OmniMegaGiraffe

OmniMegaGiraffe t1_j987par wrote

Reply to What’s up with Bangor? by EmeraldMoose12

I mean, Downtown Bangor is currently in the process of gentrification. I'm happy that businesses are coming back, but instead of building affordable housing, they're focusing on deluxe apartments.

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OmniMegaGiraffe t1_j47ptqz wrote

Reply to comment by The_Tacomeister in They failed to recognize the fact that the hero called Joshua chamberlain who turned the tide of the civil war is from the great state of Maine. We haven’t though. by ADHDrulez

Old Town High is so weird. Left leaning teachers, but a very strong right wing student base...at least when I was there. Also surprisingly less diverse than Orono. The Indian Island kids mostly go to Orono

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OmniMegaGiraffe t1_itmzwwc wrote

Reply to comment by priceless37 in Found in Bangor near Hudson. Torn down of course, because if anyone can help with “sexual orientation confusion” it’s definitely not evangelists. by Soggy_Requirement617

I live across the swamp from Hudson and work in Bangor. It's a 30 minute drive. 20 if you take the interstate. I'm aware.

Now, do you want picky? Because I can get picky. People in this area mostly shop in either Orono or Old Town,depending on if they prefer IGA or Hannaford for their daily essentials. There may be a weekly trip to Wal-Mart in Bangor and I'll give you that

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OmniMegaGiraffe t1_itmsesq wrote

Reply to comment by priceless37 in Found in Bangor near Hudson. Torn down of course, because if anyone can help with “sexual orientation confusion” it’s definitely not evangelists. by Soggy_Requirement617

I don't see my comment as petty. I didn't mean for it to be. I'm genuinely sorry you took it that way. I was thinking that there probably wouldn't be a telephone pole in Bangor that could be reasonably worded as "Near Hudson" and was asking if I was wrong. Then you came in with the insults

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