My nephews will absolutely love this game. They’re already quite into farming simulator.

One piece of metal is a lot easier to produce and provide than hundreds and thousands of multi piece garments that have to be stitched together.

So a single building was burnt down. One building is very different than an entire city. I’m not condoning burning down of any buildings. But let’s try and be a little more accurate with our statements.

What cities burned down again? They seem to all be standing still.

The rockefellers paid for it to be done in Woodstock I was told.

Other user got it. It’s Fairpoint now.

That’s it!

Well then maybe it’s something to do with the Union. My little brother started in Vermont but now works out of Manchester, NH.

I’m blanking on the name right now(it’s changed so many times over the years (Nynex, bell Atlantic, Consolidated, etc.) but my step father and brother work for the company that installs and maintains the phone and internet lines in Vermont and sometimes NH. Good paying job, they train you and have several areas you can work in (home installation, fiber, working on actual lines on poles).

Edit: it’s Fairpoint now.

In addition to what others have mentioned, water and snacks.

The village of Brownsville in the town of West Windsor is how I think it’s officially listed. But yes.

This is quite accurate to the town I grew up in down around south central Vermont. I present to you Brownsville

Edit: to add, there is a brook that runs through town at the base of the mountain.

As a Vermonter that moved to Colorado for their career. Well done Vermont. You now are seeing the benefits of a resource that anyone can provide. I understand there are many deep seeded(no pun intended) issues with legalization.

You’d be wrong.

This is how we got the plague.

I think you’d be hard pressed to find anyone who would say anything to the contrary. Most literate humans agree that over time the scientific process produces more and better results.

Get a truck stuck in the notch.

A Vermont winter generally follows this pattern. It gets cold, it snows a little to let you know it’s winter, the mountains get enough to make Christmas skiing look nice, January thaw, it snows again, it rains, the temperature drops to below freezing until March.

Right there with you. I don’t get it.

Again, I’m not disagreeing that both parties commit campaign finance fraud. What I’m saying is that the way in which the two parties did so as outlined in the articles is not the same.

I’m not saying one does and one doesn’t. I’m saying these two instances are not the same. Yes they fall under the same law but they are very different.

Clerical error. They had reported the payments in other areas. It was a mistake and corrected. What Madden did was intentional.

What?! Did you read either article? These are very different things. One is a clerical error that was resolved. The other is a man funneling personal business funds through his family to juke the system.