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siebzy t1_j3grd1i wrote
Reply to Prehistoric fish in the Kennebec River by DrMcMeow
STURGEON PUNCH!
siebzy t1_j3btfps wrote
Reply to comment by edsheeranismyking in How much would you say a University of Maine degree is valued? by edsheeranismyking
FWIW all business degrees read to me as "I'm a boring and intellectually dull person who doesn't want to work very hard but also get rich", but you do you.
siebzy t1_j2cahl0 wrote
Reply to comment by MathematicianGlum880 in Feel safe by Kazbob48
More like - most other places in this country arent terrifying hellscapes crawling with violent criminals either.
siebzy t1_j2bs15w wrote
Reply to comment by wetsockssuckass in ID Requested: Bar Harbor / Acadia NP Coastline Building (Summer 1957) by ddessert
Exactly.
siebzy t1_j2bmpom wrote
Just FYI that footage was almost certainly taken on a freshwater lake, and one larger than anything in Acadia NP or on MDI.
siebzy t1_j2aknjv wrote
Reply to comment by Derstilweedndat in Good insights into our public referendum process. The all or nothing approach on either side of an issue has it’s consequences. In recent years I have moved to voting no on any issue regardless of the source. by Maineguy58
"my side loses referendums, while evil lefty gremlins like Ethan Strimling win them, so all referendums are bad" is the entirety of the argument.
siebzy t1_j28rqlu wrote
Reply to comment by sspif in Good insights into our public referendum process. The all or nothing approach on either side of an issue has it’s consequences. In recent years I have moved to voting no on any issue regardless of the source. by Maineguy58
The author is a former LePage stooge, and in fairness to the BDN, it is labeled an opinion piece.
That said, they often publish and promote low-effort conservative drivel like this - they're trying to turn their entire brand into whitewashing the raving lunatics of the Maine GOP.
siebzy t1_j28qdm2 wrote
Reply to Good insights into our public referendum process. The all or nothing approach on either side of an issue has it’s consequences. In recent years I have moved to voting no on any issue regardless of the source. by Maineguy58
Lol this author is just a LePage stooge. There's almost a 100% chance Avangrid is paying him, which of course is not disclosed
siebzy t1_j28m85z wrote
Reply to Good insights into our public referendum process. The all or nothing approach on either side of an issue has it’s consequences. In recent years I have moved to voting no on any issue regardless of the source. by Maineguy58
That's a dumbass way to think about things.
siebzy t1_j25hm48 wrote
Reply to comment by Serious-Barracuda-13 in What's up with the downright gorgeous sunrises the last couple days? by bubbastars
Thank you for posting an article that confirmed my stupid wild-ass guess.
siebzy t1_j23nk23 wrote
My theory - it's a combination of the angle the sun rises at this time of year, and the cold dry air.
siebzy t1_j1nb662 wrote
Reply to comment by MrLonely_ in Internet with no power? by TheScout277
There's definitely not at my house - it's a coax wire straight from the pole through my wall to my router.
siebzy t1_j1jj13s wrote
Reply to Internet with no power? by TheScout277
If the high speed internet line isn't damaged, your generator will power the modem and router.
While they sometimes share lines, they don't always share routing.
siebzy t1_j11ba39 wrote
You got scammed lololol and I don't feel bad for you at all
siebzy t1_j10u6ku wrote
Reply to comment by Laeek in Some classy parking last night at OTTO in Auburn. No visible handicap tags whatsoever. Scum by coastalgirl207
That's $100 better spent at the bar
siebzy t1_j0z9fau wrote
Reply to comment by SR70 in Some classy parking last night at OTTO in Auburn. No visible handicap tags whatsoever. Scum by coastalgirl207
With some work, yeah probably. Am I going to? No, not worth my time.
siebzy t1_j0yp3xq wrote
Reply to Some classy parking last night at OTTO in Auburn. No visible handicap tags whatsoever. Scum by coastalgirl207
I'm 100% ok with posting plates in cases like this. Name n shame all the way.
siebzy t1_j0wo58j wrote
Reply to Kayak vs Paddle board recommendations by GreenStoneRidge
Kayaks are much more versatile than SUPs, especially for fishing and any kind of wind or current. Smaller learning curve too.
I'd recommend looking for a boat about 12' long. Will still be small/light enough to car top or truck bed carry, but more stable and versatile than the really cheap 10' models, especially for a full grown American adult male.
Avoid the cheap inflatable kayaks. Unlike the SUPs, they are not good.
If storage or car space is a primary concern, go SUP, and go inflatable, but buy a pump that will run off your cars 12V or a battery. Hand pumps destroy any convenience factor lol.
siebzy t1_j02agev wrote
Reply to comment by iglidante in Postcard from Maine, circa 1985 by Nixx_Mazda
My parents live up that way and one of my mom's hobbies is fantasizing about buying a farm, so I've spent quite a bit of time driving all over those back roads looking at property for sale with her.
siebzy t1_j022p3h wrote
Reply to comment by iglidante in Postcard from Maine, circa 1985 by Nixx_Mazda
Yes, I do in fact.
siebzy t1_j01u7ls wrote
Reply to comment by iglidante in Postcard from Maine, circa 1985 by Nixx_Mazda
Um, a map?
siebzy t1_j01ekgc wrote
Reply to Postcard from Maine, circa 1985 by Nixx_Mazda
Has anyone else noticed that the mileage and directions make absolutely no sense?
siebzy t1_j3jtusi wrote
Reply to Stories on the movie about the Zumba lady. by IamSauerKraut
Sometimes, people on this site tell on themselves in truly hilarious fashion.