Ya I know but we have plenty of wood resources

I've done it. Easy peasy.

Montana might be the same way.

I just bought a place in Somersworth with intent to rent.

I have to day, I'm not unhappy with this.

Albeit, it's a duplex and I'm not a slumlord. I'm keeping the rent at "pay off my mortgage" levels, and renting to a couple friends. Prices are stupid, and too many people I know are struggling.

Call me back when NH gets a Waffle House!!!!

This is true. So. Very. True. Maybe.

So you’re the sumna bit I see driving around the hood! 🤣

I've never seen a plate with windows.

Wrong three-letter agency.

I’m not at all bothered by the existence and use of aftermarket tint…if it were up to me, I’d say “go nuts” and “black it out” — whatever works for you.

What drives me CRAZY are these (according to my sources and experiences) tidbits:

1. If the vehicle has factory windshield tint beyond 70%, it’s acceptable. I can’t say, for sure, what cars come with darker tint from the factory.

2. It’s against the law to apply aftermarket tint your windshield and front seat windows beyond 70%. WHY? WHY? WHY?

3. Custom car mod entities tell you it’s illegal to go beyond 70% on the windshield and front seat windows, but they’ll do it anyway. WHAT? How do they get away with it? I understand this may cross/intersect privacy concerns (I.e, medical reasons), but am I naive to believe that if one was required to show “medical need”, would one go postal against it? I mean, you have to show proof of other things, so why not this?

4. According to my source(s), vehicle inspection includes testing tint and other visual blockages on the windows and yet modified vehicles still pass. HUH?

In the end, this “law” seems so freakin trivial…I can’t wrap my head around it and it’s laughable that police can’t be bothered by such ridiculousness.

Back to the future… thanks Reagan

It's also kinda hell

Your last name is also the name of your road. This is awesome! LOL

Troopers don’t play, most of them actually will check your tints if they are too dark and actually make you remove them.

This is very good news! Badly needed support for mental healthcare.

Nice try FBI

Have their been any replicated studies? Because the overall math doesn't track. One scientific paper does not equal scientific proof. Has there been studies monitoring the bodies of water with systems like this installed for longer periods? Are these individually engineered for the environment they will be left in? What happens when they are cheap hazmat panels and they fall into the water? Can they be retrieved if they sink into muck?

couldn't tell ya. never been to greenville

If that’s true, they should keep looking out in the field for more bodies

Because he probably would like to tint his window dark.

You must have eagle vision if you’re making eye contact with other drivers. Myself and I’d be willing to bet the farm that most of us couldn’t make eye contact with someone we’re not parked directly next to. As a pedestrian crossing the street you wait till the driver shows his intent on stopping to let you cross before you enter the roadway. I would never assume someone sees me just because they’re looking in my general direction.

So, you looked at the images. Your comment indicates it is clearly not a clump of cells at that point.

Like, Greenville hell? Or a different kind of hell?

hell

Never been, what's it like?

You're goddamn right.