Guess the fatties are going to have to learn tennis now.

And yet it is at least partially based on actual events that happened in Elmore City, Oklahoma in 1979.

It is a musical about a town that bans dancing because the typically shitty christian minister is clutching pearls.

Thanks for not being a Karen like the below poster and insisting people don't use common cultural references just because you don't know them.

How did you miss the biggest one that kicked it all off? God impregnated a child. The deity they worship is at best a pedophile, and at worst a rapist. And the world wonders why child abuse is rampant in the church. Judas fucking christ.

I guess you didn't necessarily miss it, but I feel like it is worth mentioning directly.

Please, next time, don't assume people give a fuck about your opinion Karen. Your lack of knowledge is not anyone else's problem.

All they do is monitor stuff in polar orbits.

Ok, so what income tax rate would you be ok with NH adopting? It would cost at minimum 20x the state's annual tax revenue so there would need to be additional sources of income to pay for it.

Between being the granite state and the massive frost heave we get it wouldn't be cheap or easy. On average, above ground lines cost between $200k and $500k, while underground can cost $1M - $5M per mile. We have about 20k miles of power lines. So on the low end you are looking at $20B to bury them. Underground power lines are also more complicated and still require a significant amount of costly maintenance and repairs.

This paper is a bit old, but still accurate for the most part if you want to read up on underground lines.

"Free agents" made me think you were some type of sovereign citizens, libertarians, or some other nonsense. Hopefully not the case.

Know that NH is one of the most educated states in the country and the least religious (measured by church attendance).