You have it backwards, they won’t ticket you for the plate but they will use it as justification to pull you over in the first place and try to find some other reason once you’re stopped (mainly to check for drinking or drugs)

I used to work for a local PD and that’s what they did all the time to justify pulling over someone who “looks suspicious”

I did the same, but only lasted 3 months. It’s a vastly different culture down there

Everyone hates on it but tinder is great for making friends too, you get out of it what you put into it. Also second for Club Café, they do different theme nights and usually bring in a range of different crowds

I don’t hate it, but I don’t see how this was the best option. Sure the other ones would’ve taken up more space but at least they were visually appealing

The Yale university campus in New Haven has a nice aesthetic, might be worth a visit

Damn we had the same thought was just about to suggest ledyard too! We’ve got decent schools, proximity to both shoreline east and Amtrak, and is roughly a midway point for highways (traffic permitting)

Fr, didn’t even need to look at the URL to know it was AMR

Yes, I’m fully aware of all the complexities regarding planning and licensing. My point was that it doesn’t take 20 years to build. And it definitely doesn’t mean we should rule it out as a viable option. These things can be fast tracked if the government changed regulations to incentivize faster construction. I’m not saying nuclear is the perfect solution but it’s a hell of a lot better than continuing to dump cash into new fossil fuel plants

More like 5 - 7 years, literally took 1 google search

And we could easily fund those new plants with just a portion of the amount of capital going into new LNG projects. If we wait for utility companies to do the right thing then it will never happen. LNG delivers their shareholders profit much faster, hence the heavy investment

Nuclear plants don’t explode like how nukes do, the biggest danger would be a large scale radiation leak. And if the mainland United States is being bombed in a war, then I think we have bigger problems on our hands

Came here to say exactly this. If we’re actually serious about going carbon neutral in time then we have to get over our fear of nuclear

You’re perfectly fine. They aren’t tracking things like this.

Source: did exactly what you described countless times since 2018 and never once encountered any issues

Nahant, facing the city, with a nice little strip of sand nearby