 93, 95 and 495 and multiple train stations if you prefer that.

Also while the route 38 traffic gets backed up it's not THAT bad and it's backed up because there are places to go. Lots of nice little restaurants including the best donuts in the state at Donna's, couple of hardware stores (Aubuchon is a nice small one and there's a Home Depot also) and a truly great library.

Lastly, it's a short jump up the highway to the tax free Rockingham Mall in Salem, NH. Highly recommended.

That implies "guys" needs to be replaced when it doesn't.

The real issue is that English got rid of the plural second-person. So you know what's really acceptable (and I'm hardly a prescriptivist)?

Just "you".

Well, it is almost New Hampshire.

My mother was diagnosed with Lyme last week. The ticks are already brutal

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It is one of the acceptable replacements for saying "guys". (don't shoot the messenger, I have no strong opinion either way)

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For real. I lived in New Orleans for a year not long ago and it seemed like I was way more likely to run into somebody that would tell me to fuck off both there and in Houston.