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gkrash t1_jbeyc95 wrote
Reply to comment by calebnf in Restaurant's former employees lay claims - Gettysburg by mtnlife991
Also, Monday was one of the holiest of days for the Dudists (makes me wonder if it had to do with the anniversary of the movie being released)..
gkrash t1_j5mczxj wrote
Reply to I made a post attempting to illustrate liberal hypocrisy and it was removed. It seems every time I challenge someone's liberal stance, I get my comments removed or the post removed. Wtf mods? by NotTRYINGtobeLame
I mean, it’s Reddit and it’s certainly a bit lefty in general, but the way you wrote this makes me wonder if it was more about thoughtful conversation about PA, or more about ‘owning the libs’ / trolling?
gkrash t1_j2srqfs wrote
Reply to comment by Designer_Scallion718 in When will home grow (SB1024) be voted in? I have been sending emails to our legislators. by Designer_Scallion718
They just started a new session today (swearing in happened this morning) so hopefully it can be reintroduced.. with all the craziness in the senate and house right now though I’m not sure how fast it’d come up (or if at all with the with the folks in the majority).
gkrash t1_j2a9nxd wrote
Road salt maybe?
gkrash t1_j0q7buq wrote
Reply to Winter driving in PA all seasons vs Snow tires. What do you have and why? by RemoteStatement
Grew up driving east of Cleveland and never had snow tires - have had several front and all wheel drive vehicles here in PA over the last 20 or so years, and stuck with all seasons. I think it really depends on the vehicle, tire and location. Here jn central PA (Harrisburg) they don’t take care of snow as well as they do in NE Ohio, I suspect because it doesn’t make sense to have the infrastructure for the amount of snow we get here (and the salt mine under the lake probably)
Have a non-performance (Porsche, Hemi, etc) all wheel drive crossover SUV with good all seasons on it in Cleveland? No sweat.
Have a RWD sports car with the stock tires on it in Harrisburg ? I’d be looking into some snow tires.
Before my current wrangler (different story entirely) I had a ~300 hp AWD ‘sport’ sedan with OEM all seasons and it was awful. Prior to that, had a ~300 HP luxury awd suv with OEM all-seasons and it was like driving a mountain goat. Guess my point is there’s a lot of variability in all-seasons too - esp when paired with different cars and driving styles.
gkrash t1_iy21wk1 wrote
Is this a fake / some sov-cit nonsense? It looks kinda like the judge plates, but none I can find have the emblem on both sides.
Additionally, every single one of the govt / specialty plates have text indicating what it’s for in place of the ‘visitpa.com’ at the bottom..
gkrash t1_jc8puvj wrote
Reply to Filing my part-year resident taxes, and realized that Pennsylvania is truly hell on earth by [deleted]
I mean state tax is high, but it’s still relatively a drop in the bucket compared to federal.. and cost of living across most of the state (by land mass) is very low.