Ambitious_Ask_1569

Ambitious_Ask_1569 t1_j08ggas wrote

Double the speed limit is reckless operation at its best. Get a lawyer. Its a shit ton of points. Just short of a DUI.

His insurance will probably double if not triple.

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Ambitious_Ask_1569 t1_izkrtmx wrote

To go where? Boston? Boston to MTL via Burlington hasn't ever made money. Who is going to take it and to where to make any financial sense? Lot of people going to Boston, NY and DC live in banger.

No way we are going to lay new tracks. Id love to see high speed passenger rail but its a pipe dream it will ever come to a city losing businesses and populations. Better to take and run Mass to Acadia.

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Ambitious_Ask_1569 t1_iysrbem wrote

Reminds me of the propaganda that was spread for the Lowell wind project. Hows that working out for the locals that don't own Teslas?

Drive by it all the time on the way to Barton and never see them spinning. It was a shame to loose the whole mountain top. It was a good hike and a beautiful spot.

This is a bunch of childish college BS. We have to have a debate- with clear heads and no bullshit money influence. Give them a few years paying Vermont taxes with Vermont jobs.

Honestly....clear cutting in Vermont.....fuck are they smoking? Oooh Yeah, lots of clear cutting happening in the Green Mountain State.

Act 40 killed logging in Vermont 25 years ago. Along with all the logging and sawmill jobs to boot.

You cant shit in the Vermont woods without a permit.

College kids with patents that are willing to pay 50k +for a 3rd tear education need to realize what they hear in the classroom is not the majority of what VT is....or was.

So cutting trees....bad. That's worth 40k for 4 years. Sounds about like a transplant entitled burlingtonian kid to me.

It doesn't address the real environmental issues of pollution runoff and Burlington's combined sewer system. Phosphate runoff into the lake from farms. Pesticide use and run off. Zebra mussels and lamprey destroying the lakes ecosystem. The loss of farms.

I remember the lake and rivers as a long time Vermonter and its scary how fast things have gone to shit. Logging isn't Vermonts issue. Its a dog whistle. Serious....flooding??. Asshole writer doesn't live in Vt.

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Ambitious_Ask_1569 t1_iysd4mh wrote

I remember standing in line and Nectar was rocking the window. Anyway, this hot girl a few people in front of me got her order and being...not so hot...proceeded to put them in her purse. She wanted to 'save them for back at the dorm.'

They probably weren't as good as they were hot the night before. Must have done a number on her Razr.

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Ambitious_Ask_1569 t1_iyq95df wrote

Ooh....not at all. I wish you were old enough to have known Burlington back in the day where nobody locked their house doors or cars and could streak through city hall park.amd hit Nectar up for a Phish set and some gravy fries... Or maybe see the dead in hardwick. You kids dont have a clue how burlington has fallen..

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Ambitious_Ask_1569 t1_iww8pic wrote

Its either acidic or base. My grandmother was french Canadian in Northern Maine and they would save their wood ashes and leech water through them and combine the liquid with tallow to make soap.

All I know is having helped her it is caustic.Burned the shit out of my hands. Fine in small quantities but if you live in New England and run 2 stoves all winter you really don't want all that ash in your garden. Better to use as ice melt.

But Im no expert-I bet in some cases it would work great. I used ashes in my raised beds and nothing would grow. Not even weeds, but I didn't write my ms thesis on the affect of wood ash in gardens. Was your minor interpretive dance?

Researched: you are right. 5-10 pounds is good for soil amendment. The hell with you do with the 4-5 hundred pounds that burning a few cords produce unless you have a farm. Anything over 5-10 lbs in a 100 square feet is not good and will kill what you are putting it on. I've got 2 Defiant stoves and burn 5-8 cords a winter living in Jeff's. That's a bit of ash.

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Ambitious_Ask_1569 t1_iwio6tj wrote

Honestly, my wife's mother is a photographer and has never developed film. Sacrilege in my book. She is has talent and 15k in lenses but I out shoot her with my 30 year old pawn shop zeiss lenses and a decent black and white 400 speed. Drives her nuts but with film, a decent lense and controll developing you cant be beat. The grain and light captured is amazing.

By the way I love how you used time effect in your picture. I know the spot and your shot is beautiful.

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Ambitious_Ask_1569 t1_iwie8da wrote

Love film. SLRs... in my opinion still cant match the fun and effect of film. So what if you have 300 exposures of a photo and can modify all of them. I've got 36 exposures and I wont know how they look until I develop them. Its the difference between talent and I've got a 3000 dollar camera with 10k in lenses but still don't know what a f stop is. Did I mention my drone?

Im old school and I still love film.

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Ambitious_Ask_1569 t1_iu2j1wy wrote

And sold it before covid. Don't want to deal with their plastic waste. They saw it coming and happening in Europe. Im no environmentalist but its a great idea to have these companies deal with their own waste. I worked at Hood making 3 million bottles a year in Northern new england and had to quit because I was disgusted. Meanwhile Nestle is making 55 million bottles a year in the tri-state. Nestle is an AWFUL company.

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