There's no such thing as clean energy. It all has environmental drawbacks, from dammed valleys to eagles whose wings get chopped off. The materials used to store electricity to avoid burning fossil fuels are themselves terrible to extract from the environment, but like much else, it shifts the problem elsewhere and it's out of sight, out of mind.

Idk where you live, but in the city, that's like a 30k reduction to the school property tax assessment which is worth around 300 bucks.

All of them.

If it's just a mowers worth dump it into a car, it will be fine. I wouldn't run a whole tank like that, but 1 gallon out of 20 won't matter. Modern engines recirc oil into the combustion chamber to maintain crankcase pressure anyway..next year, throw some stabil into it.

Put a gallon into an almost full tank until it's all used up.

It kicks in when we aren't shipping liquified gas to Europe to keep their heating bills down when they don't want to buy from Russia.

Eat all the spaghetti O's, shitnintounthis contraption and use that for the compost. It would work better.

Probably because the one on kleber started at 365 and had no yard but a pool, which is a huge liability. The people lived there for like 40 years I bet it needs electrical, plumbing, sewage, or some combination replaced and that's gonna be tens of thousands of dollars on top of paying almost 400k and being on yet another street that is an approach to the McKees rocks bridge.

Lol fuck all that pedestrian shit. Never going to happen.

Houses are still priced like mortgages are still 3%. If the flipper used cash and not a loan they can probably afford to sit on the house because it has a low property tax valuation until they sell it. To them that better than taking 30% off the ask.

The beagles will eventually die, but you'll never get rid of the McKees rocks bridge. Location, location, location!

Even that nice one is on a corner. Unless they get a new fence half the neighborhood will either cut across their lawn or let their dogs shit and piss all over it.

There are houses at bluff and tenth?

Oh man, church brew works sucks so hard these days. Such a great idea and space, so run down and poorly executed

I think that poster is referring to the other church, behind the bank, and using the money for the brick one on liberty. It's not really architecturally significant not even visually appealing, plus the school is gone. Obviously, they'd remove the important religious stuff.

Hopefully some shit comedian doesn't purchase it and paint a mural on it.

Try learning how to park.

Don't care, as long as he does the professional part of the job quickly, accurately, and at a fair prices idgaf what he does on the weekend. Op didn't ask where to hang out for a good convo, just for tags etc.

Jeffs notary on Penn Ave. Gruff, but helpful. He only takes cash.

For the love of God don't waste your time with this shit hole. The people there are so unhelpful and disinterested, and it has to be the slowest place I've ever waited for service.

Housing is inexpensive. Unless youre poor, which means it's expensive everywhere for you and thus not a Pittsburgh problem.

Proof that money is fungible - we buy you food, And you can afford a smart phone to argue with people on reddit.

Nope! Good reminder to not let cats roam outdoors freely.

Not all locals talk with the accent, especially if they didn't grow up in a blue collar neighborhood with millworkers as family members. The accent is pretty rare in higher income families.

I don't think that's a Pittsburgh thing... Better cure it with fire

Lol, no boomer here. Just an adult that can take care of their own shit without begging on the internet for freebies