listen you bastards were gonna get out there and were gonna sleep for four hours and we are going to MAKE IT to our parents house by five o clock and there will be NO complaining about it

/coach taylor

anyone ever been to Providence, RI, or Portland, ME? We're looking at some new towns to live in

The Dude wrote:anyone ever been to Providence, RI, or Portland, ME? We're looking at some new towns to live in

Visited Portland. Seems ideal, if you like coolish weather in the summer. Portland SeaDogs play right there -- good food and beer in the stadium.

I love Maine.

MrsVox wrote:

The Dude wrote:anyone ever been to Providence, RI, or Portland, ME? We're looking at some new towns to live in

Visited Portland. Seems ideal, if you like coolish weather in the summer. Portland SeaDogs play right there -- good food and beer in the stadium.

I love Maine.

Ditto on Portland. Old Port is awesome if you like nightlife & seafood, general atmosphere is more laid back than Providence, and cost of living is much cheaper.

Thanks, we're probably going to do a trip to both soon. Have friends in both places, too, so that helps if it's one of those choices

lost 190 on blackjack
drank lots of Knob Creek on an empty stomach
slept 1.5 hours last night
found out the Mirage held 350 bucks from my checking account which they weren't supposed to do
got that shit fixed sorta
ready to hit the pool up

like a boss

Barry Jive wrote:lost 190 on blackjack
drank lots of Knob Creek on an empty stomach
slept 1.5 hours last night
found out the Mirage held 350 bucks from my checking account which they weren't supposed to do
got that $#@! fixed sorta
ready to hit the pool up

like a boss

wtf are you doing sleeping, you pussy

sorry sir

um, i might hook up with this hot blonde british chick tonight

The Dude wrote:anyone ever been to Providence, RI, or Portland, ME? We're looking at some new towns to live in

I think they're very different. You're likely to have a strong preference for one over the other.

I think that's the worst advice I've ever read.

Barry Jive wrote:sorry sir

um, i might hook up with this hot blonde british chick tonight

hd video or it didn't happen

I love Portland and Maine in general, but you have to be prepared for the summers when vacationers will make getting around on I95 and Rt 1 a bit of a pain. I lived there for a summer in Wells, just south of Portland and it can be tough at times.

And as an aside, my dad owns a pottery studio on an island right off the coast of Portland, though I've never been there.

VoxOrion wrote:I think that's the worst advice I've ever read.

I guess. Providence is basically New Jersey (not that there's anything wrong with that). I don't know Portland, ME at all but I'm guessing that it's not. It seems like that would be a good place to start, presuming you already know what New Jersey is like.

No, I meant from the vagueness of the response itself. It made me laugh.

swish, what about it is like NJ? I know most of the areas we'd be looking at would be a combination of waterfront housing with colleges nearby and being very walkable. My experience with NJ is limited to Cherry Hill/Marlton/Haddon Heights and then North Jersey

Why is signing up for the PRAXIS so hard?

cause we're talkin' bout PRAXIS

CFP wrote:Why is signing up for the PRAXIS so hard?

yea it is obnoxious. it is pretty well hidden on the website. you need to have some sort of account already too. i always forgot my password and username for it.

I called them for the computer-based test and everything went through fine. Then I got the e-mail and the guy got my street name and town wrong.

and it doesn't get any easier when it's over. i know multiple teachers who have not had their results reported to the proper outlets even though their paperwork was completed properly.