Lititz and Lancaster

Selinsgrove grew up there for 18 years before I left for the marines

You said a few miles away is fine. Which is clearly not true.

No but I guessed you would attack my argument anyway so I came prepared.

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Who are you replying to? Where did I say fallout?

At what?

I've lived in Chester County, Bucks, Pittsburgh and Lanco, but ridden motorcycles all over the state. We were in Honesdale looking to properities 2 weekends ago ... There is a place for literally anyone no matter what your living preferences are.

This is also one of my favorite towns!

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That’s not how fallout works, much less water contamination when the contaminants hit the aquifers. Before you go off on me using the word “fallout,” anytime you burn something, there will be particulates that fall back to Earth.

https://www.abc27.com/local-news/reports-of-low-flying-military-planes-in-the-harrisburg-central-pennsylvania-area/

Stroudsburg. Moved here recently and loving it. We have two wineries, a brewery, a cidery and a meadery downtown. I can walk to an awesome music venue and we have a ton of great restaurants and bars nearby. The Poconos are coming back.

Jim Thorpe. Really cute town, beautiful area.

ugg... Fetterman to a corporatist, that'll be fun

https://getyarn.io/yarn-clip/a19d8a11-b683-4ae7-83c9-645036caafbb

Not hoping for a need for an appointment, but certainly for a Keyatta appointment if absolutely needed 😎

And she was also an asylum seeker if I'm not mistaken.

It cost more to get my wisdom teeth taken out than for a breast reduction :/

Can’t blame him. I’m not a fan either

My ex-husband grew up Episcopal. He thought they were way classier than Catholics. Didn’t like the Catholic Church.

Fetterman’s wife is awesome.

I’m saying she is no more or less qualified than some currently elected people who say things like “If it’s a legitimate [assault] the female body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down.”, while arguing that women don’t get pregnant by non consensual sex.

The Constitution sets three qualifications for service in the U.S. Senate: age (at least thirty years of age); U.S. citizenship (at least nine years); and residency in the state a senator represents at time of election.

She meets all of these qualifications.

Edited to add that today, an elected official proposed a bill to abolish the Department of Education at the end of the year. So I’m interested to hear what you think makes someone qualified to be a U.S. Senator, beyond what is outlined in the Constitution.

Relocate Kielbasa HQ?! Hard no...

(As well as other socially marginalized groups, such as gypsies and homosexuals.)