Recent comments in /f/vermont
Sea-Election-9168 t1_jb93810 wrote
Reply to As someone who lives in Indiana... by CARMBLOVER
Haha, I grew up in Indiana and live in Vermont. I certainly understand your homesickness, because Vermont is very different from Indiana. Are you close enough to Brown County or Floyd’s Knobs to visit there? Hilly and lots of trees, with quite a few hiking trails
TFED666 t1_jb91tf0 wrote
Reply to Update: He's out & about. by portersthumb
keep your cats indoors
Real-Pierre-Delecto2 t1_jb90xrv wrote
Reply to comment by thisoneisnotasbad in Do you live in a commune? by bravestatevt
Silly as it seems I would like someday to go up to the old Earth Peoples Park and look around for junk old bus parts or whatever artifacts can be found.
ceiffhikare t1_jb8xvio wrote
Reply to comment by Smeedge_Kilgannon in Rep. Scott Beck: Is this education alliance good for Vermont students? - VTDigger by halfbakedblake
Nah man, i think religious folks are otherwise intelligent people who have fallen victim to a delusional scam. I'm not sure where you got your idea's of what i think from but i cant see it from the convo here.
ceiffhikare t1_jb8x21h wrote
Reply to comment by Mofo-Pro in Rep. Scott Beck: Is this education alliance good for Vermont students? - VTDigger by halfbakedblake
We need a public option for high school that provides busing. My problem with SJA is that its a private not a public school.
ceiffhikare t1_jb8wpi6 wrote
Reply to comment by Intelligent-Hunt7557 in Rep. Scott Beck: Is this education alliance good for Vermont students? - VTDigger by halfbakedblake
So i will start out by saying i went to SJA. I didnt really do well there in whatever kind of environment they are trying to cultivate there. Then i had a kid years later go there and it was just as bad of an experience. Everything from the expense of transporting her ( a couple thousand more a year in fuel costs ) to changing my schedule around to shift work so i could pick her up and drop her off.
SJA didnt offer me or mine much that wasnt more expense and trouble than it was worth, i loathe that my property taxes are going to a non public school.
[deleted] t1_jb8ekwq wrote
Reply to comment by halfbakedblake in As someone who lives in Indiana... by CARMBLOVER
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SwordDude3000 t1_jb8cti8 wrote
Reply to comment by halfbakedblake in As someone who lives in Indiana... by CARMBLOVER
How weird could it b-oh what the fuck
GuardBusy9030 t1_jb89vfd wrote
Reply to As someone who lives in Indiana... by CARMBLOVER
That post history is breaking my head
Trajikbpm t1_jb889hv wrote
Reply to comment by halfbakedblake in As someone who lives in Indiana... by CARMBLOVER
To create discourse who knows..sometimes I think the interwebs just does random generated crap.
murrly t1_jb882io wrote
Reply to comment by Intelligent-Hunt7557 in Rep. Scott Beck: Is this education alliance good for Vermont students? - VTDigger by halfbakedblake
Came here to say this, went to the Academy as well and there wasn't an ounce of religious anything. There are so many diverse students there as well, you get a ton of different insights into cultures.
Hell I had swordfish at lunch one day from the international line. As a high schooler in the NEK.
halfbakedblake t1_jb87v7j wrote
Reply to comment by Trajikbpm in As someone who lives in Indiana... by CARMBLOVER
I looked, holy craps. It was very entertaining though. Wtf would be the purpose of this/these accounts?
halfbakedblake t1_jb87pme wrote
Reply to comment by Unique-Public-8594 in As someone who lives in Indiana... by CARMBLOVER
Do you have an uncle, check out their profile?
BudsKind802 t1_jb87opv wrote
Reply to comment by Loudergood in Rep. Scott Beck: Is this education alliance good for Vermont students? - VTDigger by halfbakedblake
> one of those boot lickers
Also a sea lion
21stCenturyJanes t1_jb86ru2 wrote
Reply to As someone who lives in Indiana... by CARMBLOVER
It's not too late.
Meanteenbirder t1_jb84x8z wrote
Reply to Rep. Scott Beck: Is this education alliance good for Vermont students? - VTDigger by halfbakedblake
Just here to say I’m friends with his kid. Never met him tho.
microfilmer t1_jb83zi3 wrote
Reply to As someone who lives in Indiana... by CARMBLOVER
As someone who grew up in KY and now lives in VT, I sincerely hope that you can find your way back.
Trajikbpm t1_jb83suu wrote
Reply to As someone who lives in Indiana... by CARMBLOVER
You must be a bot. Your post history is insane
Which kinda confirms what I've wondered about some posts like this.
Mundane_Income987 t1_jb82iq4 wrote
Reply to As someone who lives in Indiana... by CARMBLOVER
I feel this too. I’d love to go back eventually, but it would be hard financially, finding housing etc. I think.
Unique-Public-8594 t1_jb80lij wrote
Reply to As someone who lives in Indiana... by CARMBLOVER
It’s a special place in many ways. Whereabouts did you live here before?
Pristine_Tension8399 t1_jb7xqns wrote
Reply to As someone who lives in Indiana... by CARMBLOVER
What is it that you miss?
Mofo-Pro t1_jb7tgpa wrote
Reply to comment by Intelligent-Hunt7557 in Rep. Scott Beck: Is this education alliance good for Vermont students? - VTDigger by halfbakedblake
Fellow SJA alumn and lifelong atheist. No one ever shoved the bible down our throats, or the Quran, or the Torah, or the Communist Manifesto for that matter. The faculty made it a point to welcome and encourage the sharing of diverse religious and nonreligious worldviews, often using the daily morning gathering (AKA "Chapel") as the forum for it. We had a kid lead us all in a Buddhist meditation for 15 minutes one morning, a good friend of mine gave a talk on Paganism and Wicca at another. Other times, it was literally just going over sports results, the schedule for the day, advertising for upcoming club, educational, or extracurricular events.
Mofo-Pro t1_jb7su4e wrote
Reply to comment by ceiffhikare in Rep. Scott Beck: Is this education alliance good for Vermont students? - VTDigger by halfbakedblake
I agree, and I went to one of these institutions by virtue of living in a town that had school choice. They never (and I say this as a lifelong devoted atheist) EVER shoved "religious indoctrination" down our throats in any way. In fact, at graduation they had a baccalaureate ceremony where students representing all faiths were welcome to speak. My year we had a Buddhist, a Jew, a Christian, a Wiccan, and an Atheist speak, among one or two others who I can't remember. The quality of education was far above and beyond what I could have received at any other fully public or union high school.
Smeedge_Kilgannon t1_jb7n2ax wrote
Reply to comment by Loudergood in Rep. Scott Beck: Is this education alliance good for Vermont students? - VTDigger by halfbakedblake
Bootlickers? Do elaborate on how you came to that assessment in your oh so eloquent and informative reply to my comment.
thisoneisnotasbad t1_jb97j73 wrote
Reply to comment by Real-Pierre-Delecto2 in Do you live in a commune? by bravestatevt
That not silly. I knew a number of people who used to live there.