HyruleJedi

HyruleJedi t1_jdkqmee wrote

Again you’re not coming from out of state

Or out of region for that matter

You have to start understanding, that relocating to New England, even as someone that grew up in private school country club CT (i went to pomfret, then Phillips) is VERY DIFFERENT than packing up and relocating there

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HyruleJedi t1_jb52fbe wrote

I can’t legally own a tiger in PA, and need a permit to own any non human primate, and I think they are not an invasive species threat

But on the same token I can own 30ft constrictors and an alligator.

Personally I think its because the former are cute, and protected species because people care.

Point is, there is no reason to have predators in cages in your home regardless the species

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HyruleJedi t1_jb4yhyf wrote

I guess my take on this, why make these available for adoption at all. There is nothing ‘safe’ about it, and even with ‘good care’ its not a domestic animal and you are putting it in a cage

I find it interesting that we have a ‘shouldn’t be in captivity’ category, and yet giant predatory reptiles somehow are not in it

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HyruleJedi t1_j33ki87 wrote

It certainly made using a European approved carry on (5-7 days, 8 if you REALLY push re wearing pants/shirts) and not having to worry about checking bags really nice.

Especially when you could pack like ~4 days worth of stuff, do laundry 1-2x and then be able to have 30% of your bag for things you bought.

But alas, I am done with AirBnb, my last two experiences the place certainly was not cleaned by a 250$ cleaning fee type of service (lucky if it was cleaned at all) and the beds were one step up from cots at a sleep away camp. I think it came out to 190 a night, and for that I can find a hotel.

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HyruleJedi t1_j2qas57 wrote

Funny you say this. But I counted like 10+ septa/billboards for personal injury attorney and this guys name is sticking better than the guy name Justin Bieber attorney at law

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HyruleJedi t1_j1wv99x wrote

Reply to comment by pkvh in weird situation by SmokeAdministrative7

It is 100% not illegal to change locks after a lease has expired and appropriate documentation(by state) has informed them of their expired lease.

You are wrong. The last two places I moved out of had painters and new locks installed as I was moving out

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