This would make the dogs reactive and bitey, so I say plausible. 

 @d46cf433 plenty of wind today.  I only ever see a handful of them slowly turning in the 42,000 acres that the Fowler Ridge wind farms took over. 

 @91f99226 how large (in KM) is a Canton there?  My city is roughly 28.9 km2.  We have 500k people living within a 1000km2 area sharing a physical border with the 3rd largest city in the US.  As far as corruption goes, it’s what politics is all about here.  We call Cook County (Chicago) “Crook County” and our Lake County “Crook County East”. 

 @91f99226  our county has a population of about a half a million people.  My city alone has about 40k people.  It’s purely a matter of the infrastructure cannot handle the traffic it is getting. Verizon did a shite job of prepping and executing the roll out. 

 @91f99226 and lol at “LOOK”.  Snark is my native language so snark away, :) 

 @91f99226 no.  Northwest Indiana, about 45 min east of the city.  But I am in and out of the city picking up parts for our business all the time. 

 @efa2e20e the 4g non VoLTe has been off since Dec31 2022 for Verizon.  We were told that the rest of the 4g network would be “slowly phased out”. With no date.  The thought was that customers using old hardware (iPhone 5/6 and older), would have time to upgrade.  However the new network here is unstable and cannot handle the volume.  I drop calls like crazy in the middle of town, when  I used to have service pretty much everywhere before the switch. 

 @91f99226 if that is the case, I am jealous.  Apparently the Chicagoland area doesn’t rate good service yet.  Probably because we are a lost cause. 

 @efa2e20e @19cbfccb 3g has been totally shut off here for a while and they are rapidly phasing out 4g.  Our service is terrible since the switch happened.  When I spoke with a customer who is part of Verizon’s infrastructure team, he told me that they are at least 2 years away from even being close to fixing the myriad issues they are having. 

 @41995660 we had a case here in the 80’s where a man committed suicide by multiple blunt force trauma to the back of the head with a claw hammer.  It happens.  https://www.nytimes.com/1986/03/30/nyregion/follow-up-on-the-news-hammer-death-killing-or-suicide.html