I remember once I took a job in Philly on Election Day. To get there, I had to leave my house at 05:00. At beak at 10:00, we were all told that if we didn't, we should take an extended lunch hour and go vote & I laughed. I was asked if I voted & I said "No. I came here to work instead." I was then told to go vote & I replied that it was not physically possible for me to get home & vote before the polls closed 8 hours later because the next bus back to Reading was at 18:00.

But then what's the point of dating them?

You can mail them via the USPS. I would assume a county's drop off box was for residents of that county. (But I have no facts to back that up)

Maybe they mistook the trees for a hitch-hiking robot?

Now imagine if the Union/Phillies had won.

Please. I was once threatened with arrest for leaving work. Once for a cop car running a stop sign. and once for a cop car running a red light. Cops love to threaten people for no reason.

We're all bums.

tl;dr

Florida arrested people who used provisional ballots though. Voting is dangerous with the GOP in charge.

>you should be willing to make the sacrifice to do your part.

Even if that sacrifice means becoming homeless because you can no longer pay your bills? I'm one bad month away from that right now.

mon dieu. Don't do it. Everything is expensive. I don't know of any Erasmus style programmes here.

PA is as good as anywhere in the US. State College is safe, but it's in the middle of nowhere. Hours from any city. (and transit sucks)

I'm biased, but many Americans are heading to Europe for uni because things are too expensive here.

doop!

That's not how transit works. That's how transit in America works because the people that run it hate the people who use it. In Japan, you get a written apology if your train is one minute late. In Switzerland, there is a train every 5 minutes in a city of 50,000 people.

Watch the Union play NYCFC?

You go to any store up here in Reading and there are 3-5 store employees on the register or whatnot in the late evening. You go to Walmart and there are 20+ people and 5 security with a security truck burning petrol in the lot. Some stores are just different.

FlightRadar24.com ?

No. They buy them in the US & smuggle them over the border.

Pre-emptive: "Step Down"

There's only one gun store in México, easier to sell them here.

Is this really shocking any more? Seems like typical police stuff these days.

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/feb/22/why-lights-going-out-fireflies-conservation-pollution

Only because public transit fucking sucks here.

That's proper Pennsylvania Dutch! :Þ

>Police and the coroner were called shortly after 8 a.m. Monday to the1100 block of Powder Mill Hollow Road in Earl Township, authorities said.

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>"We talked to somebody that had been talking to this person around 10:30 last night (Sunday) and the call just went blank or whatever, what happened in that situation," says Boehm.

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>A release from police says the driver of a 2008-2012 red Jeep Liberty was traveling SB on Powder Mill Hollow Rd. and struck the victim, before heading south without stopping.
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>There should be right side damage to the vehicle, authorities say.
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>Debris near the body gave police a place to start. State police say the vehicle description was gotten from numbers on parts of the vehicle found near the body.