Appalachian geology is no slouch, although mountain bike trails are generally known for the tree roots more than the rocks

lol why always with the "honesty" as an excuse to be an asshole. i call em like i see em, chief !

Quabbin pretty much marks the border of 413, interestingly enough.

RIP Enfield.

Just wildlings and whitewalkers.

You'll be within striking distance of Florida, MA

its definitely worth a shot, i haven't had success for the level of effort i'm able to put in. last summer was way too dry.

growing things well takes up front money and time investment. i can tell you exactly why the fuck i would ever pay $50 a slice...i dont care to take the time or energy to grow my own.

lots of shoulds, few hows whens and whos

youre the person putting those small nonsensical notes in consumer goods for people to find, aren't you.

ya but...i gotta get to work tomorrow and heat my house today.

i agree, more transition, but we're stuck even more now that supply chains were disrupted enough to generate shortages in things like materials and EVs. and not only is the cost of an EV higher, but the legacy energy costs are higher too, making it harder for people to save up for a transition.

idk what oil production investment policies could have a near immediate impact, but cant get around the fact that the green transition requires, preferably cheap, oil to make it happen.

gnomes or trolls, always

as a first gen college student and someone who started a real estate business with literal blood and sweat, and makes FAR less than 1mil, another 4% right now or at any point would mean literally nothing to me.

finally we get to hear from a coward!

>how about some accountability

you mean like having the best education system and standard of living in the country?

jesus christ, posts like this make me SO HAPPY that [i hope] you'll be raked over the tax coals. there's room for more if we just tax outright stupidity.