After basically 3 yrs of working remote tho I wouldn't want to do it again - would have to be a LOT of money

I commuted Portland to Augusta for 2 years, it was a bit rough since I worked late fairly often at the time, but totally doable, and with an efficient vehicle (my car gets 33-35 mpg) really not a big deal

Edward Abbey wrote something along the lines of "it's not the beer cans that are ugly - it's the highway that's ugly - and plus some petty criminal will be gainfully employed in picking them up"

Someones gotta leave all those Allen's bottles in the snowbanks.

You have a "live laugh love" poster in your home and don't understand why that is an insult

OP stated the model year is 1997 and the seller does not have a title.

The statute you cited is therefore not relevant to his situation.

It is possible to obtain title to a vehicle through a bonded title process. This is actually less onerous than it sounds for most used vehicles.

Read again - "Title, if the vehicle is model year 1995 or newer"

OP, look up "bonded titles". You will probably have to put up some money for a bond unless the car is a total junker.

OP says he doesn't have a title, and the vehicle is newer than 95, so your Google fu has failed you this time guygan

You'd think that if Maine was so special to ya, you'd have some favorite places already.

Housing market sucks ass but we could certainly use more early childhood educators

Culturally you'll get along fine. Maine has a small-town culture where people get by how they can, help each other out, and mostly leave people alone to live their lives. It's not too different from what I've seen in the rural Midwest, just with trees and hills instead of corn.

Edit: we also have our share of backwards-ass bigots but for the most part they aren't as loud or aggressive as in Kansas and they don't have any power in the legislature (at least for now)

Just don't get pulled over on the way to the DMV lol

Nope no additional fine

Interested in what shakes out here, as my family also has a property with a deed restriction that my father believes will prevent us from building an ADU despite the recent state law overriding the existing municipal code restrictions.

Are these restrictions in the deed to the property?

When the air temps are consistently above 50 degrees. We seeded micro clover in early September only to have it get totally washed out in a series of heavy thunderstorms. Will be trying again probably late April.

You're full of shit lol. You were pulled over for something else.

What is with everyone being freaked out about people going door to door these days?

Yep, had to reactivate my account about a year ago because there were enough businesses and other groups that only ever posted updates on hours or programs on Facebook.

Go out and experience the state and find somewhere nice then.

Propose in a place that means something to you and your partner, not in a place that Reddit says will look nice on Instagram.

My Mazda 3 hasn't been bothered by snow once since I got proper snow tires.

I don't hate anyone I just don't particularly understand why people like that restaurant. The fact that they have hateful owners is just an extra reason not to bother with a fast food place.

Bro you are taking this very personally. Almost sounds like you spend a lot of time sitting in traffic on I-93 rationalizing your life choices.

I'm very well aware that it's illegal and there are steep per-container fines for individuals lol.