xxis16 asked:

Danger Danger live with Paul Laine

NERIO

muddpuppie asked:


i have 15 young parakeets most are mutation colors 6-8 mons. im in waterbury CT … i will not ship. respond to this with a email for me to contact you . if you take all i will provide a XXXXL homed cage

HOLT

Alia C asked:


i need to know some really scary places to go to that are around the waterbury/bristo/berlin area that are either cemeteries or churches pleaseeee helppp! and i will need directions too!

HOEHN

Cliff Calderwood asked:


No matter which season you take Vermont vacations, you’ll see these seven scenic wonders and fall in love with the Green Mountain state. And just in case you mistakenly think there are only seven wonders - think again. Each of these is a vacation in itself, full of the wonders of adventure, breathtaking views, wildlife, and fine dining and lodging.

It all begins here…

GREEN MOUNTAIN NATIONAL FOREST

The Green Mountain National Forest is 400,000 acres stretching across two-thirds of the length of Vermont. The Forest comprises six wilderness areas offering camping and 900 miles of trails, and a backcountry environment for all ages. Campgrounds are available on a first-come basis during the summer season.

Popular destinations in the Forest include the Robert Frost Trail near Ripton, Texas Falls Recreation area close to Hancock, the Moosalamoo area near Brandon, and Lake Dunmore and Brandbury State Park

QUECHEE GORGE

Located in central Vermont near the town of Woodstock, Quechee Gorge is a geological wonder. Nicknamed Vermont’s Grand Canyon, the gorge was carved when the last glacier covering New England receded about 12,000 years ago. Today the Ottauguechee River flows through the gorge and is spanned by a bridge, which offers a marvelous photogenic vantage point for visitors.

The entrance to the park is just west of the bridge, and offers trails down to the gorge and wooded nature walks.

SCENIC ROUTE 100 FROM KILLINGTON TO WATERBURY

Vermont boasts many scenic drives but none more scenic than the portion of Route 100 from Killington to Waitsfield. The route borders the Green Mountain National Forest and meanders through mountain valleys, rivers, streams, waterfalls, and small farming villages. Along this route you’ll move from open farmland to steep mountain cliffs either side of a winding narrow road, and then eventually back to open fields.

The latter part of the journey to Waterbury offers marvelous views of the distant northern Green Mountains.

STOWE

Nestled between two mountain ranges is perhaps the most picturesque town in New England - Stowe. The draw and attraction for many to Stowe is Mount Mansfield, and the mountain dominates the landscape.

After the snow melts, families have an endless assortment of things to do on their Vermont vacations, including swimming, hiking, horseback riding, canoeing, kayaking, and scenic driving tours. Mount Mansfield itself provides hiking trails for the fit and energetic, or you can take in amazing views from your own car as you drive to the summit ridge on the historic toll road.

LAKE CHAMPLAIN AND ISLANDS

Lake Champlain seems like a lost cousin of the Great lakes. Long and deep, but with an average width of only 12 miles, its northern area is dotted with a magnificent string of Islands popular for Vermont vacations. Routes 2 and 78 connect the larger ones together and to the Vermont mainland. One of the last “undiscovered” treasures of New England, the Lake Champlain Islands offer magnificent vistas of Vermont’s Green Mountains to the east, and New York’s Adirondacks to the west.

NORTHEAST KINGDOM

The Northeast Kingdom is a vast 1.3 million acres of mostly wilderness land, which includes public forests, parks, lakes, ponds, rivers and streams. This is an area where little has changed since the glaciers left, and the adventurous will find plenty of opportunity to live out their dream Vermont vacation.

Nature shares the Northeast Kingdom with people, and this is an area where wildlife and scenery is king, and folks gladly take a back seat. Load up your camping stuff and supplies in St. Johnsbury, check your gas level, and be prepared for an exhilarating experience!

COVERED BRIDGES

No mention of Vermont wonders can bypass the finest collection of covered bridges in the United States. If you include the bridges shared with New Hampshire and spanning the Connecticut River, the state has 106, which is more than any other New England state. Most bridges are accessible to the public, in excellent condition, and a joy to discover and photograph.

The craftsmen who designed these monuments had no idea they were building a legacy now enjoyed by visitors from all over the world. Wherever you are in the state you’re not far from a Vermont covered bridge

This brief journey has been but an introduction to an area in the U.S. where not only the people, but nature, does things just a little differently - And that makes all the difference for Vermont vacations.



PELOQUIN

Kay asked:


in waterbury ct, every summer the ponte club has a public 4 night opening for italians to enjoy all kinds of true italian food and have fun. does anyone know what the recipe could be? it has 2 kinds of pasta and tomato sauce. its sooooooo good! if you have no idea what im talking about- whats ur fav recipe???
oh yeah somehow forgot some things! =] cannelli beens kindney beans…

GOLDMANN

sam21 asked:


Hey guys, need some advice. I’m finishing the 3rd week of a Chad Waterbury workout program and in a few days I am leaving for an 5 day outdoor festival. All it is going to be is beer, no sleep, and limited food options. I was wondering if anyone could give some advice on what to pack to try and prevent a massive setback. Advice other then, don’t go and don’t drink. I plan on bringing protein bars, some lipo6 pills, lots of water, maybe some pre cooked chicken ******* in the cooler, oh and drinking light beer :). Thanks guys

LESURE

pilotcartv asked:

Ever encounter those drivers who just can’t get the concept of yield/merge and that only one vehicle should occupy the lane at any one time? Nevermind sharing the lane with an OSL. We encountered this idiot in Waterbury CT. The idiot encounter begins at the 3:20 mark.

Watch more clips and LIVE video on http://pilotcar.tv

GOTTSCHALK

turkiesandwich asked:


The following was sent to my facebook account, and its members are saying what happened is in direct violation of people’s rights, blah blah, they’re holding protests etc. But I was under the impression that malls were not public property; since someone owns them, they are technically private, right? Can someone actually do something about this, or is this “movement” BS?:

On October 12, around 3 o’clock in the evening, Daniel MacDonald was kicked out of the Brass Mills Mall for protesting free hugs inside the malls premises. Daniel was immediately told to either put away his “free hugs” sign or get kicked out of the mall’s premises. When asked why, the security guard replied that it was a distraction to the customers. This group is a committee of people who believe free hugs should be allowed inside the Mall.

“”Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.”

A politician once stated that freedom of speech ends when people are put in danger. “You can’t yell fire in a crowded theater for no reason and call it freedom of speech.” However, nobody is in danger when someone decides to do nice things.

Dan MacDonald’s Constitutional Rights have been violated by the ignorant sloths that Waterbury has dubbed “Mall Security.” I will not stand for this, and I hope you won’t either.”

STRACKBEIN

Gionette asked:


there was a drug bust in waterbury connectiucut last week and i just want information as to what happened and who was involved

FRIERSON

Momma asked:


Hello , I have a good friend who was swindled out of her deposit money,

She needs a place to live BY this weekend
Sunday April 22nd, 2007

Does anyone, know of a place for rent in this area, at around 600 dollars per month.

If you know anyone with an empty apartment, who could use the money for atleast 30 day rental until she can find something, it would be greatly appreciated.

Email Me
Thanks

Meg

BERNARDINI