You may be half right. Yellow patch is amanita flavoconia.

I agree that her cautious centrism is awful, and she did in fact veto pot. So what about Hassan when Sununu is slammed is a fair criticism. But the ‘can’t legalize because liquor stores’ is just made up nonsense.

> Also, who did you mean when you said, "Vermin Supreme"?

in case his other answer wasn't clarifying enough- He's not responding derogatory to someone he dislikes- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vermin_Supreme he's legitmately known as vermin supreme.

He has said he would prefer a state-run model, yes.

Polls consistently say otherwise, unless you think it’s Republicans who overwhelmingly support legalization?

One word: Sununu.

this^ he's just another GOP goon pretending to be centrist for your votes and then just votes the party line when it matters. no surprise there.

Are you referring to this?

https://www.seacoastonline.com/story/news/local/hampton-union/2015/03/20/gov-hassan-defends-4th-graders/34951038007/

Me being ignorant to NH laws, but I figured it’s because there isn’t a state tax much like can deposits. So because they can’t put a state tax on weed, they don’t bother?

I disagree. No concentric rings around the base makes me think this is just a Yellow Patch. These are often confused with the Amanita family.

Because that would accept that things can and should change based on the views of the citizens of the state of NH. Isn’t the ethos here on this sub that things should never, ever change? If it’s good enough for MASSACHUSETTS and the rest of the country, we really shouldn’t do that here, right?

Sununu has mentioned multiple times that he would prefer a state-run model, as referenced in the Globe article below. This is typically what people are referring to when they bring this up.

https://www.bostonglobe.com/2022/05/29/marijuana/sununu-signals-pivot-new-englands-last-dry-state-marijuana/

I don’t think he can say it that way? But no, he’s obviously never said that.

His father was a tool also.

Somehow comes down on both sides of any issue

I like him based on the comments here. He not far enough left or right.

The trailer must be garbage. The problem with trailers is that they become trash, not scrap. Same with boats. Meaning you have to pay to dispose of it instead of get scap value. A tow yard would pick it right up if it had value. I'd recommend moving the trailer elsewhere. It's not yours, it's not your problem.

Baseball season is right around the korner.

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Hassan is a MAGA governor?

Because the population overwhelming wants it legal while the governor/boot lickers don't agree that we should have the same personal choices residents of other NE states get to make.

Craigslist. Offer it for free, someone will come take it

You need 4 of these and then put it out in the middle of the street obstructing traffic. It will be removed ASAP.

https://www.harborfreight.com/1250-lb-capacity-vehicle-positioning-wheel-dolly-61917.html

That's a BS answer from the police. I live on a private road and when we called the police about waking up and finding an abandoned car in our diveway the police came out, ran the plates and determined that it belonged to someone that they were looking for over a DUI (I think they'd tried to pull him over the night before and he evaded them), and they arranged to have it towed.

The person who suggested contacting WMUR probably has the right idea.

It if was deadly to ourselves or dangerous to those around us, we'd have made it part of or identities and enshrined it to law years ago.

Correct me with actual facts if I'm wrong, but that's all Live Free or Die means in this state.

Population older than usual. Northeast laws in general still crippled by old puritan thinking, although the more liberal states nearby have seemed to move past that to their benifit little by little.