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beyond_hatred t1_jee6qu3 wrote
Reply to comment by adam5isalive in El Rodeo Mexican Restaurant, 2 Casa Tequila restaurants, and owner Gilberto Reyes stiffed workers by nearly $456K; court settlement made. by Azr431
If you're close to Manchester, both Consuelo's and El Rincon have excellent food.
I haven't tried El Rodeo, but I'm guessing both of these would be solid competition.
beyond_hatred t1_jedwj1p wrote
Reply to comment by philandere_scarlet in Grave from 1682 in Portsmouth by Boats_are_fun
That's so sad.
beyond_hatred t1_je9undq wrote
Reply to comment by InevitableMeh in N.H. governor’s policy to destroy records within 30 days raises transparency concerns by mindi4nh
It should be indefinite. There's no technical reason why the state can't retain all records permanently. Storage and archiving are cheap.
Also, some crimes don't have a time limitation for how long they can be prosecuted. If the records are there 50 years back, it might make all the difference.
Also, the statute of limitations for any given crime is enforced by the courts. It should not be short-circuited by a state employee pre-emptively destroying potential evidence.
beyond_hatred t1_je4m7n8 wrote
Reply to comment by Double-Abalone7052 in Grave from 1682 in Portsmouth by Boats_are_fun
Do all the infant headstones have names? I think I remember seeing some that only say, "baby".
beyond_hatred t1_je3u5ao wrote
Reply to comment by thread100 in Grave from 1682 in Portsmouth by Boats_are_fun
Good opportunity for a lesson on the value of vaccines. The risk of infant mortality was so high that children sometimes didn't even get a name until their first birthday.
There's cruel irony in the fact that vaccines are victims of their own success. Most people alive today have never seen firsthand the damage caused by smallpox, polio, and other vaccine-preventable diseases, so they think it isn't real.
beyond_hatred t1_jdsisp9 wrote
Reply to comment by samplebitch in Waiting for breakfast in Mason by philm162
If they weren't uniform cubes that had been deep-fried, then they weren't the kind I had. Maybe they had a "come to Jesus" moment on the home fries.
beyond_hatred t1_jdsig6l wrote
Reply to comment by joostadood526 in Waiting for breakfast in Mason by philm162
Listen to what you've said. It sounds like you're implying that I should enjoy cheap, frozen home fries because it's difficult for a high volume restaurant to prepare them correctly.
This is how a free market is supposed to work. They made their decision on how to prepare home fries based on cost, and I made my decision to not go there because I enjoy real home fries. I don't really care how they feel about it, and they certainly don't care how I feel about it. This is fine.
beyond_hatred t1_jdr39q6 wrote
Reply to comment by NHiker469 in Newmarket - THC in the ice cream. Get it while it lasts! by J7eTheGorilla
OK, we've established that you think you're right already.
beyond_hatred t1_jdqwzur wrote
Reply to comment by NHiker469 in Newmarket - THC in the ice cream. Get it while it lasts! by J7eTheGorilla
There is no reasonable expectation that a retail store would test all incoming vendor-supplied ice cream for THC content.
You might as well expect your supermarket to be testing for THC in gallons of milk.
beyond_hatred t1_jdqspis wrote
Reply to comment by Majestic-Alfalfa-754 in Waiting for breakfast in Mason by philm162
The Cafe on the Oval in Milford used to have great home fries. I haven't been there for a while so YMMV. Joanne's kitchen in Nashua also has very good, real home fries.
beyond_hatred t1_jdqqb8z wrote
Reply to Waiting for breakfast in Mason by philm162
I enjoy their pancakes and waffles, but I don't like how they go cheap on the home fries. The last time I was there, the home fries were obviously frozen, perfectly uniform deep-fried cubes.
