Recent comments in /f/vermont
ResponsibleExcuse727 t1_jc2hz75 wrote
Reply to comment by Tchukachinchina in Roads tearing up my car - compensation? by slippery_eagle
Hahaa yes the “pleasure”. Hard to take in the scenery dodging suspension ending pot holes. If you want a fun drive try camp brook road from Rochester over to bethel. Test driving my next vehicle there..
AdministrativeGas123 t1_jc2hmi9 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in What is it like for gay couples with kids in Vermont? by [deleted]
Vermont is liberal but also a big gun supporting state. There are a lot of gun owners here...
Tchukachinchina t1_jc2hj7d wrote
Reply to comment by ResponsibleExcuse727 in Roads tearing up my car - compensation? by slippery_eagle
I’ve always lived on the NH side of the VT/NH border, and quite often worked in VT. When I was younger I asked someone why I had to pay VT income tax if I was an NH resident and I was told “you pay for the pleasure of driving on VT roads.”
AdministrativeGas123 t1_jc2hgtb wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in What is it like for gay couples with kids in Vermont? by [deleted]
Hunting is everywhere unless the property is posted. You can look up the Vermont Fish and Wildlife regulations. There are different seasons you should be aware of. Rifle season is the main one. But its shorter than the rifle season in FL. In rural areas (most of VT) you might hear folks target practicing or sighting in guns in preparation for hunting. It's not a big deal.
AdministrativeGas123 t1_jc2gxdk wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in What is it like for gay couples with kids in Vermont? by [deleted]
The drugs/crime level in VT are super low compared to FL, even in the worst spots. It's all relative.
Figure out if you can be ok with being away from city things like grocery stores, takeout, movies, etc. I'm 45 min from the nearest stoplight and get my groceries once a month. I live in a pretty rural area (obviously). If you need those city trappings, you'll have to live in a larger town. Best of luck with the housing situation.
Btw, I grew up in VT but moved to FL in my early 20s. I escaped 16 years later and moved back home. Best decision ever.
eufouria t1_jc2gkej wrote
Reply to comment by razed_intheghetto in Small town corruption at its finest by Trajikbpm
What’s this about?
ResponsibleExcuse727 t1_jc2fj7u wrote
A couple years old but here is a good article to read. article on claiming damage from roads
Shitty roads is just another tax we pay to live in this state
Definitelynotcal1gul t1_jc2ejod wrote
Reply to comment by halfbakedblake in In Bellows Falls… by papalemingway
The internet made it way too easy. The internet gave us lots of great things, but connecting people to cults was NOT one of them.
Lundgren_pup t1_jc2da1a wrote
Probably not helpful, but I know there was a case like this in NH a few years ago and the the woman did get some kind of compensation for repairs accrued after having to commute over a badly damaged road for an entire summer. In her case, the only other detail I remember is that it was the only road to her house, so her option was to try carefully driving it in her sedan, or lose her job.
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huskers2468 t1_jc2bhrc wrote
Reply to Absence of Online Sports Betting in VT by Allemaengel
Remnants of an era of fear and over control of personal responsibility (e.g. drugs and sex education). Abstinence rarely works for the masses. There isn't really much of a push to have it legalized from what I've seen.
The fear that if we legalize gambling, then anyone could fall into the trap. "I've seen what Vegas has done to people." Yes, if you only have one area that is widely open for gaming, you will attract gamblers that become addicted. In my opinion, that is not enough of a reason to entirely restrict the general public.
Legalization allows for regulations, regulations designed to protect the well being of the public. Currently, if you want to gamble on sports, you have to go through some sort of illegal channel, which is a riskier endeavor with less safety nets.
It will pass eventually, there will be resistance.
Gheid t1_jc2ayy4 wrote
Reply to comment by zombienutz1 in Roads tearing up my car - compensation? by slippery_eagle
These forms mention state employees, so I don't think they're relevant here.
zombienutz1 t1_jc29ld3 wrote
Real-Pierre-Delecto2 t1_jc29f8a wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Vermonters join growing opposition to Atlanta’s ‘Cop City’ by n0noTAGAinnxw4Yn3wp7
Lies there is no such forest. Execution style? They were shooting at cops moron. Look at the map and take a step back and stop falling for propaganda. They even matched the bullet to he/she/xir's fucking handgun give it up.
https://www.oldgrowthforest.net/ga-original-forest-of-atlanta-dekalb-county
VTPeWPeW247 t1_jc28yid wrote
Lol, idk but the population of VT has a standing in a lawsuit if we are allowed to sue for damages due to poorly maintained roads.
RoundSquare246 t1_jc28h79 wrote
Reply to What resources to use to rehome a 7mo puppy? by BLBOD
Contact a breed rescue if you don’t have luck with the shelters, but a cute puppy is in high demand I’m sure!
PBJIsGood1 t1_jc21vjo wrote
Reply to comment by PBJIsGood1 in What is Vermont doing to show that it is a welcoming state to fleeing trans people? by [deleted]
rather than downvote, yall could just explain it? Weird reddit behavior.
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Howard_Scott_Warshaw t1_jc1x528 wrote
Reply to If protecting our democratic institutions, processes and values isn't Vermontish thing to do, I don't know what is. by RamaSchneider
But I've already put up a Ukrainian flag and a "We stand with Ukraine" yard sign. What more virtue signalling am I supposed to do?
Effinehright t1_jc1u08n wrote
Reply to If protecting our democratic institutions, processes and values isn't Vermontish thing to do, I don't know what is. by RamaSchneider
Boots on the ground major NATO offensive!
Trenchedgears t1_jc1r811 wrote
Reply to What is Vermont doing to show that it is a welcoming state to fleeing trans people? by [deleted]
What are YOU doing to show you will move to Vermont and become a productive member of society? If you want to be coddled and treated special a state all about being free to live your life on your own terms might not be your right choice. I'd try the west coast instead
knupaddler t1_jc1qi5d wrote
Reply to comment by papalemingway in In Bellows Falls… by papalemingway
i was bumming around new england in the 90s and found myself in need of a place to go. i had met members at some phish concerts where they were known for recruiting pretty heavily among the lost or disillusioned heads. "don't get on the bus" was good advice. they would offer people food and try to get them to leave with them. they handed out neat little magazines about the 3 eternal destinies of man and asking questions like why aren't i satisfied by drugs and rock music? they were kind of fascinating to me, and it was my only exposure at that age to any kind of communal living situation. at one point i called them up on the phone and spoke at length about how they lived and what they believed, and was warmly invited to come check it out for myself. so it was both opportunistic and anthropological, but i was much more of a seeker than a believer, and when the novelty wore off, i was ready for something different.
papalemingway OP t1_jc1pr6s wrote
Reply to comment by Santoka108 in In Bellows Falls… by papalemingway
Yes it was easy to find. There are 2 separate sets near each other and one was covered with snow but the other one was on more upright rock so it was clear :) Very easy to find, right next to the bridge.
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