Iirc, homeboy doesn't have any permits, so bulldoze his building already. Nobody cares about your ammosexuality, but you have to be respectful of your neighbors.

No, it's the tallest because the air is the thinnest at the top.

The Mass and Vermont Governors usually can't actually stop the legislature. Knowing this, they must pick and choose their battles on things the left hasn't solidified on yet or stick to small critiques that can be easily rolled into a bill. This usually makes them very popular as a perceived moderating force. But, their power is limited because they can not be seen as anti democrat as most of their votes are coming from across the aisle.

Close by is the ADK, and all of the rivers are amazing! So incredibly beautiful. The Missisquoi National Wildlife refuge is pretty nice in Goose Bay near Canada.

Gotcha. Yeah, Snow has a pretty cool one, I think. I've heard really great stuff about Pico and Magic, too. I usually ski in the north, though.... good luck. I've biked over Mount Snow and remember it being pretty accessible from anywhere on Route 9 or 100.

You don't need to be that close, 45 mins is about what i would if I had to. Mt Snow is Vail right? Could you look at other Vail mountains. You could stay somewhere between Burlington and Stowe and then brave the access road. Good luck.

The best skiing is in Vermont and Maine with a few NH mountains. While generally smaller in terms of total terrain, there are a few gems for expert skiers that are as good as the lines out west, and certainly more technical (you guys dont have frozen water falls right?) Not so much in Mass proper.

I'm at Pat's right now!

Contrary to these hard asses, yeah, do the Tour it's a hard medium but fun a touristy. Also, drive over route 108 and hit the alchemist if you fancy a historic beer, or the von trap house if you like the color of music.

I think you can take route 2 through the white mountains as well which are also sweet

For sure. Good luck, and remember that most of the staff at the airport want to make it work too.

Theoretically, if you go to the dmv asap, and get one issued it will be in the system. Then, you can use the procedure for a lost or stolen ID. Also you should call the airport and ask about their procedures if possible.

Yes, Alewife is 9 bucks for a weekday and 2 for a weekend. I live like 10 miles away and still park there all the time to get into Boston. You can even park multiple days if you need to.

You have a magistrate date. This is like a preliminary hearing, so you can plead down the charge to like half off. If it's economical for you to go to the court house, then go. It usually works if you are dressed well and apologetic. If you live more than a 2 hour drive away, it might not be worth it to fight in time or money.

I got mine before a 200 mile bike ride, but there must be a better way...... http://100-200.org/

Right, just a big old brown bag a wires to get out of a biology test that, ultimately, Kevin failed anyway. (At least have the decency to leave a mystery package in the hallway after lunch so we can go home.)

Yeah, but everyone knew those weren't credible. No delinquent is going to apply themselves enough to make a bomb.

Pick up a firearm on a bad day, and tragically cut short the lives of fellow schoolchildren that's just too damn easy....

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Howdy neighbor. How's the drive way? Need a quick blow? Mines already running.

Rutland's pretty easy to get to. You should be fine.

When your origin story is leaving Switchback to be more experimental, you are already on the right foot.

Sure, you could also orbit a Jupiter.

The Lagrange point sets the mass of the third body to zero before solving the differential equation.

Or it could be living off that heat!

Well, it would just be called 289 following interstate naming conventions, which you presumably know. What with showing off 489.

289 was supposed to be your proposed 489, but it was never finished.