Fully auto ..regularly in the wmnf

I just laugh at how it ‘will create jobs’ . Sure for the 1 year of construction. After that, it’s pretty much low maintenance. The worthless media we have now doesn’t question these statements, they just parrot the proponents lies.

Needs to cover the entire state, though.

I married a rich woman. True, I'm a bit of a kept man, but I have a bowling alley and home theater and gym in my house. Everyone has to suffer ..

I know of several trout fishing spots that are epic, but you’d have to pay me a LOT to tell you.

well, yeah, that's probably essential services... but I hope you get a day off anyway.

gonna be a pissah

I sort of agree with that, but within limits. What kind of company is it?

If it's what you want to do, take it. After I got my grad degree, I ate rice and oatmeal for every meal. Until I met a rich girl. That was what saved me....

I grew up without electricity.

The Kanc should never have been paved. Scar on the land

I own a software co. in NH. You better double your salary.

Because lesbians don’t have as many children?

It’s the incredibly stupid people who work in that thing. Just hard to believe ..

Absolutely correct about anxiety. When I am at my off grid cabin for a few days, my tinnitus disappears.. usually. No TV, just classical music and books.

How many fat 93 year olds have you seen?

Your marriage is doomed if you are taking advice from Redditors....

that must be a joke...

I love making suet for my little birdie friends..

I am currently powering 100% of my electrical needs off solar except in the winter during snow/stormy periods. I have a large enough lot to have a big array, and that is a limiting factor for many folks, they just don't have a lot/roof big enough or open enough. The electrical companies are starting to use their political weight to make it harder for people to implement solar.

Definitely if you do it yourself. If you have to hire a professional to do it, they use top tier equipment at full markup, and you pay a lot in job hours. Still can be worth it, but contracting the work out is at least double the cost vs. DIY. Some places don't allow DIY, however.

it's more common in authoritarian governments that want to keep track of you.

very common overseas. I did this in Russia, Ukraine, Dubai, Yemen, Bosnia, Turkey, Korea,....

Well if you are handy and generally comfortable with doing electrical work it's actually pretty simple. The hardest part is actually getting the solar panels mounted, everybody situation is different if they go on your roof that's where it gets complicated. The other issue is if you're going to be tying it in to your electrical service. That gets more complicated. Doing a battery backup or off-grid setup is very easy, the equipment has gotten a lot cheaper in the last few years.

Yes, I realized that post put some people off, but it was not my intent to offend.