Huge outage report spikes nationwide with all the carriers just recently. T-Mobile seems the most affected with 60,000 reports since 10PM.

https://downdetector.com/

That's not what Bill told me..

https://i.imgur.com/QkjXqPO.jpg

;)

They should just resubmit the same legislation for legalizing recreational every single day they're in session until the Senate submits out of sheer annoyance.

"The state Senate remains in Republican hands, and GOP leaders there have indicated they won’t hesitate to block proposals they disagree with."

Pennsyltucky?

Seems strange that this has been going on all weekend and I'm just now hearing about it on Reddit. People are reporting that they can smell the chemicals from 20 to 30 miles away and one of the routes out of the town is shutdown for 10 miles into Darlington. And 16 miles away, Boardman officials are now advising residents to "shelter in place" because of the fumes.

Someone in New Castle posted a video they took of the mushroom cloud that was seen from nearly 20 miles away. What a mess..

https://twitter.com/NicoleCassano/status/1622721917839974400

If I thought bigfoot was real, I'd 100% believe this! ;D

Never understood why people think that making their lip/s unnaturally puffy somehow looks attractive. Sure, she had thin lips before (which looked fine imo), but maybe keep the botox injections to a modest level.

Got 8/12. Kinda know which ones are on the eastern side, just not exactly sure where I guess.

Maybe a little cruel and unusual, but they should each be forced to chug a jar of deer piss or serve 3 months in jail. Their choice.

Just curious, but would that also apply to hitting a dead deer carcass left in the middle of the road?

Several years back I ran over a brick that must've fallen off someone's truck and they wanted to write it up as a collision, since it wasn't a moving object. Thankfully it only trashed the tire which was cheaper than the deductible, but with our hilly and windy roads, some shit is just hard to spot until you're already on top of it.

This URL is the only thing I know of that shows whether a mail-in/absentee ballot was recorded. Doesn't seem to be pulling up my info from the last election any more, though. Maybe you could try calling your local county elections office and see if that's something they can find out for you or not?

https://www.pavoterservices.pa.gov/pages/ballottracking.aspx

I bought a new car out of state recently and it took almost 2 months to get my plates, registration and title. The title actually arrived first, since it was mailed directly to me (reg/plates are mailed to the dealership, then re-mailed to you).

Just keep an eye on the expiration date for your temporary reg/plates and if needed, the dealership should be able to get them extended (temps are usually good for 2 months). Best of luck!

I was recently told by a state inspection station that they can inspect and sticker your vehicle using your temporary out-of-state plate and the temporary registration that came with it (needing only your DL and proof of insurance in a addition, but not a title or PA registration).

I didn't forget, I've just never been to Delaware ;D

> The only complaint is that the roads are a little rough but I'm completely used to it.

It is a beautiful state, but every time I'm coming home from a road trip in any direction, that's always my first thought - "How in the hell are our roads this bad compared to everyone else's?"

Whether coming from NY, OH, NJ, MD or WV, I always have the same immediate impression, which usually detracts from appreciating the otherwise beautiful scenery.

And having less political signs/flags cluttering up the landscape than Buffalo isn't exactly a compliment, but thanks? ;)

Trump 2024 2028 2032

Pretty sure some of those signs are never coming down and the only solution is to put up some vintage Mondale '84 and Dole '96 signs.

Not sure what they used before, but in my younger days when I used to buy cars that were at least a decade old or older, I don't remember the rust ever being as bad as it is on cars now.

My last new car had a corrosion warranty and the manual specifically stated not to use any underbody coatings (never had it on my used cars), and within two years the heat shields all corroded out around their mounts and the license plate bracket rusted and snapped. After another year, an external pump corroded to the point it wouldn't hold pressure. Had the same pump replaced twice and those both rusted out after 3 years. Wheels corroded, sub-floor panels all rusted, lower door rusted.. all within a decade of daily driving and regular underbody car washes.

Cool, so now we can go back to covering up the goofy URL at the bottom of our plates?

They cover large portions of multiple states now. Think this map is an older one..

https://www.firstenergycorp.com/content/dam/corporate/images/fe-territories-2011-wht.gif

This. After spending an entire week without electricity or any heat in freezing cold weather a few years ago, we finally got a generator and now crank the heat up a bit right before a winter storm hits.

I'm not at all about "wasting energy", but I'm also not about letting my family and pets freeze while huddled over a boiling pot of water for our only source of heat (which is dangerous).

"Real" Republicans would've stood up for the constitution. Unfortunately the party now has a large amount of unhinged Q idiots and otherwise have very little in common with traditional conservatives.

Being an extremist anti-Democrat does not make you a Republican and these true RINOs should branch off and start their own fucking party.

Good info, thanks! And wasn't really questioning whether it was right or wrong of the reporter to include such information in their article, but rather that someone here shouldn't be banned (or warned) for repeating the exact same information if found in the linked article.

Not sure why someone got a warning for doxxing here, but they literally tell you the guy's full name and address in the article.

The Atlas Obscura link from the sidebar has a lot of neat places (some abandoned, some not)..

https://www.atlasobscura.com/things-to-do/pennsylvania/places