1. Your mom sounds badass if this is her request.

2. Good Ground, Great Beyond is the nonprofit that tried to legalize these. I'd check with them.

So they have a final "fuck you" ready to pull on the final episode or just dont care about India's thoights anymore. Good to hear.

Now careful there, it can't be in this one piece of property that is virtually landlocked and far from public view because then it is destroying the natural environment and they walked through there once in their imagination, so it shouldn't be disturbed.

Im sure they will also want to see some affordable housing projects built in their community and will not think that any new developlent will ruin the charm they fell in love with.

I got the Covid last June. I will tell you what I told everyone else that got it:

Take quick hot showers when you feel really bad.

So the British could never find Jonathan Eddy's secret treasure.

Legend has it, that the one who finds the treasure would hold the power to overpower the Atlantic Canadian Provinces. A power that was rumored to have played a role in the Aroostok War of 1839, which was really a ploy by the French-Canadian immigrants to take revenge against English Crown. However, after witnessing this power, the founder of the treasure buried it where it still remains hidden to this day.

Some believe the former Governor Percival Baxter was once told of the location by overhearing a discussion between his father (Mayor James Baxter of Portland) and none other than Joshua Chamberlain himself, who believed the treasure caused the Gubernatorial Dispute of 1880 that would have resulted in a takeover of the Maine State House that would push for another war with Canada. Chamberlain confided into Mayor Baxter his reasoning to hide the treasure to avoid more atrocious war and destruction, and how he prays no one would dig in the area he placed it. Percival, a young man who idolized Chamberlain, made it his life's work to ensure the treasure was never found, thus Baxter State Park. Or so the story goes.

Yes.

Oh yeah. This is actually a scam going on.

I'm detective Frad Ulent of the FBI. Send the check to my address: 123 Legit Street, Portland, ME so I can review it for clues to see where it came from.

There is a NIMBY issue. No one wants "affordable housing" in their neighborhood because their worried its going to disrupt their neighborhood. Lord forbid the neighborhood of 15 people doubles because someone wants to build apartments on sewer and water.

And the Waldoboro Democrat is being indicted and told to step down by the Democrat majority house within hours of the indictment being announced.

Im still waiting for you to show me a BDN front page story of the Sanford guy being caught like you said would have happened, or any other case of his case being overblown.

You mean like the guy in Sanford who nobody ever heard about that committed the same violation this past year and is being indicted?

Where is the BDN front page story about that?

In your opinion, when did Colm say anything that was interesting not associated with the plot that you would want to have a long conversation about? That was the whole point that Colm will talk about things that don't matter. When Colm was drunk and talking about nice vs memorable, that was the time he said something that made people think and create an interesting discussion.

The cop at least might be talking about his job or raising his son (though we know how that ended).

Edit: I mixed the two up.

I was told to let my car heat up a bit before heading out.

And CMP/the State wont do shit about it.

When i tried to get solar, I was told CMP needs to upgrade their substation. Fine. Call CMP. They wont upgrade the substation unless I help pay the cost.

When that solar bill passed in 2018, commercial solar companies from New York and Massachusetts took as much land as they could, rushed as many permits as they could, and they took up the majority of the capacity.

It's great that we reduced our carbon footprint. But considering all the farmland that has been lost for 15% savings, compared to residents who will get 70-90% savings by hooking up to their roofs, we got a raw deal. I wish the State would do some legislation that caps the amount of commercial solar farms on a single transmission line before the substations inevitably get upgraded. But I doubt it.

r/holdup

Wish I could claim credit for it.

However, it is a movie quote from Canadian Bacon. A delightful 90s film where America accidentally goes to nuclear war with Canada so an unpopular president can try to gain popularity from factory workers who used to make military weapons in a post Cold War.

Surrender pronto,

Or we'll level Toronto!

Despite the number of drivers who try

Wasnt the Brunswick land purchase because the development could harm aquaculture sites nearby?

Not even Massachusetts.

There is so much tension between Northern and Southern Maine.