Your opinion is that our cities and towns should be building vertical, high-density housing boxes. Boston has that. Yet you're saying it's even worse there? How can that be? Doesn't it stand to reason that doing the same thing here will produce the same result?

This is that other meme about insanity, doing the same thing repeatedly yet expecting different results each time.

So good to know this, thanks for explaining!

Boston is dealing with an even worse affordability/ availability crisis at the moment, so I can’t imagine “handing over” part of a state is good for much other than a thinly veiled meme excuse for “keeping things the way they are”, which is typically bad for business, diversity, education, investment, ecology, etc…

>To really make a dent, these cities and towns need be building vertical, high density, multi-story/multi-family housing.

Why not cede the southern half of the state to Boston then? Boston has housing like that, many people that can't afford it or don't want it move here. Time for them to uproot again?

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. This isn’t the type of building that really helps take a chunk out of the work-force-housing availability/affordability crisis. These aren’t anywhere near walkable jobs, aren’t own-able, and are a inefficient in terms of utilities.

To really make a dent, these cities and towns need be building vertical, high density, multi-story/multi-family housing.

Not to nitpick but you can shoot 3 deer statewide, 2 of which are archery. Plus 4,000 doe tags are handed out first come first serve for unit M. These are given only in pairs of 2 tags to each hunter who purchases them (you cannot purchase only one). Also 2,000 doe tags for unit L are raffled off in a lottery as single tags to each hunter. So in total if you really wanted to you can harvest 5 deer every year and another in unit L if you draw. That many deer a year is probably excessive for most people and even families but many deer hunters achieve bringing home multiple deer every year.

Bonus points for it needing a plunger even though there's never a plunger in the room. Then the impatient continue to use it anyway.

Not sure the last time I saw a row of urinals that didn't have dividers between them. What are you doing, dropping your pants instead of using the fly?

I had not, very funny!

https://www.reddit.com/r/newhampshire/comments/10w3xgc/dover_builds_tiny_home_neighborhood/

I guess you never saw this sketch on YouTube!

https://youtu.be/WZ09paQRBnw

Oh god no

You can always tell a Milford Man

Wheeler is a total nutcase with a history of shit like this.

He was on the executive council awhile too.

You realize we fought a civil war over national politics right

The trough in the men's room under the bleachers at Fenway Park was not for the faint of heart

I have rabbits living around my house. I see them weekly.

Oh no you definitely do. Just not puddles on the floor. Unfortunately you're right about shit on the toilet.

Bring back troughs! More for bars than anything else.

What's the wasted space? The parking lot / Dover river trail? Or are there abandoned lots around it?

Nudist high schools are the future.

You've never run into malicious mess in a toilet stall? Seems like ever third one I've been to is covered in piss and shit so nobody can use it.

LPT: Men like urinals.

Oh, he might run again, but he’s not on the ballot this March. The filing period is closed, so we know who is running.

That's a bit of a relief, and if that is true, it allows me to more seriously consider his and his wife's allegations.

How do you know they won't run for the school board again?