Recent comments in /f/providence

baxter2417 OP t1_j72bizt wrote

Yes, sure please contact the police if that makes you feel for comfortable. They will contact me because the vehicle is registered to me. Just doing everything I can to try and recover my stolen vehicle

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degggendorf t1_j728ol8 wrote

> Then he did something once he pulled off with a shovel at the door where the zamboni came on and off the ice.

Just cleaning up the extra ice/water/slush that the truck leaves behind.

I do appreciate you looking out for the worker, but 25 minutes in 25 degrees with 25 mph winds is plenty safe. Even at negative two or whatever it's going to be, it's not that dangerous to be out if you have reasonable protection.

I go winter hiking in the Adirondacks, and our early morning starts are generally below 0 (lowest so far is -17), and it's really not too bad. Still shedding layers after walking for a bit.

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TournantDangereux t1_j726auk wrote

Ah, you’ve reached that stage where normal New England winters suddenly seem frightening and overwhelming.

Fear not OP, for generations a solution has been passed down to those so afflicted. It is time for you to make the great migration to Florida and join the others who only vaguely remember grey snow drifts, blustery winds and ice skating.

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Moltoconfusion OP t1_j72662v wrote

No.. I was heading home and waiting for the bus. My concern isn't specifically for the zamboni driver. It's because of the weirdness of the city keeping something open when it's clearly a health hazard for the public. Does it make so little money that it has to run the risk of public health to stay in operation? How is this safe?

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rustybullrake t1_j725uty wrote

I'm always wary of posts asking to be contacted for stolen vehicles or missing persons because there's no way to verify it.

No offense to OP but posts like this could be used to track down someone escaping an abusive situation.

If anyone spots this vehicle they should contact the police.

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