Sounds like a convenient place to knock down some buildings and put up some low income housing.

On the other hand, I saw a statey parked on the side of the road this morning who didn't bother to clean off their own SUV.

Why is it always a Ram?

It's not so much the dusting of snow as it was the icy slush on the main road when I woke up. That and the continued possibility of freezing rain for the rest of the day, especially around my evening commute. Sometimes taking a pajama day is exactly what personal days are for. Sorry if that doesn't make me look tough on the internet.

Also, I just like to make these posts here so the community knows what they're dealing with.

That's what I looked like out here, north of the city. I took a personal day. Fuck that.

I already called out lol. I live way out of town, I'm not messing with slush and ice.

So $15,000 over 18 years? That's not terrible for a hobby. I've probably spent more on weed in a similar time period.

Well they got it right that basically no new buildings would go up.

Thanks! Too far for me though.

Where is this located?

It actually just barely beat the record set for that day about 100 years ago. It's the overall climate trends we should be looking at; winters have almost certainly become overall milder in my lifetime, with snaps of freak winter weather.

Send it in to get tested.

I'm doing okay financially, but housing costs have made it feel like I'm failing. I've been looking for a better rental or to take the next step and buy for some time. With the cost of rent now, though, there's no way I'm going to sink that much money into something I don't own. Despite the prices, I was fairly close to being able to buy a condo or a small house, but the interest rate hikes shot that right back out of reach. And options are extremely limited, so anything within my price range gets snapped up too fast for me to feel like I can properly research the property. It's a mess. My only real option if I lose my current place would be to move back in with my mom.

Got to love that Romance languages are listed separately from English and Latin.

Hey now, they were the WWWF for a while there!

Worcester Art Museum is free the first Sunday of the month.

https://www.worcesterart.org/visit/free-first-sundays/

Oh geez, just wait til you find out about western Mass!

I'm willing to bet that the assholes at the scrap yard paying out cash for piles of cats wouldn't give a shit if they're painted. They already know they're stolen. They don't care.

Plus, most the best jobs in the state are out east. A lot of the people moving here are either working remote or getting priced out of the Boston area. Why stay in Worcester when you can make twice as much an hour away?

Yellow light? Just get right on the ass of the car in front of you.

Edit: Also don't forget the race lanes! You see, if there's a lane split at an intersection, and everyone is waiting in one lane, it's because they know you're super important and need to use the race lane to cut them all off.

My work dropped them last year because they're so awful. They kept forgetting to empty our dumpster. We're located in the same damn plaza!

Real like the evidence for election fraud that Republicans have never been able to show in court?

Kind of like when right wing news outlets go around spreading claims of fraud and corruption with no evidence?

I always went to the one in Southbridge. They've always been great. Except for that one time the state tried moving it to the Charlton depot on the Pike for no reason.

Oh yeah. You could hear trees absolutely exploding everywhere. It was crazy! We had the National Guard out here helping with the aftermath. I lived right down the street from the water tower in my town, so we got our power back on in a few days, but my mom's house is a mile away and without electricity for a couple weeks. We had a run of wild weather and some insane storms for a few years after that, but that's the only one I remember as being totally catastrophic. Even Snowtober wasn't as bad.