Absolutely.

I'm in NH and our housing is drying up fast. All the lakes are turning into .2 acre lots, you know the drill.

My dad and sister live in Maine and they've been noticing it happening, too.

Nice thing for Maine is that it's far enough away from Boston to be insulated from being turned into a suburb like southern NH is.

I imagine Portland is starting to sprawl quite a bit.

Maine, NH and VT are the three best states to live in the U.S. in terms of climate change IIRC.

I heard there's one opening in Canton, MA this year. That'd be pretty cool.

I'm not a golfer but I've always enjoyed top golf when I've been. Pricey but fun.

Lol

You think laws are stopping predators?

So, you probably support gun control laws too then, right?

Those laws stop the bad guys getting guns, right?

It's just a fee for maintaining the lines and shit.

I laughed out loud

Lol mine is bespokepost and steam sales

They might use a VPN. Those IPs are shared.

Ad logic can also be pretty tangential.

I searched for a duck themed tie for a murder mystery dinner thing and I immediately started getting ads for hunting gear.

The very fact that they know there's a movie about that person (news to me) probably means they've searched her

Yeah, but as long as it didn't do any real damage think about that story!

Also heard the same thing about Wisconsin.

That being said, cold weather states all have a lot of drinking.

Lol exhibit A of outdated knowledge.

I don't find windmills all that bothersome.

I do agree nuclear is a good choice, though.

Depends on your hobbies.

When I was your age I did climbing gyms. It was a fun way to stay fit and there's a lot of standing around so you'll eventually strike up conversations.

People are very supportive.

I was a bit of a fatty and people cheered me on while I finished my first v3 with an overhang. Still remember it to this day.

It's worth checking out the puritan for the mudslides. It's not really a bar and people have mixed opinions.

I had a good time and it was worth going to. I'll probably go again for an event.

I really liked Candia brewing. Great atmosphere in the winter. They have a fireplace and it's very cozy.

UNH is a better school but it's also one of (if not the) most expensive state colleges in the country.

If you can get an internship I doubt where you get your degree will matter much.

Employers are starting to shift away from caring about your school.

Example:

Chocorua by the lake is a dead-zone for literally everything

I use T-Mobile because it's cheap and it works everywhere I need it to.

Verizon has the best whole state coverage if you're planning on spending a lot of time up north

You sound like you'd raise a knucklehead.

Transition treatment is more akin to drug addiction treatment than elective like steroid use.

Both you can "just deal with" without dying but the mental strain results in stuff like overdose with drugs and increased risk of suicide for transitions.

Whether or not people on Reddit agree is irrelevant.

That's basically what happened to me

You might. I did it when I was a teenager and I didn't get one but that was like 15 years ago.

Depends on the driver and the situation. It's always a super bad look but if there were no kids out yet they might just be pissed off.

https://www.gunstock.com/explore/webcams/

I went on Friday night.

Tiger was in decent shape, I think only Steeps and Stonebar were closed. I didn't hit the peak lift, the lines were pretty bad for it.

Should've thrown the big rock

That's all of VT/NH/ME, pretty much.

I've lived in all 3 and it's the same story at every lake and mountain.

Haha, thanks I like it too.

Burlington, VT is nice (lived there for a year) and Durham/Dover/Portsmouth are nice but that's more college-y.

I'm 33 FWIW.