They're silly, but just get an electronic cut-out welded in. Best of both worlds.

He could be a lot worse for the state and its citizens, but it'd be a lot cooler if he was better.

I think there's a lot of people that have never lived outside of NH, and haven't had the luxury of living in a truly shitty state, like Texas or South Carolina.

I don't think they've allowed a female in that park in 150 years.

Just beavers last time I looked.

The best performing suppressor and subsonic ammo is no match against loose lips.

All winter I think about all the car project stuff I want to do, then the snow melts and I regret not having a garage or lift.

Which is why you and your friends need to keep teaching everyone around you how everyday should be "Shut the fuck up Friday".

Worthy Burger is great, too.

Pros: never packed, cheap & decent food and beer, nice people.

Cons: slow service at times, even when it's empty.

That place (The Tea Tree) is owned by some sketchy people, and not that great. The one in Windsor or Woodstock is nicer. Plus, if you go to Woodstock you can walk next door to Worthy Kitchen for some of the best beer and burgers around.

Without getting into it too deep, it's probably best not to support that place.

Check out Poor Thom's Tavern in Meriden. Really good food, and there's a game night there once a week. The outdoor seating will be opening up soon.

Harpoon Brewery & stuff in one location across the river in Windsor, VT. Keep heading down Rt. 5, and turn up Rt. 44/44A to go explore Ascutney state park.

Get some kayaks and explore the CT river between the Wilder Dam (Hanover side has access) all the way down to Bellows Falls, VT, with lots of river access along the way. (Getting out in Cornish before the big covered bridge would be a long trip down the river, with a stop at Sumner Falls).

There's a couple places in Claremont for food/beer: Ramunto's, The Common Man, Tavern on the Square, Daddy's... nothing world class, but decent enough to throw in the mix.

Head down Rt.12 to Keene and stop at Summit Winery for some nice samples.

To the east there's Lake Sunapee and Mt. Sunapee, which has some fun exploring. A little further is Mt. Kearsarge for hiking.

There's a lot more to do, you just need to ask, or poke around.

Go to Harpoon Brewery across the river in Windsor, VT. In that small business park there's a bunch of stuff to do: brewery, adventure stuff company (tubing, biking, etc...), Path of Life is behind it all, there's Silo Distillery, and a new dispensary right in the shared parking area.

What sort of hobbies/interests do you have?

For sure. I ended up using one listed on the Dept. of VA website.

That's fair.

Don't use or support TurboTax, or any Inuit products. They lobby hard to make US taxes impossible to do without their products.

Search for "free tax programs", and if you AGI is less than $73,000 there are other ways to do your taxes for free.

Friend, it's just ice cream, not a metaphysical dilemma. Enjoy it for what it is, and have a great day.

Cows grow, grass grows....

If they have it in a nearby store I'll check it out, thanks.

Oh, Walpole Creamery. That stuff is good.

If they raise their own dairy cows, and use their milk to make ice cream they can claim homegrown.

What brand? I'll eat it.

Carroll Concrete is a shitty company, owned by shitty people, but the stench is 100% methane gas being released by the landfill across the street.

Sand & gravel pits aren't the same as asphalt plants.

"The More You Know"

I guess he'll be working for a while.

Stay off Faceballs, and you won't have to listen to other people.

He can work in prison, making license plates.