Recent comments in /f/Pennsylvania

CidersShadow03 t1_jbmuhjj wrote

Ok, first, make a law to test people under the influence of weed. Then follow the guidelines of drunk driving laws. Take away their license and raise their insurance premiums sky high just like they do with drunk drivers. Then if you’re in an accident involving someone who is driving under the influence of pot, sue them for damages as “high” as the law allows. Sorry, you use, you abuse, you lose big time. Okay potheads show how big, tough and bad you are on here. Because it will only push me harder to have the influence laws passed and strictly enforced. So tick me off.

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ktxhopem3276 t1_jbm9nkm wrote

These long duration projects always go up in cost due to inflation. It’s really not a big deal except if you want to write hyperbolic headline like this article

> Unit prices were established at the time of bidding but the contract does include provisions for adjustments associated with standard price indexes such as diesel fuel, asphalt, and steel

Some projects have major unexpected obstacles like the route interstate 99 when they realized they exposed acidic rock and had to spend $100 million in remediation

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SeptasLate t1_jbm4eg8 wrote

Philly is rough but unless you're hanging out in parts of North or West it's not that bad. Just need to spend time with people who've been around for a minute and don't spend all day on the next door app, they're not as on edge.

I'm more stressed about the housing costs in Philly, montco and delco.

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Popular-Variation-29 OP t1_jbm41p5 wrote

Cumberland County is a pretty nice place, we get over to Pine Grove Furnace to swim every summer.

My wife from Lancaster still makes fun of the way I say some things after being together almost 14 years lol

And yeah the hill thing really amuses me. It's really fun driving a manual transmission out there.

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C4bl3Fl4m3 t1_jblwqes wrote

My parents moved from Washington County to Cumberland County before I was born. Ofc, I'd go back there with them sometimes to see family. There's definitely linguistic differences. My speech is primarily South-Central PA (soda, not pop, tvym) with a few Pittsburgheze words/syntax thrown in, but I can understand Pittsburgheze.

And the hill thing! What they call a hill, I call the side of a mountain! (My parents are STILL that way, over 40 years later.)

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