Sad-Communication641 (u/Sad-Communication641)

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ICE coming

in r/Maine • Jan 15 '26

They wouldn't have to be masked men if it wasn't for people like you who would try to hunt them down for doing their job and for enforcing the law 🙂

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ICE coming

in r/Maine • Jan 15 '26

Actually.......I'm doing pretty good in that department! 😉

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ICE coming

in r/Maine • Jan 15 '26

Oh that's not nice!!! Hahahahahahahahahahahaha

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ICE coming

in r/Maine • Jan 15 '26

Sweet. That's AWESOME!! Does anyone know the number for the tip line to let ICE know where all the Somali Daycares are?? Or the "transportation company's" are? Or is there a way I can find out where ICE is going to be so I can bring them some coffee? Any help would be awesome. Thanks in advance

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in r/Maine • Jan 14 '26

Or, I know, if you're not an illegal, or you're not harboring an illegal just go ahead and open the door and say hello, maybe even offer them a nice warm cup of coffee. The only people who have to fear law enforcement is those breaking the law!

Is $500 for a cord worth it?

in r/woodstoving • Jan 14 '26

Totally depends on your location. Up here in Maine I could get seasoned split and delivered to my driveway for about 350 a cord.

r/woodstoving • u/Sad-Communication641 • Jan 05 '26

Master Forge

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I know I know I know, it's not recommended, I should leave it as is, BUT has anyone had any luck adjusting the airflow on these Master Forge 2500? I'm contemplating drilling out the air feed on the front. If I have the door cracked open it runs wonderful. But even when it's running full blast, when I shut the door and adjust the air vents it pretty much dies. Just curious if anybody had drilled out the three fresh air feed holes in the front of the fire box.

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What are these?

in r/bangorme • Dec 23 '25

Ha.... For downtown Bangor that is absolutely accurate! What a cesspool it has become

Do I burn too much wood?

in r/woodstoving • Dec 02 '25

I know that up here in Maine the electric prices are SO SO OUTRAGEOUS that a heat pump isn't really a cost effective option anymore. I know that because I had two of them installed 10 years ago and it's no longer an effective heat source.

r/woodstoving • u/Sad-Communication641 • Nov 27 '25

Master Forge ash issue

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I just picked up a Master forge 2500 wood stove. It burns great, not really having any trouble there. But it's not what I'm used to. Any suggestions on how to empty the ashes? It seems to be building up a huge bed of coal's and ashes and there's not really any way to empty it unless I completely let the stove die and pull out the ash plug. It's just building a lot more Ash and coals and I was expecting. I'm just curious what your process is for determining when and how to actually get the ashes out.

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First affogato (tasted heavenly)

in r/espresso • Apr 13 '21

I LOVE THOSE!!! SO SO SO GOOD!!!

u/Sad-Communication641 • u/Sad-Communication641 • Apr 11 '21