Do you live in the town Footloose is based on?

Bucks county is a weird place. When you hear stories about the place, you would think it's some sort of MAGA stronghold.

Yet, Bucks went blue for the 2016 and 2020 presidential elections, blue for the Governor's race, and blue for the US senate race.

This seems to be the problem with every leader or senate in this state. I quit voting over the same corrupt b.s.. how do we change this revolving problem? Something needs to be done. Us people of Pennsylvania are living on pennies, pay check to pay check. The children are not learning from the payout after payout the schools take on. Every problem Pennsylvania runs into has to do with someone holding office. It's time for a change! We can't change nothing when our electives only care about making more money for themselves and to hell with the rest. Pennsylvania needs a major change.

I go to Penndot in harrisburg, luckily I'm local to harrisburg area, and I get everything done and walk out with a license plate. 2hr drive might be worth it to you.

Get it inspected on your return to PA.

PA inspection stickers are of no concern to cops in other States other than to give them a purported cause for a pretextual stop.

If you are excessively concerned over it, then time to your return to coincide with the nearest inspection place upon crossing the State line, where you have your vehicle booked in for inspection.

To be fair, the same thing could be said for any medical condition. People increasingly can't afford their deductibles and co-pays regardless of the nature of the condition being treated.

Mental Health Parity just means the same shitty coverage as everything else.

We rented a generator for a production of Damn Yankees in the 90s. Rental company found out we were depicting the devil and refused to do business with us again.

Fun fact. This high school also recently performed Grease.

The board president actually said this at the meeting: “I don’t think there is a play with a worse theme than Grease and we performed it in an excellent way,” Naum said. “Mrs. (Brooke) Bomberger did a fantastic job of modifying it to what we believe is community standards.”

Yes, showing a husband who is devoted to his wife, a strong marital bond, parents who communicate with their children and help them problem solve, and a family who sticks together through thick and thin would definitely send the wrong message.

Y'All Qaeda trash at it again.

That's so ridiculous. I remember Trinity HS doing Grease. The Catholic high school. Performing Grease. LMAO

He/she wont know what you look like until 1-he runs your plate and sees your license photo, or 2- sees you in person. But the dark windows draws attention either way. Do you plan legal tint or darker than legal?

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It may depend on the state. I lived in TX for 4 years while in the Army with my vehicle registered in PA, and had an expired inspection sticker pretty much the entire time.

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Get it done ASAP when you get back...

It's a shame, but it looks like many workers at Penn State are not in a union. A strong union could help many of these issues.

> College hasn't been about higher learning for a long time now.

You are projecting.

Like everything else, college is what you yourself decide it to be.

You can play sports, you can drink 24/7, or you can study hard.

You don't have to worry about being stopped for expired inspection in another state. Make an appointment for an inspection as soon as you get back. If you get pulled over when back in PA, tell them you have been out of state and you have an inspection within the next few days at X garage. Chances are, they'll let you go with a warning or ask you to send in proof of inspection.

> What i am saying is simply statistical.

You are on Reddit.

If 2+2=4 could somehow be interpreted as anti-agenda, you would be down voted.

Reddit is where dumb people come to confirm their biases.

Yep. I've had several family members go through it. I guess my idea would be as long as you follow through with treatment and made an honest effort. I'm completely aware the first round rarely works.

for me, I'm happy I went there for a number of reasons, but among the most prominent is that I was able to see what this type of corruption and corporate apathy actually looks like (because spoiler alert: it is EVERYWHERE in the modern American workplace). I learned to navigate it while I was in school and that has made my work life a lot easier and less stressful tbh.

still, I would not recommend my younger family members to attend PSU by any means.