milkfiend

milkfiend t1_jdhzrr6 wrote

That is exactly why this rule is in place, i'm not sure what it has to do with the requirement to register the car in Massachusetts though that the RMV appears to see in this legislation

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milkfiend t1_jdhpmb6 wrote

"having liability insurance" is a far cry from "you have to register your car here" though. If that were the case, why isn't everyone who lives in NH and drives to Massachusetts for work required to get Mass plates?

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milkfiend OP t1_jaiyhik wrote

Please consider contacting your state representatives and urging them to ban the use of SGARs (rodenticides that cause hemorrhaging and kill other wildlife). Current bills in session:

Rep. James Hawkins: HD.577 An Act relative to pesticides

https://malegislature.gov/Bills/193/HD577

Senator Paul Feeney: SD.1144 An Act relative to pesticides

https://malegislature.gov/Bills/193/SD1144

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milkfiend t1_j95c454 wrote

And if the Republicans hadn't blocked the other bill no strike would have been necessary.

You're acting like a strike should have been allowed to happen, which is debatable given the massive damage it would have caused to the broader economy. Hundreds of thousands of other people would have lost their jobs, is that relevant for you?

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milkfiend t1_j8xde1b wrote

If you can get the shoes down to 2 pairs rather than 3, I highly recommend the Aer Duffel Pack.

I've had one for years, thrown it around at the gym, used it for travel, even had a horse chew on it. It's indestructible and holds a ton of stuff.

https://www.aersf.com/duffel-pack-3-black

Edit: a note that the gray color uses a less waterproof external fabric, if that's a concern. The other colors are fine.

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milkfiend t1_j52cnh7 wrote

I genuinely don't understand why this is hard. I haven't used a store bag at the grocery store in years.

I bought a bunch to start, put two in every bag I use regularly, then the rest in our car. We always have enough bags. Why does everyone else seem to have a problem with this?

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