And don't buy $450 of cleaning supplies from Home Depot and pay with your credit card, or leave the bloody knife in your basement.

As other said, the left most lane is not the fast lane. It's for passing. Of course, if you're passing the rest of traffic, you'll be in the left lane most of the time. However, keep an eye on your rear view mirror and move right if there's someone close behind and/or flashing their high beams.

As a practical matter, the left lane in MA is 80mph+ and if you've only been driving for a year, you're not ready for that unless you've had something beyond the usual dogshit driver's ed.

It's uncomfortable because salt is an irritant, not because it "super cools".

jfc

You should tell Arthur Demoulas he doesn’t know what he’s doing

Call your insurance company before picking it up. They'll send you the form and insurance stamp that you take with you to the RMV to register the car. If you have plates from a previous car, you can put those on and have the form and that's legal for 7 days.

If you don't have plates at all, ask the insurance company.

You have a better chance at making a living actually racing cars than you do being a stunt driver, but good luck.

In NH, anything over 100mph is considered reckless driving by law. So false.

There's already a cap on licenses. This would have allowed more licenses before hitting the cap.

Market Basket is a local business.

I thought that was a stupid provision, but you threw the baby away with the bathwater.

What makes it so clear?

Apparently you've never been on a track. Deer pop out there too.

The main problem you'll have with a car like that is that the roads are dogshit.

You have the Masshole thing down.

107mph in a well maintained car and on a good road without traffic isn't unsafe.

It’s stupid because it’s not going to make much of a difference. Hardly any unused mattresses are thrown away.

So if I have a mattress contaminated with bodily fluids, like sweat, I can throw it out in the trash, but a clean mattress has to be recycled?

EDIT: from the FAQ "A: If a mattress cannot be recycled because it is contaminated as noted in the definition above; it is not subject to the waste ban and can be disposed as solid waste. This can mean that it can be sent to any solid waste disposal facility or handling facility."

This is fucking stupid.

In that case you should have rolled your window down and flipped him off.

First, amber lights like you'd see on a tow truck or plow truck have no legal weight whatsoever. If they aren't blue or red, you don't have to move.

On the other hand, where were you when he flashed his high beams? If you were in the left lane of a divided highway, move over regardless.

I'll infer that as a practical matter, very few people live near supermarkets that sell beer and wine because of the stupid fucking law. Being pedantic doesn't change the practical reality.

You certainly implied otherwise.

For most people in the state at a practical level, no, we really don't have alcohol available to purchase in food stores.

A given chain can only sell alcohol in up to 5 of their stores. It’s arbitrary and stupid.

Great color scheme on the Duc.

I rode out to the Stone Cow brewery in Barry (took a 4 pack to go) on Saturday and the foliage was pretty nice along the way.

Don't take legal advice from cops.