Wish someone had warned me

[jkmph]

I put up with pollution

I'm sorry, if you think Maine is polluted then you clearly have unrealistic standards of what should be considered clean. I grew up there, my family lives in southern Maine and it's so far from polluted that I'm offended by your post.

Maine may not have a long list of reasons to visit/live there, but having an amazingly pristine environment and opportunities to do outdoorsman-type things is one of them. Biddeford is no exception.

Although based on one of your other posts I'm sure if you get some random disease 30 years down the road you can probably blame it on your 2-4 year stint in Biddeford.

 

[Cybii]

Think of the potential for emergency cod pieces. Now that's a style that needs to come back and what a great reason for it to😀

*sigh* For some reason I can't imagine a lot of male clothing being used for this, though. Not a lot to work with.

 

[J-Rad]

I'm sorry, if you think Maine is polluted then you clearly have unrealistic standards of what should be considered clean. I grew up there, my family lives in southern Maine and it's so far from polluted that I'm offended by your post.

Maine may not have a long list of reasons to visit/live there, but having an amazingly pristine environment and opportunities to do outdoorsman-type things is one of them. Biddeford is no exception.

Although based on one of your other posts I'm sure if you get some random disease 30 years down the road you can probably blame it on your 2-4 year stint in Biddeford.

Agree, the area is generally pretty pristine. The school is 10 miles from MERC so it doesn't really have the same odor problem that downtown Saco and Biddeford have. I lived in downtown Saco for my first year and a little off downtown Biddo my last (by 5 points) and while the odor was sometimes present, it was not an all-the-time thing. I doubt the air quality is anywhere near poor. Likewise the contention that one student's lymphoma was related to MERC (seen in another thread) is a pretty spurious claim, else we're going to have to figure out why there are lots of healthy kids and adults who live in "less polluted" areas and still get cancer.

*sigh* For some reason I can't imagine a lot of male clothing being used for this, though. Not a lot to work with.

We have to be fair here. There are females and men who dig men here and may not get the same tingle over the emergency bra. And truthfully I've never met a woman or a gay dude who would really dig an emergency jock strap. (I think I missed my calling in fashion design).

 

[Cybii]

We have to be fair here. There are females and men who dig men here and may not get the same tingle over the emergency bra. And truthfully I've never met a woman or a gay dude who would really dig an emergency jock strap. (I think I missed my calling in fashion design).

I know, I know. I'm into men (I'm a lady, don't let the beard fool you!) and that is why I was lamenting that there isn't too much to work with men's clothes. Agreed... would not want anyone to bust out the emergency jock strap.

 

[123165]

I know, I know. I'm into men (I'm a lady, don't let the beard fool you!) and that is why I was lamenting that there isn't too much to work with men's clothes. Agreed... would not want anyone to bust out the emergency jock strap.

LoL, this emergency mask smells like a Bradford Pear tree.

 

[bth7]

I know, I know. I'm into men (I'm a lady, don't let the beard fool you!) and that is why I was lamenting that there isn't too much to work with men's clothes. Agreed... would not want anyone to bust out the emergency jock strap.

Three words people:

Critical

Window

Period