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How can we make it better for you?

Nor is it really welcome in a thread about a suicide

I never have a problem.

Thanks but no. I don't do discord. More importantly, I know from experience that the skiing attitude and habits of that demographic are so entrenched that they will never change. They are not having fun unless they are essentially doing a Chinese downhill. I am not kidding.

I have a friend who is a southern NE K skier who came to ski with me in Maine. I made it abundantly clear that he really needs to keep more of a distance between himself and others, including people within his own group, more than he would with his K crowd. He failed to do that, skied right on my tails to the point he nearly ran me over. I have no interest in skiing with him again.

that's in better shape than my driveway.

I’m sorry for your loss

Since the pork and beans war, lost a good bear that day

I was supposed to take the train home from Boston but I didn’t because of whatever and they had the first person to commit suicide that day so I’m glad I wasn’t there but it just happens too much. So sorry for anyone affected

as soon as Google moves to Maine and gains years of experience with the local services I'll be sure to ask them.

Trains very seldom swerve to hit people.

I thought the title was going to say “Biddeford-Lewiston” and almost had a stroke wondering where Auburn went

I can’t imagine the horror of knowing you can’t stop in time and seeing it happen right in front of you.

That’s what usually happens when you’re hit by a train.

The amount of time people spend to ask a question on Reddit…they could already have an answer from google.

I think there were quite a few places in North Conway as well.

fair enough.

That’s where they live

Warehousing IS the mental health treatment in this state. The absolute extent on it.

Seems impossible to witness it as a passenger. The only front row seats are for the engineer.

How much do you want to spend? It’s at least like $250/day/sled

Idk if places rent any less than full days

https://mooseheadsled.com/

I was on a train where this happened once... you would hope none of the passengers would actually witness what happened (I didn't), but it's still tremendously sad and it sticks with you for a long time. Sadly pretty common for train engineers to have this happen, I hope they get all the resources they need after events like this.

No you had it this guy just dense

I might need to work on my comedic delivery.

I thought so, but I am not a lawyer or an expert. But I can't find any concrete answers. Someone said 6 years, but I believe that is just the Medical Debt Statute of Limitations, so creditors can't collect after that timeline.