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Elouiseotter t1_j4vm435 wrote
Reply to This may be considered an unpopular opinion but, Whoopie Pies made with shortening are gross. Cream cheese or butter is best. by Rootool
Homemade whoopie pies are the best.
Runnah5555 t1_j4vlnop wrote
Reply to comment by Enigmedic in This may be considered an unpopular opinion but, Whoopie Pies made with shortening are gross. Cream cheese or butter is best. by Rootool
Can’t Sam just make some more or is he busy?
DifferenceMore5431 t1_j4vlilb wrote
Reply to Maybe an odd question, but anyone have suggestions for pet (cat) insurance? by flexingindisguise
Pet insurance isn't worth it or necessary the same way that health insurance is for people. You are better off just saving up that $300-500 per year that you would spend. There really aren't catastrophic medical expenses for pets that would cause you to spend $20k or something stupid like that.
Enigmedic t1_j4vkn2n wrote
Reply to This may be considered an unpopular opinion but, Whoopie Pies made with shortening are gross. Cream cheese or butter is best. by Rootool
The only good whoopie pies were the ones sam's made in the 90s before they went to the mass produced ones.
Majestic-Feedback541 t1_j4vk300 wrote
Reply to This may be considered an unpopular opinion but, Whoopie Pies made with shortening are gross. Cream cheese or butter is best. by Rootool
I'm gonna one up you buddy, whoopie pies are just gross. It's like eating diabetes.
(I have tried them a bunch throughout my life, I can't be 100% on the ingredients though, so you could be on to something OP)
flexingindisguise OP t1_j4vjs7p wrote
Reply to comment by pineconehedgehog in Maybe an odd question, but anyone have suggestions for pet (cat) insurance? by flexingindisguise
i will absolutely keep that in mind, thank you so much!
flexingindisguise OP t1_j4vjpkw wrote
Reply to comment by ameriskin77 in Maybe an odd question, but anyone have suggestions for pet (cat) insurance? by flexingindisguise
that's great to hear!! with all the comments recommending it, that might be what we go with!!
auraphauna t1_j4vj97o wrote
Reply to This may be considered an unpopular opinion but, Whoopie Pies made with shortening are gross. Cream cheese or butter is best. by Rootool
You’re right and you should say it
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[deleted] t1_j4v8lia wrote
Reply to comment by flexingindisguise in Maybe an odd question, but anyone have suggestions for pet (cat) insurance? by flexingindisguise
Seconding Trupanion. I believe most vets (especially corporate owned) accept them. Pet insurance is better than people insurance.
ameriskin77 t1_j4v801c wrote
Reply to Maybe an odd question, but anyone have suggestions for pet (cat) insurance? by flexingindisguise
We have had Trupanion for over 10 years, through 4 dogs. Their customer service, coverage, and kindness are unparalleled. I’m also in the insurance industry and so I’m very critical of each of those benchmarks.
SadExtension524 t1_j4ufkge wrote
Reply to Late night along I-95? by zdboslaw
I think Mainers are all in bed by 8 pm lol
I will never forget landing one time at the jetport after 6 pm on a Sunday and this fellow passenger could not grasp WHY Starbucks was closed!
bubba1819 t1_j4uaomp wrote
Reply to comment by flexingindisguise in Maybe an odd question, but anyone have suggestions for pet (cat) insurance? by flexingindisguise
Our vet practice recommended Trupanion. They offer cat and dog coverage
teamcornacia t1_j4u49lc wrote
Reply to Maybe an odd question, but anyone have suggestions for pet (cat) insurance? by flexingindisguise
I work in insurance - we recommend the pet insurance through ASPCA! Give your local agent a quick call or email after you talk to your vet. Your insurance team can help you get the coverage set up and help service the policy/claims for you too
pineconehedgehog t1_j4u1r8t wrote
Reply to comment by svengoalie in Maybe an odd question, but anyone have suggestions for pet (cat) insurance? by flexingindisguise
Ya, most plans that I researched worked on a reimbursement plan. You had to pay the vet up front and then you would submit a claim for reimbursement later.
pineconehedgehog t1_j4u1mnw wrote
Reply to Maybe an odd question, but anyone have suggestions for pet (cat) insurance? by flexingindisguise
Be very careful to check exclusions and preexisting condition policies. A lot of coverage can be excluded under preexisting conditions if the insurance wasn't purchased as a puppy or kitten. I looked into getting insurance for my dog when he was about 6. But he had a history in medical file of stomach issues (he liked to eat a lot of "not food") so all stomach related issues were excluded. Which was mostly what I wanted it for.
I will definitely get insurance for my next puppy.
maine_buzzard t1_j4tyc10 wrote
Reply to Late night along I-95? by zdboslaw
It closes at 8pm weekdays, but if you have a chance, stop at the A-1 Diner in Gardiner. Take Exit 102 on I-95 head 3 miles east on Hwy 126. The food is worth it.
flexingindisguise OP t1_j4tpze8 wrote
Reply to comment by svengoalie in Maybe an odd question, but anyone have suggestions for pet (cat) insurance? by flexingindisguise
i never even thought of that! it'll definitely be my first step, thank you!!
flexingindisguise OP t1_j4tptbp wrote
Reply to comment by alpha417 in Maybe an odd question, but anyone have suggestions for pet (cat) insurance? by flexingindisguise
awesome! i will definitely be looking into that!
svengoalie t1_j4tprgf wrote
Reply to Maybe an odd question, but anyone have suggestions for pet (cat) insurance? by flexingindisguise
I'd ask your local veterinarian and or animal hospital to see what they recommend (and if they integrate the insurance plan with their billing).
alpha417 t1_j4tphkn wrote
Reply to Maybe an odd question, but anyone have suggestions for pet (cat) insurance? by flexingindisguise
Nationwide great, great company. They cover all our exotics, can't imagine they'd not be good at a domesticated breed.
Shilo788 t1_j4tioxb wrote
Reply to comment by PatsFreak101 in Will our beautiful state be overrun by climate migration from others? by DisciplineFull9791
I worry about forest fires as there will be drought and trees will die that can't take heat like the boreal areas in the County.
Shilo788 t1_j4tiiyz wrote
Reply to comment by indyaj in Will our beautiful state be overrun by climate migration from others? by DisciplineFull9791
Yes I am one. I can't take summer with constant 90.s . I came here and hide in the water under a bridge in the bad days. I rather brave leaches than heat stroke.
PNWMunky t1_j4th0g8 wrote
Reply to comment by ExpressFruit4351 in Homeless in Maine, part 2: Struggling to survive even with a paying job by benpinette
Every day alive is living the dream. Kicking ass my lost soul.
Away-Screen2573 t1_j4vn6s6 wrote
Reply to comment by DifferenceMore5431 in Maybe an odd question, but anyone have suggestions for pet (cat) insurance? by flexingindisguise
Wrong… Any emergency and many diagnostic tests can easily run into the thousands.