If you think that "masks" work for any purpose other than keeping spittle out of a surgery patient's innards, then go paint a house with just a "mask".

and UNH :/

I had to take route 123a when route 12 was closed one day for work and holy crap thats one hell of a beautiful road.

I live in that area and see kids with FPU hoodies on pretty frequently and they all seem like your average college kid. I'm assuming a lot of the younger people who work at the grocery stores in the area go to that school too and they also seem fine.

You were born two decades too late. Frozen-ground-all-winter doesn't happen in the Northeast US any more.

Found the yuppie lol

Yes, this is so much more accurate.

Keene is a pretty cool (very) small city, partly because it has KSC almost downtown. That makes a difference even if the school isn't world-class.

Not just that part of the state, though - the dirt road opposite my house is the name of the guy I bought the house from, whose son and widow and cousin still live in town. We're within spitting distance of Mass.

Pretty much just the riots from 2015 but to me that seems like old news? I graduated a little before all that happened. It has always been and probably always will be a “party school” … but that doesn’t mean you can’t do well in school while having fun (like a normal college kid).

Personally I was super serious about my grades, graduated over 3.9 GPA, and I’m very happy with my career several years later. I also went to my fair share of parties and bars and came out with some good friends. It was a win/win for me :)

And Massachusetts

Wakefield is full of absolute morons.

“Sand and a place for people from mass to litter on their way to Conway.”

Accurate.

Hey, to be fair that wasn't us. That was people visiting from Plymouth

Thank you for this detailed explanation. :) Sounds like a fun school, and congrats for turning things around as a student.

sounds nice, but that january thaw would piss me right the fuck off. I'm close to buffalo, and i still get annoyed that we don't have enough snow fall. I might have to move to canada, hope they'll take me.

Man, the lake region is so accurate

We replaced 8 windows in a home built in the 1920s last fall. They were standard Anderson windows with a screen attachment on the outside. We also have some lead and asbestos remediation to do before selling the place. This stuff isn't fun.

He didn't break the law. This article was crappy. She was put in protective custody, not arrested. While it kind of a dumb and unhelpful thing to do- it was well within the law for him to do so.

Yeah this article is shitty and full of misrepresentations and misleading quotes. She wasn't arrested- she was put in protective custody which is totally legal in this state.

First time homebuyers. Budget was under a million.

Looking at this, I learned more about NH in a few minutes than I have in my entire life.

This year was mild but we only had a January thaw. This week is the first time my driveway got muddy. Most of Coos county has towns with around 2,000-5,000 residents with smaller villages dotted in between.

That’s just normal life anywhere. Pretty much every bar has an employee that’s a drug dealer and people are disgusting everywhere.

What’s unusual is how friendly people are here. It’s not just Claremont though, people are that way throughout the entire upper valley.

Get on a wait-list. There's nothing available. Or try a realtor to help.