And neither would state built apartment buildings.

If you need an example of why this wouldn't work, see the hotel housing.

> and at this point it's well documented that these guests are not being treated well at these places.

Free maid service is poor treatment?

I propose that we clear-cut the national forest and install solar panels.

> everyone votes at the same time.

Threat to democracy!

I'd love to hear the story of someone that actually had slow internet.

These people had cable internet for crying out loud.

My local mall has the DMV in it... one day a week.

But that's my point. There's a market for people spending $10,000 for shit that they don't care about, why wouldn't you build more?

Vermont is just filling up every field with solar panels.

Maybe we could fill the field with storage sheds and then put solar panels on top. At least add some utility to those ugly fields of panels.

So $10,000, plus what it cost to haul it all to the dump.

See why people build storage sheds?

So you're paying how much a month to store worthless shit?

Storage units must be the easiest way to make money.

It's amazing how much money people pay to store shit they want so much that they can't even make room for it.

A quarter of which is from burning wood. And hydroelectic power from... Canada.

More than half of our power isn't even generated in state.

But we can fill every field in Vermont with solar panels instead!

Probably not going to drive to Burlington, Montpelier, or St. Johnsbury to charge on a trip from New Jersey to Mt. Okemo, now are we?

That's what happens when you give some lonely old retired lady the power of being a metermaid.

Jack Wilson

The man, the myth, the legend.

Cleary both the officer and woman thought that no shots would be fired because we all know that the police don't shoot white people.

Not the other car, your car.

Why would a picture taken from the passenger seat have a protective closer to the yellow line than the white line?

Me driving into Newport, NH as a Vermonter. Crest the hill at 52 and see a cop, and think oh shit, wasn't there a 35mph sign back there?

Why does NH love 35mph speed limits on roads in the middle of nowhere with full breakdown lanes?

When all potential danger is for the cars behind the offender.

Who? Them or the person following the "dangerous situation" while taking pictures?

He posts enough personally identifying information on Reddit that a Warden might have a fun time putting all the pieces together.

The town he lives in, his job, his age, his previous jobs, previous places he has lived, how many kids he has, the country his wife is from, how long they have been married, his fantasy football team name, and even how tall he is. lol

After that all the Warden has to do is knock on the door and ask him to take him to the kill site for his deer.

And since is actually in New Hampshire they can make an entire spectacle of it for TV!

I'd be willing to bet that the wardens will gladly pursue a case of somebody plainly admitting that their friend is shooting deer and using his tags.

We're talking about fines, restitution, license suspension, possible weapon confiscation. And this goes for both parties.

Let's say you go fishing and the daily limit is six trout. A game warden shows up and you have ten trout on the stringer.

Would "Sorry officer, those extra four are for my neighbor, but don't worry, he has a fishing license!" or "Sorry officer, those extra four count towards tomorrow's bag limit" get you very far?