we use a T-Mobile hotspot, and that was out until last night. The tower lost power as well lol.

I guess mine came on last night as well around the same time. We have a generator and have been using that, but met Ed never informed us it was back and they didn’t update their outage tracker lol. Our neighbor who doesn’t have one came over and was like “you know the power’s back?”

Probably not unless there was an issue with the product itself (like mold or something).

Just get a new license. It’ll automatically print with the M on it, and then you can just carry your license like normal.

I looked it up and the website was added to seemingly most plates in 2003, so it makes sense it would have it given the tag.

The only license plates I can find with that coat of arms are those court plates I linked. So it seems fairly likely this a newer version of those older court plates (or another similar specific political position). If you have any other evidence, I’m all ears.

Ah, missed that. Still very possible it changed between 99 and 17 though.

Yeah, I’m thinking maybe these are a newer version? That or they’re for some other specific position. The ones on that site I linked are from 99, so certainly possible. Does this one have the CC under that blur?

I think it’s a judges plate of some sort OP. I found this: https://www.papl8s.com/pa_plate_images_Political.htm

The ones at the top seem pretty similar, though they are a bit older. But that’s the only one I could find with those symbols on there.

I have never heard anyone in SEPA say dippy for sunny side up. I’m an hour outside of Philly, and dippy has always meant over easy/medium in my area too. Where are all the people in SEPA who say dippy for sunny side? Maybe wiki is wrong lmao.

It’s not. It’s PA Dutchie thing as well. It’s common all over the state.

Not reading lmao

Yup, I remember hearing “Harrisburg, Lancaster, and York” so many times on the radio as a kid. They just get lumped together and since the others are central, Lancaster might as well be too lol.

I know a guy similar to that. He kept getting DUIs and just kept driving. Eventually his license was suspended for like 20 years. At that point, he decided it would be better to just ride a motorcycle instead, that way he could go into fields and runaway from the cops. He managed that successfully and got his license back a few years ago. He’s a meth head now.

It’s vibration resonance, at least I assume. If you find something’s natural resonance and crank the frequency, you can break shit. It’s the same as breaking a glass with your voice, Janet Jackson bricking hard drives with a certain bass frequency, etc.

There’s a name for this sort of thing, i wanna say resonant frequency. It’s basically the same as breaking a class with your voice. If you hit the right frequency, the glass breaks. You can do the same with lots of computer stuff too. There’s even that story of that Janet Jackson song that would brick laptops because the bass hit just the right frequency that the hard drive (I think) breaks. Pretty cool stuff.

Edit: it’s actually called vibration resonance

I’m just talking about recreational. They’ve had multiple opportunities, even bills from within their own party, and they refuse.

The speaker of the house cried on the floor when the medical bill was passed, so they didn’t even have the whole party’s support then either. And they only passed that because the program is a blatant corporate cash grab. When they do inevitably decide to legalize rec, it’ll also be a corporate cash grab lol. It is inevitable though.

I agree, but remember that’s been the case for quite some time. The majority of people wanted it, the governor pushed, dems pushed it, and they still didn’t budge. I like to be optimistic, and I like to keep reality in mind as well.

They’ve already said no, multiple times. There is no implication for them to care about. Their base is not going to change their vote either way. Everyone already knows they’re against it.

I didn’t say they don’t. I just said they don’t care enough about it enough to change their vote, which is true. They’re still going to vote for the reps because of guns, culture war bullshit, immigration, SoCiALiSm, etc.

Yeah, that’s basically what I said. But it doesn’t really change much. They’ve pushed forward multiple weed bills that republicans killed. Sure, they never passed out of the house, but the message is the same—“republicans killed this weed bill.”

I’m glad they took the house. It’s fantastic. I’m just being realistic in that nothing will happen weed wise until the GOP changes their mind. Just the way it is at the moment. Their base doesn’t care about weed enough to change their vote over it no either way, so they can ignore it all they want if they choose to.

Personally, I think it’s only a matter of time until they cave for the money. But the decision is ultimately up to them at this point, or the voters if we vote them all out.

That is very helpful, but it still can’t happen without the reps since they have the senate. Having the house should allow the dems to place a lot more pressure on the reps though, which may help get something through.

The GOP speaker of the house cried when the medical bill passed, even though the GOP were the ones who passed it lmao. He’s thankful gone now.

I fucking love the signs with pence’s name crossed out. It’s a great way to tell the difference between more traditional republicans who like/liked Trump and the true MAGA nuts.

In PA, nothing can happen unless the GOP goes along with it. They have the PA house and senate. If they say no, that means no. It’s entirely up to them, just like it was with wolf in charge. Having fetterman in the senate is good at a federal level, but we’re still shit out of luck on a state level unless the GOP realizes it’s not 1950 anymore.