> The term “nutter” is derogatory and insulting.

And more aptly applied to op themselves.

Been skiing all my life, moved 10 min from Blue Hills, figured I’d get a few days in… still waiting.

Yeah its actually not. Aside from your very obvious privacy issues and utter bullshit here on this thread, your tool is a completely useless piece of shit, hacked together by what appears to be a bunch of greedy morons socially manipulating people on the internet in an attempt to hock a shitbox broken tool. Fuck right off.

Dude is spamming this all over city subs, seems to be from NY since he's looking for $6 haircuts in Chinatown.

I mean, kinda biased no? Is there a resemblance? Sure. I mean you’re basically asserting that you invented putting rainbow lines on a jersey. And not acknowledging that the design you’re bitching about took a far more interesting route for its colored lines, forming a T, rather than an s/s/slash whatever you got. You didn’t invent the MBTA industrial design, you borrowed from it. Maybe have some perspective.

> “Design a Celtics Jersey that uses the MBTA design system”.

Along with the requisite art school primadonna thinking using industrial design from the 70s means they own it and invented it, and then calling out someone else for having similar inspiration.

Not the same vertical design. I mean the OP is a T, which I’d argue is far more clever and aestetically pleasing than what it’s purported to be stealing from. This other one is 80s future lines like United airlines. There’s nothing novel about having the T line colors represented, or organizing them by color in a pleasing way.

Edit: I mean by your measure, you just stole this nuggets design from the 80s:

https://i.ebayimg.com/thumbs/images/g/kxkAAOSwJwdjDFue/s-l300.jpg

Yeah dude, no ones biting your shit here. It’s not a blatant rip off, it’s a similar design. You didn’t invent colored lines that represent the T lines. Your design is dope, but this isn’t “the same thing.” Unless you got a copyright on colored line industrial design.

Both dope, but it’s a bit much to say they’re biting you.

> has been allowed to remain under the Biden administration

I mean, Biden did what he could. The board of directors doesn't seem to want to get rid of him.

I'm still getting shit for the former owners of our house a year and a half later. I was calling their son to come pick it up occasionally, but I'm pretty sick of it at this point.

🙄

Man that jerk, and here I am knowingly paying $.005 more per kw/hr to make sure a greater percentage of my power is generated through wind and solar for a whopping $2.50 more a month on the high outlier in summer. Oh and buying solar for nothing up front. Fuck that guy Brandon and all those liberal heatherns in state government for making all of this the better more affordable choice. Oh and local socialism through a CCA. Theses damn bureaucrats and snowflake liberals saving me a shitload of money. If I was a fucking moron I’d be angry!

Zombies could just walk across the canal underwater no?

DMV won’t give a shit. No one is going to put any more thought into it than filing your paper work and issuing a license.

Does it itch when you think? Do you find yourself furrowing your brow a lot, struggling in vain to understand the situation?

While I agree mostly, shutting down coal plants is a net positive. Refusing to build nuclear is a negative. But they aren’t attached to each other.

Just got a letter in the mail that our town will be switching over to a CCA. They’re projecting prices of .124 per kw/hr. Is there some downside I’m not seeing? Just about to pull the trigger on solar as well, though these prices make the solar deal I was offered less attractive. Anyone have experience with this, or opinions on it?

Hey I’m about as green as they come, but yeah, that’s a pretty accurate description of what happened.

Just got a letter in the mail that our town will be switching over to a CCA. They’re projecting prices of .124 per kw/hr. Is there some downside I’m not seeing? Just about to pull the trigger on solar as well, though these prices make the solar deal I was offered less attractive. Anyone have experience with this, or opinions on it?