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City dweller. Northwoods enthusiast. Backyard rink builder. Slowcore devotee.
Shoot 360, architectural and travel photography for a living at Alleycat 360 | Photography: http://alleycat.mn
Blogging about some of the above: http://mnisforlovers.com
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At this point sure. Go find a reliable alternative next time you purchase a vehicle. But judging people for getting an EV they already bought months or years ago seems so counterproductive.
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Almost like getting rid of a car would be a huge hassle. Way more so than not having the internet. It’s ok to be empathetic.
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Don’t you have a starlink?
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That’s the good stuff.
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#cdmx #mexico #photography #streetphotography
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Oh, here's a better version of that last one.
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California’s is pretty basic. It would be hard to pick a good design for the whole state.
Better but not sure accurate image with all 50 states. Some seem like specialty ones. www.worldlicenseplates.com/usa/US_USAX....
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Think these are just plates printed by 3M or that use their film.
But you know what could go wrong with a URL on a plate. cbs6albany.com/amp/news/nat...
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Popular with many bad drivers. The cybertruck of license plates.
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True. I’ll have to keep an eye out on my upcoming road and work trips.
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And less than you’d think.
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I’m sure all the needy ones do. A lot don’t.
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Now you want to see a good looking plate? Wisconsin’s sesquicentennial plate was so good.
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Have the state parks plate myself. Doesn’t quite live up to the loon plate’s standards.
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A hyper-local connection is this recent piece from Longfellow Whatever that has an amazing map of how many places in Minneapolis's Longfellow neighborhood used to be corner markets (now we have basically 2 or 3 groceries, as far as I know)
www.longfellowwhatever.com/ghost-grocer...
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That’s super cringe if I’m not being obvious.
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The Minnesota license plate has a web address on it.
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This is the content I’ve been waiting for.
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The insane shit that they’re getting away with really got to me today. I know we’ll get through this, but how long will it take to get out the other side?
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Sending my condolences.
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Definitely inspired by the place or people I’m photographing. Not thinking, oh, this reminds me of some other photographer’s work.
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Chocolate cake with mint frosting and chocolate ganache. Only a vague aftertaste once it was baked. Not a pretty cake, but it was very good. Peppermint patty vibes. sallysbakingaddiction.com/mint-chocola...
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Probably best that almost everyone is unaware on both sides of the border.
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It’s tough for native Minnesotans but there are destinations outside of the North Shore.
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Amazing thing is you can just travel there. Even move from one to another.
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Minnesota would be so lucky to have an Alpine Valley.
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One time we got enough money in their to actually invest and then promptly needed a surgery. Fun!
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Slowly filling up the HSA and hoping nothing else has to be paid in the meantime.
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Oh, this gets weirder, Marcol apparently was coked out of his mind. youtu.be/kpervGbeQd4?...
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Probably true.
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I think this might oddly be a good thing to point out. Get Trump and the Republicans off this idea very quickly.