Hey-buuuddy t1_jcio05t wrote on March 17, 2023 at 2:34 AM

Reply to Connecticut State Rep involved in rollover, handcuffed after by Jawaka99

Drunks are everywhere.

Hey-buuuddy t1_ja106jy wrote on February 26, 2023 at 1:02 AM

Reply to comment by x372 in “Off the beaten path” camping spots by BanditCT

Can’t camp in most. State parks, a few allow camping. None allow fires.

Hey-buuuddy t1_j9v12j5 wrote on February 24, 2023 at 7:30 PM

Reply to Taxing rounds to punish gun owners by Laurajw12

Lol. I like how upper-middle class suburban folks in zero crime areas have a lot of opinions on this, but lower-income urban residents who actually could benefit from armed self-defense are not even considered. This taxes their budgets the most. Taxes on Second Amendment rights helps no one.

Hey-buuuddy t1_j9bgos6 wrote on February 20, 2023 at 6:28 PM

Reply to Who’s excited for the CT DeathFest this Saturday at the Beeracks? by justadudenameddave

Woah there, way more stoked for Sick Of It All on 3/31

Hey-buuuddy t1_j989apk wrote on February 20, 2023 at 12:31 AM

Reply to comment by [deleted] in Blue License Plate by transplant42622

They were on my daily driver in 2002, I believe that was the year they phased them out.

Hey-buuuddy t1_j85s6y5 wrote on February 11, 2023 at 9:07 PM

Reply to Is fishing popular in CT? What are the best places to go fishing? by AlertIndustry1993

Check out ctfisherman.com

Hey-buuuddy t1_j5l7sye wrote on January 23, 2023 at 8:15 PM

Reply to Connecticut’s gas tax is returning incrementally. What’s going on? by NicoleMcIsaac

The gas tax roll-back was intended to ease a potentially-massive energy spike due to a world war breakout in Eastern Europe a year ago.

That war is on a slow burn and will definitely get worse. Now state is hedging their bets as to gently taking back those tax cuts or leaving them.

Encourage your legislators to keep the tax cuts! This a tax cut for everyone, includes free bus fare. State coffers are doing just fine without it and it’s one less thing to showcase about this state being outrageously expensive.

Hey-buuuddy t1_j5kgtc6 wrote on January 23, 2023 at 5:27 PM

Reply to comment by JenjaBebop in Is Middletown a safe place for a woman living alone? by JenjaBebop

You’re quite welcome.

Hey-buuuddy t1_j5f8l7m wrote on January 22, 2023 at 4:18 PM

Reply to comment by Pruedrive in Is Middletown a safe place for a woman living alone? by JenjaBebop

This. The “bad” area of Middletown is limited to the north-end. Avoid pretty much all apartments near downtown and the hospital. Wesleyan is right in that and has a good balancing effect. Walking down Main St is about as rough as it gets, which is absolutely nothing compared to Hartford.

The “Westlake” section way out on the west side on the border of Cromwell is apartment complex land. It’s safe over there, sometimes cars can get hit at night due to the proximity to the highways. There’s some crap housing developments to avoid, you’ll know when you see them. The area is far from downtown, though.

Most of Middletown is suburban or rural to the south. Very few rentals. Housing market still red hot there.

Hey-buuuddy t1_j1bm8rr wrote on December 23, 2022 at 2:31 AM

Reply to Glastonbury lawsuit seeks to block developer from transforming tobacco warehouse into 30 condos by CT-Superb

Oh I know where this area is- this is the OG old historic house area, mostly antique, lining Main St right around the corner. Totally a NIMBY situation. This area is watching the other side of Hebron Ave being commercially developed and does not want the traffic and noise. Agree with them or not, it’s just wealthy people with big old houses who are going to keep showing up at P&Z meetings. If no one noticed, virtually ALL the new commercial development (including condos) is north of Hebron Ave to East Hartford- and that’s by design.