BoaterEd is definitely not the same kind of forum. They deal with life and death issues on a much broader, national, and even international scale.
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The response you pasted above is not offensive, at least not to be. But please don't for a minute think that anyone would relate your responses to that one. If you think you're that straighforward, don't. Your first two sentences to my reply are confusing enough, to follow that with a sensible response apparently copied from another site is even more confusing. That post id not idiotic, but yours are.
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Thank you for editing that, as I had trouble following your first attempt at it.
VtSteve, I still stand by my own observations of moon and weather. Do you stand by your own speed limit posts that anyone can view on the World Wide Web? Or is it, somehow, unfair to list these?
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"Lake Champlain is quite a bit different than Winni. Not as congested, spread out."
"Can we all agree that it's stupid to go through a 6mph zone at 80mph at night? Can we at least respect ourselves and others to do that? How stupid is it that they go 90 in a NWZ, and they want a 45 mph speed limit on the lake?"
"Yes, we all have a few beers."
"Courtesy was not their forte. You know the type, the ones that spoil the school dance for everyone, the ones that spoil parties due to their being obnoxious."
"Absolutely wild in a Donzi 18. My BIL had one that freaked me out at about 70."
"The drinks on the lake are getting quite expensive."
"Some adolescents never learn. And almost always, they ruin it for others."
"Bear Islander truly needs a smack up side the head to bring him to reality."
"I knew it would come to this. Just a few ******* ruin it for everyone. But the arrogance of a few standout powerboats is all the weenies need for a group to focus on. As they say, police yourselves or perish."
~VtSteve
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Well, enough of that.
As I earlier told Evenstar and am advising you and Airwaves now, the Speed Limit forum will gradually diminish into nothingness once the rants fade away.
The House and Senate granted approvals, and the Governor will sign HB847.
On this lake, Vermonters and Mainers need to accept this Legislature's long-considered debate, just as others must accept the consequence that some unwanted company will be visiting you.
The Granite State has spoken.
Sincerely yours,
Pond scum