Recent comments in /f/newhampshire
Full_Mission7183 t1_ja4h9ke wrote
Reply to looking for butcher in Keene/Ringe Area. by DemonDuo
Are you just looking for suet?
Ok_Low_1287 t1_ja4g1su wrote
Reply to comment by Qbncgr in How worried should we be if the debt ceiling isn’t lifted? by AgathaMarple
It's always better to have more money. Younger people always ask me how I made my money and it was that I got lucky and I worked hard, and I had a good support of wife who also worked hard. Although I grew up poor I had supportive parents who valued education and had high expectations. Not everybody had the same advantages as me, including being intelligent, and white and male, but mostly it was my parents who taught me hard work pays off.. I do agree that people spend the money they make instead of saving however. It's brutally hard for people once you get caught in the trap of debt. This is what I hate about the social media and the influencer culture, people need to stop buying more than they can afford
Bulky-Point-3062 t1_ja4fyaa wrote
Reply to comment by RickyDaytonaJr in Is driving on 89 in the winter really that bad? by IAcadianI
To add to this, in general going slower than you think you need to in Enfield, heading northbound right before the rest stop is a good time to prepare to coast and NOT use your brakes. I've seen many accidents coming down that hill from people who try to brake to control their speed going down, and wind up on the guardrail or in the ditch.
Tiredoftheact t1_ja4fwkq wrote
If you’re a pizza fan, try Ziggys. For BBQ, take a ride to big fattys in White River Junction.
katspresso t1_ja4fv0f wrote
Breaking New Grounds in Durham’s Brazilian Daterra is the best roasted coffee I’ve found in this area.
Selfless- t1_ja4fa78 wrote
Reply to comment by cwalton505 in New England grid operator says small-scale solar is driving down electricity demand on some days by TurretLauncher
New England generated as much as 24% of its electricity in our fuel oil plants last year.
Internal_Ring_121 t1_ja4f6fh wrote
Reply to the cannon mountain tram needs repairs and Sununu proposes replacing the tram with a gondola to cut costs by comefromawayfan2022
I thought they were talking about the big flat bottomed boats and was wondering how the hell that would work.
TIL about Ariel gondola
Icy-Neck-2422 t1_ja4ep3q wrote
El Rincon. Strange Brew. Cotton. 900 Degrees.
110 Grill is like a better 99 and is good if you have any high maintenance dietary folks in the mix.
quaffee t1_ja4elzi wrote
Reply to comment by Potential-Village-61 in How can I help New Hampshire legalize recreational weed? by cat-gun
"Judging from all the pro milk posters in this blog some who say 1/4 gallon is not enough for one person I can only say that proves addiction even though that word embarrasses some milk abusers. AREN'T THEY SAYING THEY CANNOT GET ENOUGH MILK ?"
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Tai9ch t1_ja4eear wrote
Reply to comment by 2_dam_hi in New England grid operator says small-scale solar is driving down electricity demand on some days by TurretLauncher
In general? That's standard in several western states, most infamously Nevada.
Here in NH? Probably Eversource.
jackHadIt t1_ja4ebvh wrote
Loui louis!!! Wicked good, not expensive, nice restaurant overall
Burger-King-Covid t1_ja4de6i wrote
Big ole papa’s pizzeria is the best pizza place around.
Jetpilotboiii1989 t1_ja4dbm7 wrote
Reply to comment by Nowhere_X_Anywhere in the cannon mountain tram needs repairs and Sununu proposes replacing the tram with a gondola to cut costs by comefromawayfan2022
Couple of things:
I’m from Massachusetts, but to me, I’m a New Englander and will go where I please. When I’m in nature, I’m “leave only footprints” when I’m on the mountain I abide by the code. And that’s me.
I don’t really like that it seems trendy now on social media to lean into the bad “Boston and its suburbs” stereotypes and those people can kick rocks.
I honestly was up there twice in the last few weeks and saw more CT plates than anything, and let’s be real, those are probably Manhattan/Westchester people descending on the upper New England like the locusts they are.
I go to the mountain when I have time and it’s almost always a weekday. But I look at the weather and research the conditions, I’m the type that thinks a bad day on the mountain beats a good day anywhere else and I’ll still enjoy the hell out of less than ideal conditions. But if I go on a rough day, that’s on me.
This is all coming from someone that will likely live in NH by the end of the decade and won’t be taking the Masshole with them if I can help it.
dr_wu002 t1_ja4d614 wrote
Reply to Copper Door - Bedford. Swingers? by [deleted]
Did you ask Bob & Geri?
procrastinatorsuprem t1_ja4cvyz wrote
Reply to comment by largeb789 in New England grid operator says small-scale solar is driving down electricity demand on some days by TurretLauncher
Unitil and other energy producers are also making record profits.
UnfairAd7220 t1_ja4c17d wrote
Reply to comment by Ok_Low_1287 in New England grid operator says small-scale solar is driving down electricity demand on some days by TurretLauncher
At these prices, the payback is shrunk.
justbrowsing987654 t1_ja4bydy wrote
Reply to comment by Potential-Village-61 in How can I help New Hampshire legalize recreational weed? by cat-gun
Right. I legit think marijuana is a cash cow and, as a tax payer, I’d LOVE the relief. As a 40 year old dad without the time I used to have, I’d love for it to have been ten years ago 😂
kamikaziboarder t1_ja4bw4f wrote
Reply to comment by IAcadianI in Is driving on 89 in the winter really that bad? by IAcadianI
I have been commuting from 12 to 18 for over three years. Currently at work now. There is a definitely a microclimate by the rest stop. There are a lot of unexpected snows that I came across. The most different part is the speed of other vehicles on 89. They are consistently 15-20mph over the speed limit even in shitty conditions. I feel like 89 is worse than 93 when it comes to shitty drivers. 93 just comes to crawl a lot. So maybe that’s why you don’t notice the shittiness.
realbusabusa t1_ja4bujc wrote
Reply to comment by cwalton505 in New England grid operator says small-scale solar is driving down electricity demand on some days by TurretLauncher
Essentially the same thing though
curkington t1_ja4bbpo wrote
Reply to comment by explosive_donut in NH source for fresh light roasted coffee beans? by wiredentropy
Wow! I am a guy but I've never heard my wife or friends get that vibe. They've all been nothing but kind and attentive!
upallnitro t1_ja4avfw wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in NH source for fresh light roasted coffee beans? by wiredentropy
Flight is my all time favorite. Their roasts are amazing, and they have a constant selection of single origin coffees that burst with flavor. Their mail order is fast and they have a location in Bedford.
Tandem Coffee in Maine is also a top notch roaster, and they do mail order as well
Cafe Monte Alto in Plymouth does some very nice roasts as well.
Qbncgr t1_ja4atp1 wrote
Reply to comment by Ok_Low_1287 in How worried should we be if the debt ceiling isn’t lifted? by AgathaMarple
Also retired and am staying the course. Trying to time the market is not an easy thing to do. Set it and forget it!
MommaGuy t1_ja4alf9 wrote
Reply to comment by Wide_Television_7074 in How worried should we be if the debt ceiling isn’t lifted? by AgathaMarple
CDs are paying some really good rates. Got one for 4.9% locked in for 2 yrs.
omgdrones t1_ja4hdfa wrote
Reply to comment by ZenBarlow in Biden here today? Thought I just saw Marine 1 heading east from Peterborough area. by reficius1
Yeah I think I witnessed the return trip. Either way, very cool to see!