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When I was a kid, we had our own gun by the age of twelve and could use any of the guns in the house except for the handgun, which I think I only...
Very well said.
It's not just homeless people. During the 1980s. we would leave the ambulance running and unlocked while at a scene. I don't recall anyone locally...
Both. I've driven in and through Boston and also traveled there by train. Within Boston, I'd suggest Uber.
When I had children at home (my son and, later, my nephew), I didn't lock my guns up, but I hid them very well, as evidenced by the fact that...
I've driven in Mexico, so I guess that didn't bother me so much.
I never want to live in a big city again, although I wouldn't mind living in Boston for a year or so. As far as big cities go, Boston isn't half...
We had one of the mildest winters since I've been in Maine, yet it doesn't want to end. The snow was gone before I got out of bed this morning,...
I'd be an awful antisemite because I couldn't tell a Jewish person apart from anyone else, and I've always believed that anyone who judges another...
I don't think there has ever been a war in which noncombatants were spared, and this would be particularly difficult when it comes to Hamas, who...
As night falls, the rain has turned to snow.
[MEDIA] This might explain a few things.
Probably not, but most people will agree on something eventually as long as they are willing to keep talking.
It's a little chilly and raining, which is typical for a Maine spring day.
