Recent comments in /f/Connecticut

I_Know_What_Happened t1_jec0f9d wrote

Reply to comment by a-sillylittlegoose in Relocating to CT from CA by a-sillylittlegoose

I moved from CA to CT. They aren’t strict on registering the car. But you need your title for the dmv. Which the CA dmv has and it took mine like 5 months to get sent over. But again ct doesn’t care you can do your license first. As for smog. Till they send your title over if you need to renew registration on your car in CA you can use a 3rd party online site. They charge for it but they will send your sticker to CT. Smog is waived in that case. You will need to do an emission test here prior to registering.

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CTNotPC t1_jebz4al wrote

Reply to My job didn’t work out guys….I got asked to leave once my background came back with the felony court case I’m going through right now. Anyone at all still know where I can work? by Jonny_Balls

I got a bud that works for a well drilling company. He has a background. I also know someone who is a machine operator for a construction company (also with a record). Both make enough to have their own place, car and take decent vacations.

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Justinontheinternet OP t1_jebwhxb wrote

Reply to comment by RobbieL241 in CT is paying criminals $500/mo by Justinontheinternet

It’s a summary of the article. That’s why I put editorialized title.

“ed·i·to·ri·al·ize /ˌedəˈtôrēəˌlīz/ verb past tense: editorialized; past participle: editorialized (of a newspaper, editor, or broadcasting organization) make comments or express opinions rather than just report the news. "the BBC itself was not to editorialize about the news or matters of public policy"

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