AdamSmokesCrack

Your in luck, that little guy is a booze weasel, and he loves random table scraps.

Okay, we do have a no refunds policy, but you may qualify for the replacement program.

Here's your ferret. Enjoy!

as far as activities it is much better, but the overall feel of the general public is still a toss-up for me (I've only visited twice).

Yes the snow is a MAJOR pain in the ass. I went to a concert in Boston Sunday night, and I bought round trip bus tickets for the occasion. We missed the last bus back to New Hampshire by like 10 minutes, and we noticed the next one would arrive within a few hours. A few hours passed and no bus. Another hour passed, no bus. We had to actually call the Bus Company (since none of their employees were at the station) to find out they had canceled all of their buses until noon. All because of a few inches of snow! We ended up taking an Amtrak home, and losing out about 30 dollars, and about 12 hours of our time.

Have you been out west at all? I highly recommend Colorado or Arizona, but again, that's just a personal recommendation. Planning on staying in the New England region, or as far away as possible?

At the moment, now I'm pondering Boston. After living in Indy for around 2 years or so, it just feels more natural. I grew up in a small town, and this place really reminds me of that... and as said before it's boring. Interesting to see others from the area, are the others from &T as well? Honestly I do not recognize the given SN's, or yours, but then again my visits to &T we're very limited after I left High School.

I've only lived here for about 2 months... it's kind of lame. Lot of bars, snow, hills. I'm originally from Indiana, and I am used to blocks for streets, even out on country roads. I haven't traveled to many places outside of Farmington, other than Rochester here and there, and Union a few times, and Waterboro, Maine. I'd kind of rather live in Maine to be honest.

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