They did, sorta, with digital still cameras. I remember shooting 30-second videos on my digital camera because that was the longest it could shoot for.

No kidding. And inflection is so obvious in ASCII text, too.

Monkey see, monkey do.

Theoretically.

Good thing you cleaned your car off.... oh.

One of the many unenforced motor vehicles laws in MA. It's also illegal to drive with a cellphone in your hand.

The ice on his hood. I believe the question was ironic.

That's a pretty wide net you're casting. Can you be a bit more specific? Take-out or dining-in? Feeding just you or a whole family? Full dinners or pizza?

You should send this post to the article's author. Better yet, get a job with the Glob.

Some towns (Framingham, for example) handle textile recycling through their DPW. Check towns in your area.

Right, so we'd prefer you stay in hotels and eat in restaurants.

Yeah, state park camping fees are a HUGE revenue source.

/s

>We partially pay for the state parks through our tax dollars. out of state residents do not.
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>Do you know how hard it is to get a site at the good state campgrounds?

Quoted for truth.

So do housing prices.

Thoughts? Much ado about very little.

1. The article is reporting exits during 2021 NOT net changes in population.
2. The change from '21-'22 for MA is a drop of 0.11%. That's one-tenth of one percent.

It would be interesting to compare year over year changes for other periods... but that might undermine the Globe article.

The article is a human interest piece not a news story.

Fair enough.

https://www.mass.gov/guides/motor-vehicle-excise#-calculating-the-excise-

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>Vehicle value
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>Your vehicle's value for excise purposes isn't the actual purchase price or "book value" of the vehicle. Instead, it's a percentage of the manufacturer's list price in the year of manufacture.
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>The manufacturer’s list price for any vehicle is the price the manufacturer recommends as the selling price of that vehicle (for vehicles of the same make, type, model, and year of manufacture) when new.
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>Excise tax on motor vehicles; assessment and levy; exemptions; abatement for theft of

You're right, that was what I was thinking of.

Hmm, I googled that and didn't get any hits. Can you point me to your source of info?

I thought that was Chicago-style pizza.

Pizza make by a store owned by Greeks.

What gave you the idea S corps are for big businesses? They're a simplified form of corporation for self-employed or small businesses.

https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-self-employed/s-corporations

- formerly owned an S corp.

The answer depends on how good a lawyer you can afford.

I'm not sure you can get a mortgage on a property with major structural damage unless you can prove you have the cash to repair it. Put yourself in the bank's position... would you loan money on a house that's likely to collapse?

Traffic lights.