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If they are running unopposed it makes sense to say as little as possible if their only goal is to get elected.

> What kind of "church" has an online merch store?

My sweet summer child....

Not under federal law. Some states have made it illegal.

You literally just called it a “stain coat”.

I don’t understand what’s on your wall. Stain on a plaster wall? Makes no sense.

What is the wall made of?

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/r/crowbro.

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Then why not put a sign that says “Unpaved road. Off-road vehicles only”?

So many questions.

Are they threatening that if you drive on their road, they will make it unsafe for you?

Is it a public road?

Depends on where in maine you’re driving

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I know a few Jamaicans who live in York County year-round and have green cards. They mostly work in agriculture and hospitality.

“Wah gwaan, breddah?”

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The reason is that there’s common law and statutes going back to the 1600s that govern coastal rights.

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Spray foam.

Removed.

Amazon links aren’t allowed.

Re-post with a picture of what you’re asking about.

Removed.

Re-post your question without the editorial language please.

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