Tuesday, December 12, 2017

These Are The 10 Worst Places To Live In Vermont For 2018

Infotainment website RoadSnacks.net seems to be a credible source for municipal data analysis. They used science and data to determine which communities in the Green Mountain State are the worst.

www.roadsnacks.net

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  1. So there you go, quit complaining about Springfield. It is a wonderful place to live. You have the prison which brings along quite a bit of entertainment. For instance you would have to go out west to find a horse wrangler. The town is cleaning up the river front. You have great historical buildings like the Bryant factory on Clinton (bless her heart) street. The list goes on

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  2. So, Springfield ISN'T the worst place in Vermont to live! (Not that you'ld know it by listening to SOME on this blog!) I looked at most of the towns that are ON those lists, and then decided to move here. I guess I made the best choice.

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  3. The worse the place you live, the easier it is for you to make a positive difference. Look at Mother Teresa, who achieved sainthood by establishing a complex for people to die in! How much easier can it get? A town like Springfield is a lot harder to improve, because it already has good stuff going for it, but still has a lot more that the tenderfoot arriving in town can pitch in to make better. Better to be a player in sandlot baseball that a passive spectator in a skybox in Wrigley Field.

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  4. Chuck cant be that sorry today, he is strong willed enough to put his name on his posts.

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    1. Is that the best defense you can come up with, fellow anonymous poster? I offered some positive comments on this town, and got insulted for my trouble. Anonymity has its benefits, and takes nothing away from what I said. Practice what you preach.

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  5. chuck gregory12/12/17, 5:29 PM

    Ad hominem attacks always indicate the presence of a defective argument. It's just sad that so many of them appear on this newsblog; either Springfield has a lot of hurting people or one very prolific hurting commenter!

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    1. Chuck, you attacked me. All I did was make a positive comment on this town. You responded with a zenophobic rant about people from Chicago, of all places. (Still trying to understand why.) Your bashing Mother Theresa displays an anti-Catholic sentiment usually found in people like Roy Moore, which is pretty disgusting. My question to you is: Who put the hate in your coffee this morning?

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  6. chuck gregory12/12/17, 8:16 PM

    No, I was attacking the OTHER Anonymous! You should consider having a tag of your own, like Alpen Jack, The Machinist, Boss Hogg, Philip Caron, and so on. It doesn't have to be your real name (except Boss Hogg uses his real name).

    Actually, it wasn't an attack; it was simply poorly phrased. I should have written, "The worse the place one lives, the easier it is for one to make a difference." I do, however, stand by my condemnation of passivity-- in the postulated example, in the luxury of a skybox at a well-known baseball stadium. However, for those offended by my selection of Wrigley Field, I'll use Ebbets Field instead. There, now we're all happy!

    Except for Anonymous...

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    1. Ha! My name is not a tag.

      Chuck, some days I think I can understand what you post, but today doesn't seem to be one of them. Cheers!

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    2. chuck gregory12/15/17, 2:28 PM

      And season's greetings to you, too, Philip! For some time there was some Anonymous posting under my name-- it might have been my evil twin, the brother I never knew I had. The blog administrator couldn't block or filter him, so I was constantly pointing out to all that there was somebody posting here that was stupider than I am. As a result, I assume that nobody posts under their real name here except me.

      Good to know you're brave enough to join the minority who do!

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    3. Chuck, you must be a lexicographer too.

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    4. If you sign up for a free Google+ account like Chuck Shannon below, then we will know its the real you because you can then chose to have all your posts display with the official Blogspot/Blogger logo next your name or you can even change it to display a small photo of yourself on all your postings automatically.

      Application here:
      https://accounts.google.com/SignUp

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  7. See Springfield is a eutopia of paradise. Great food, shops, culture. And probably some of the finest heroin to be found. I was thinking about moving to Hawaii but now I am forced to reconsider and add Springfield to the mix.

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