I don't think it's a good smell either, but when you smell it enough times, you get used to it and tolerate it more.

Did you, uh...did you miss the joke? Would you like it explained?

Well, there are two kinds of weed. The kind where all the "get high" aspects are sucked out of it so it's used medically, and the "natural" kind, so to speak.

Don't worry, smelling weed isn't bad for you. I've smelled so much weed over the years that I can distinguish between weed smell and skunk smell.

Quite a few flat bridges there too, last I saw. Easy on the feet. Although last time I went was a few years back so take my words with a grain of salt.

Went to my doctor for a foot sore (Martin's Point) the other day and I was able to get it there, although it was in limited supply.

None of the Hannie's near me offers it. You might want to ask your doctor and schedule an appointment there.

MP also has vaccine clinics although I'm not sure if they're just restricted to patients or not.

Welcome to the political climate of today, bud. "Lesser of two evils" voting is the norm now. Take it or leave it.

People read it for the 3 or so days it's up and then pay no attention to it for the rest of its runtime.

Doesn't stop people from still posting them, though. A lot of people don't read the subreddit rules to begin with.

I mean...you could just ask the subreddit outside of the stickied thread. It's not practical, but people will still give you recs anyway.

Ha...you are one man. A newbie, at that. Good luck to ya.

Try telling Hearst that.

Is that Charlie Lopresti's truck?

Someone better fetch the kill count at her place of employment and lay a couple more charges on her...

Of course she's from Florida...classic Florida.

Bad interpretation. The sign says "just a pulse" because employment is rough right now and many places are hiring most anyone and everyone. Smiling Hill Farm is no exception. Nothing more to it.

Lesser of two evils. I would choose her over LeChonk any day of the week.

Have you tried mail-order? Much more convenient. You don't have to keep going out every time you need a prescription. And it's mostly no hassle. Really, the only hassle I've had involving them is with a prescription that hardly any pharmacy covers--had to go through my secondary insurance to pay for it since my primary wouldn't, but it wasn't too bad.

I use I-Care Pharmacy in Fort Fairfield. Never had to go there once. Great people, great service, and barring any mail delays, I usually get my prescriptions in a couple days. They call you when they notice you need a refill on a prescription, too.

North, midcoast, it's all the same to us Southern Mainers.

It's all a matter of comparison.

When stacked up against other cities in the US, Lewiston is one of the safest cities.

When stacked up against other cities in Maine, Lewiston is most definitely not safe.

The same goes for Portland. 42 shootings in such a short span of time (plus the two burglaries that just happened, and today's shooting makes it a solid 43) is pretty alarming for a city in Maine. Compare that stat with other US cities, though, and it's like telling someone "hey, I'm pregnant" when they already know you're pregnant.

So yeah. If that were a statewide list, Portland wouldn't even come close.

Midcoast, north, it's all the same to Southern Mainers.

Well, that's a pretty good start.

Yep. He only covers four or five towns way up north of the state, neither of which I live in.

Yeah, I live waaaaay further south in the state than that. Definitely explains a lot.

Ah, that would explain why I haven't heard of him.

...Who?

No, seriously, who? I've only received stuff for Mills, LePage, and Ingwerson. Never heard of this guy.

Which, of course, means I can assume the worst...