Recent comments in /f/Maine
[deleted] t1_j4db2pd wrote
Reply to comment by Joeistall in Homeless in Maine, part 2: Struggling to survive even with a paying job by benpinette
>You know people all over are totally looking to double and quadruple up in rooms. Such a common thing to see in ads for roommates
You don't even understand what the term "roommate" means....
Typically it doesn't mean you share literally the same room. It's more renting a place with other people.
Most of the time I've rented have been with roommates... even in the middle of LA I was able to get a place for 800 a month (with utilities and internet included in that).
As others have pointed out, his is less of a money issue... and more of a "I'd rather spend money on drugs" issue.
rofopp t1_j4dadew wrote
Reply to Will our beautiful state be overrun by climate migration from others? by DisciplineFull9791
I don’t love there, but there’s lots of room up by Lincoln
Joeistall t1_j4d9bj6 wrote
Reply to comment by RealMainer in Homeless in Maine, part 2: Struggling to survive even with a paying job by benpinette
Bro you just are clearly not in charge in your own budget.
Eggs have triples in price.
Wtf are you on.
Joeistall t1_j4d93xv wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Homeless in Maine, part 2: Struggling to survive even with a paying job by benpinette
You know people all over are totally looking to double and quadruple up in rooms. Such a common thing to see in ads for roommates. O wait. No it fuckin isnt. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
No matter how you slice it 60-70% of his income will go to housing.
Joeistall t1_j4d8rt8 wrote
Reply to comment by PNWMunky in Homeless in Maine, part 2: Struggling to survive even with a paying job by benpinette
I hope you get fucked up at work and get prescribed opiates and go on a spiral.
Its always people just like you that struggle the worst to cope when shit hits tha fan.
Its not even gonna be your fault when it does happen and its gonna be hilarious when you encounter people just like you.
jonnyspells t1_j4d8idv wrote
Reply to comment by PNWMunky in Homeless in Maine, part 2: Struggling to survive even with a paying job by benpinette
you are correct insofar as we must hold ourselves accountable to the decisions we make- even when sometimes the outcome is made for us before we even make the decision. the first step is removing our moral judgments of things and our personal evaluations so we can find the solutions to our problems.
however, you are only here offering judgements, and not solutions. is this really what you want to be spending your time doing?
Joeistall t1_j4d7yf4 wrote
Reply to comment by PNWMunky in Homeless in Maine, part 2: Struggling to survive even with a paying job by benpinette
"EvEn In ThEraPy" hur dur dur.
Oh look at you on your high horse. Pos.
TinyGreenJolley t1_j4d2ti7 wrote
Reply to comment by transmorgrifier in The not-so-great shepherds pie debate by marrymejojo
Same! I remember learning that a few years back and I said "Well okay but I'm still calling it shepherds pie."
Though lamb makes more sense for the "shepherd" bit
MoldyNalgene t1_j4d2bno wrote
Reply to comment by RAP1958 in What's your favorite route to drive in Maine? by bubbastars
I went on a vacation to Quebec City and took 201. It's a beautiful drive once you get north of Solon.
Alkivar t1_j4d1qrl wrote
Reply to comment by geomathMEW in The not-so-great shepherds pie debate by marrymejojo
done it this way for years. Mom did this, because Grandma did it this way.
insanekid66 t1_j4d0fd0 wrote
Reply to The not-so-great shepherds pie debate by marrymejojo
My mom always made it with hamburger, corn (maybe creamstyle corn?) and mashed potatoes. A bowl of that, salt, and a bunch of freshly cracked pepper? Fuckin good eatin right there bub.
AnythingToAvoidWork t1_j4czd9c wrote
Reply to comment by saigonk in Help identifying French slang? by [deleted]
My grandfather used to say it when he was really angry and it definitely had an effect on the room lol
AnythingToAvoidWork t1_j4cz1fw wrote
Reply to comment by sspif in Homeless in Maine, part 2: Struggling to survive even with a paying job by benpinette
It really is a vicious cycle.
And if you're homeless you probably can't afford to do in-patient sobriety which would probably help a lot of people.
Not even factoring in tons of people are in denial about being an addict.
AnythingToAvoidWork t1_j4cyqvz wrote
Reply to comment by coforbs in Homeless in Maine, part 2: Struggling to survive even with a paying job by benpinette
You're both arguing two very similar but different points past each other. That's why this is going nowhere lol.
AnythingToAvoidWork t1_j4cy19y wrote
Reply to Will our beautiful state be overrun by climate migration from others? by DisciplineFull9791
Absolutely.
I'm in NH and our housing is drying up fast. All the lakes are turning into .2 acre lots, you know the drill.
My dad and sister live in Maine and they've been noticing it happening, too.
Nice thing for Maine is that it's far enough away from Boston to be insulated from being turned into a suburb like southern NH is.
I imagine Portland is starting to sprawl quite a bit.
Maine, NH and VT are the three best states to live in the U.S. in terms of climate change IIRC.
mcCola5 t1_j4cxm8q wrote
Reply to The not-so-great shepherds pie debate by marrymejojo
I brought a Shepards pie to a potluck once. The English fella said it was the best he'd ever had. It was the nicest thing anyone has ever said to me, with an accent.
iceflame1211 t1_j4cxf45 wrote
Reply to Will our beautiful state be overrun by climate migration from others? by DisciplineFull9791
Depends on your definition of "overrun", but will climate migrants come to Maine in larger numbers? Yes, absolutely. Humans will migrate away from islands/the equator worldwide as areas become uninhabitable.
Armigine t1_j4cx8g9 wrote
badhmorrigan t1_j4cwqsj wrote
Reply to comment by RAP1958 in What's your favorite route to drive in Maine? by bubbastars
Took my husband on this drive for his birthday. It was beautiful.
PNWMunky t1_j4cwe90 wrote
Reply to comment by TheRealRolepgeek in Homeless in Maine, part 2: Struggling to survive even with a paying job by benpinette
Lol. Even in therapy (ya know, helping people) the first step is owning up to who and what you are. Not circlejerking on Reddit. Lo…fucking… L.
PGids t1_j4cwd3v wrote
Reply to comment by dedoubt in Homeless in Maine, part 2: Struggling to survive even with a paying job by benpinette
I really should be inclusive of the living dead huh, my privilege of a heartbeat is showing again I guess lmao
dedoubt t1_j4cvrad wrote
Reply to comment by PGids in Homeless in Maine, part 2: Struggling to survive even with a paying job by benpinette
>if you can fog up a mirror
Don't be such a zombie-ist.
TheRealRolepgeek t1_j4cv1jx wrote
Reply to comment by PNWMunky in Homeless in Maine, part 2: Struggling to survive even with a paying job by benpinette
MuH pErSoNaL aCcOuNtAbIlItY
The thing 40 year old white dudes who got helped out at every step of their lives say, believing it was all their own 'hard work' that got them to a comfy position from which to look down on anyone suffering from mental illness, neurodivergence, addiction, abuse, or exploitation.
How about you be personally accountable for not being an asshole to people who don't deserve it?
[deleted] t1_j4ctx26 wrote
Reply to Will our beautiful state be overrun by climate migration from others? by DisciplineFull9791
I came to Maine largely because of climate.... looking at the projections for the next 30+ years in the US, it wasn't hard to narrow down the states that were more resistant combined with cultural aspects (southern states are less ideal since they are more extremist).
kegido t1_j4db38z wrote
Reply to Is Fidium worth it for WFH? by Alkivar
We have had Fidiumfor about 6 months here in Augusta, very little in the way of issues so far🤪