Home fries should be the measuring stick for breakfast places because they take a lot of labor to do correctly. And they're delicious, of course.
beyond_hatred t1_jdc960v wrote
> The test registered a blood alcohol percentage (BAC) of .086 percent. While that is above the .08 percent legal limit for driving, New Hampshire doesn’t have a legal limit for alcohol consumption while in your own home watching a baseball game.
lol
beyond_hatred t1_jctzqzz wrote
Reply to comment by rikityrokityree in Looking at my old stuff at my moms and I came across this gem from my childhood. Wish I could remember the year by Jbecker82
I hope so. His dad died when he was one year old, so I wanted to give him those memories.
beyond_hatred t1_jctqoiu wrote
Reply to comment by rikityrokityree in Looking at my old stuff at my moms and I came across this gem from my childhood. Wish I could remember the year by Jbecker82
I used to take my godson there so we could eat their (arguably) delicious pizza and spend $75 in tickets to get a cheap Chinese-made foot tall traffic light toy.
beyond_hatred t1_jcqclr2 wrote
Reply to comment by IAmAn_Anne in Looking at my old stuff at my moms and I came across this gem from my childhood. Wish I could remember the year by Jbecker82
Funworld in Nashua has a similar, too sweet, kind of bad but delicious kid's birthday party pizza.
beyond_hatred t1_jckh0qo wrote
Reply to comment by Notmystationbro in New Hampshire House Votes 210 to 160 to Fully Repeal Marijuana Prohibition by GivenAllTheFucksSry
I tried growing cannabis once and it's pretty difficult, at least indoors. Maybe it's easier if you plant outdoors.
beyond_hatred t1_jb9vesy wrote
Reply to comment by yahhhguy in Do you “air out” your house/apartment/etc about this time of year? Is there a certain temperature you air it out? Any tricks/ideas to airing it out? by FenwaysMom
I lol'd.
That's the benefit of having a language where you just append words to each other until you get the word you're looking for.
beyond_hatred t1_ja6qt4l wrote
Reply to Controversial opinión, but I do think the Nashua Center of Arts looks good in the city. by teddyjr32378
Whatever it looks like, I like the idea of watching a play and having a drink on the balcony.
beyond_hatred t1_j9aelhp wrote
Reply to comment by woolsocksandsandals in NH c list by Royal_Gur_2651
Good shot at getting them to come over and do something at your house though.
beyond_hatred t1_j8qv2ak wrote
Reply to comment by Nervous_Wait_9545 in Is Ohio toxic cloud heading our way? by granitestate6
Real expertise can be recognized as such. The problems come when we start thinking, for example, that Diamond and Silk's opinions are just as good as those expressed by the Director of NIAID.
Social media gives everyone an equal voice, but it's up to the reader to decide who is worth listening to. As our education system falters, we become less and less capable of making the correct call.
beyond_hatred t1_j6zehqc wrote
Reply to comment by ForklkftJones in PSA: Check your tire pressure by movdqa
Ryobi has an eighteen volt tire inflater that uses their usual tool batteries. It's the cat's meow.
beyond_hatred t1_j6z6yfl wrote
Reply to comment by littleirishmaid in Pokey Guy Likes This Pine Tree In Our Backyard by nobbyv
He's the spiciest beaver.
beyond_hatred OP t1_j6hu9ye wrote
Reply to comment by Viking603 in maple sugar season by beyond_hatred
That's really interesting. I probably got a half gallon syrup for the whole season last year from my two trees. One of them is Norway maple so it's not nearly as useful as a sugar maple. I freeze concentrated my sap last year. Not nearly as efficient as a RO machine but the price was right. I just put the pails out on the deck overnight.
beyond_hatred OP t1_j6hs6n3 wrote
Reply to comment by Viking603 in maple sugar season by beyond_hatred
A half gallon of finished syrup? That's excellent.
beyond_hatred t1_jegykbp wrote
Reply to comment by otiswrath in In your opinion, has Sununu (so far) been a relatively good, bad, meh governor for New Hampshire? by TheGraniteMoose
I was willing to give him the benefit of the doubt until the"Trump guy through and through" remark.