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Could you grab me the top-link, seat, and any gauges out of that Ford 2N?
Oh well... if you're going to get all righteous about it...Could you grab me the top-link, seat, and any gauges out of that Ford 2N?
Pretty sure the residents in the house would frown upon that.
Someone is living there ?
If you are speaking of maine, no, we don't want development here. Don't want to end up like all those sellouts with billboards in mass. There is a reason Maine seceded from mass. we don't like how they think.Someone is living there ?
Yup.
Poverty is pretty overwhelming here. But a short drive it's all water front homes worth millions owned by out of staters who contribute nothing tax wise but yet use their influence to prevent any development lest it disrupts their "vacationland".
Sore subject.
P.s I know that was a run on sentence.![]()
Maine doesn't have property tax? And nobody mows their lawns and they ship in all their food privately and only use solar panels and private desalinization plants?who contribute nothing tax wise
If you are speaking of maine, no, we don't want development here. Don't want to end up like all those sellouts with billboards in mass. There is a reason Maine seceded from mass. we don't like how they think. And the less jobs, the less people live here. Not a bad thing. The biggest concern is how to get rid of the tourists, or maybe find a way for them to just leave their money here and only stay one day then go home. waterfront homes, yeah, big problem. drives up the land prices the fishermen cant afford to keep deep for a affordable price. we should just ban out of state ownership of waterfront, especially from those that live in mass.