wasn't this a thread a few weeks ago?

edit: Yep. Couldn't even make it a month. In the top 5 search responses for "union" limited to r/maine. https://www.reddit.com/r/Maine/comments/zmnlw3/things_to_do_this_weekend_near_union_maine/

How far inland? Central Maine and well, there's something out there right now but I'd be hard pressed to call it snow

It's also been windy as hell. Wind will suck the heat right out of a house unless it's seal up tight, which you really do not want in our climate. The house has to breath. It's a catch-22.

well-said misinformation. guy was wrong on just about every point he thinks he made.

I like how the CEO says "I take responsibility" and yet he knows his salary and position are in no danger.

Wanna take some responsibility? Resign alongside the 7k people you just put out of work.

I mean, if anything everything he's done has only increased the number of bots.

Quinzees are amazing shelters and I do believe what most people mistaken think of when they hear 'igloo'. Igloos require specific snow and conditions to be able to build. Quinzees just require snow, preferably dense snow so it sticks together.

Just gotta be careful when building them. The whole idea is to have a shelter to protect against hypothermia, but if you work so hard you begin to sweat, you kinda defeat the purpose. Either requires a change of clothes or just take your time making one.

You let me store them at your place for the ten months out of the year I don't need em and maybe we can talk about it.

Or I can continue being a careful driver with all seasons in the snow and watch the people who think snow tires gives them the ability to travel 70 mph in blizzard conditions fishtail off into a ditch.

> Think of this as investing in Maine's future.

And this explains why it will fail, sadly. A good chunk of Maine is of the "fuck the future, I care about today" mindset.

>In 2012, Keefe acknowledged publicly that they had a major hit on their hands, but wouldn't offer The Whole Shabang for sale to the general public.

Utilizing the Eric Cartman "You Can't Come" technique, I see.

Did Shatner write this title or something?

You're naive if you think this will lesson that and will benefit maine at all.

>He is exposing himself, and he has a hose between his legs.

Pic clearly shows this to not be the case whatsoever.

People need to learn to mind their own business....

What wind? No seriously....it's been breezy outside but not the sustained 20mph wind with 50 mph gusts we were being warned about.

It takes nothing to get a work permit. It takes even less to turn away a very underaged person who is required to have a work permit.

This could all be avoided and be a non issue if people just followed the damned laws.

>The establishment was initially asked to pay $172,750 to the Department of Labor, but that penalty was reduced by $155,475 in an agreement that owners Steven and Anne Lachance would adhere to a settlement and commit no additional violations.

17k

>The establishment was initially asked to pay $172,750 to the Department of Labor, but that penalty was reduced by $155,475 in an agreement that owners Steven and Anne Lachance would adhere to a settlement and commit no additional violations.

They will.

For us it's not that far. For Cap'n ObviousNotFromAroundHere that's a day's travel.

She either 100% has no idea or 100% is an abuse victim.

Heat?

Truth is stranger than fiction.

State's rights....you wanted em, you got em.

It's going to snow heavy. Find a trail and have fun.

The problem is you are mistaking belief for truth.

I can believe in magic fairy lands all I want, doesn't make them true.

The truth is we have a pretty good idea on how life began, and evolution explains how we got to where we are now. But we will never definitively prove it.

But it's certainly a much better explanation than 'magic invisible floaty man made everything.'

We have a fairly good idea how the first organisms emerged, and it doesn't have anything to do with a magic invisible floaty man.