My house came with 6 high bush blueberries that are well-established. We get so many blueberries we literally can’t keep up with the picking. It’s insane how prolific they are. By July I give up and just let the birds eat them all.

> Had this been a stabbing

Weird how there are many times more knives in the US, yet it's guns that are used for most murders and mass shootings.

Your "argument" is stupid.

Stabbing is a lot harder to do than pulling a trigger, sport.

Yes. If everyone in Maine had 3 guns at all times, no one would ever get shot.

/s

Why not ask your town this question?

They have a program there to try to reintroduce native pawpaws to the US. They are super-cool and will even send you seeds. If you have questions, you can just call and they are thrilled to talk to you about pawpaws.

Google University of Kentucky Pawpaw. They know everything there is to know and can recommend varieties.

Depending on where you are, you can grow pawpaws outdoors in Maine.

Surely more guns will prevent this from happening, right guys?

/r/askamongolian

Go to the Maine Bar Association webpage. They may have a list of lawyers by specialty that can help. Then make some calls. Big firms tend to be more willing to do this sort of thing.

That depends entirely on what you consider to be fun.

/r/NotTheOnion

> You are asking what an item is called - try /r/whatisthisthing. >

> You’ve peaked my interest

No, he hasn't.

He PIQUED your interest.

https://www.dictionary.com/e/pique-vs-peak-vs-peek/

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Fucking lol.

Prostitution.

Drums and what?

What kind of music? Traditional European 18th Century hymns? Modern "praise" music/Christian rock? There's a wide spectrum of church music.