They came with the lights.

Counterpoint: I bought a few air purifiers with the activated charcoal/HEPA filters, and built-in UV lights, and put them in bedrooms and the home office.

When it's sunny out I crack the doors to let the fresh air in.

Two things:

1. Thanks

2. When are you teaming up with Hillbilly Weatherman.

3. (Can't count) Is it possible to pick colors for the snowfall map with more contrast? The 4-8" and 8-12" look almost identical to my moderately colorblind eyes.

Gotta make your own party.

Be prepared for a mix of abrasive and snarky comments from folks who (for some reason) hate it when people move to NH, even though most of them aren't native to the state.

I welcome anyone who can improve the population, and displace the complainers.

Were talking about injectors spraying contaminated gasoline, not submerged intakes.

In a running engine water is sometimes injected into the cyclinders to cool down the temps and prevent pre-detonation, especially in older turbocharged engines with high boost. Menthol was also used.

You seem to have some things confused.

Hydro-locking is a result of water being sucked through the air intake, not the incredibly small amounts of atomized fuel shot into the cylinders by the fuel injectors.

Sloths would do well in space, minus the vacuum.

OG Tea Party sloths in rusted Dodge Rams make up 36% of the NH fatties.

How much snowfall does northern Sweden get?

Yeah, that one wingnut was convinced it was time to prep for the snopocalypse.

Thanks for clarifying.

So, there's no regs for CB? What sort of ranges are possible with CB?

I might just get one for emergencies.

Is this true vs. ham radio?

I'm not an expert on either, but briefly looked into getting a radio for my rig when I lived out west and explored far out into no man's land CA and TX.

That's fine.

It just gets very one-dimensional. There's a ton of cool and interesting things to post about NH, and weed is a fraction of people's lives.

The smart ones partake, and don't blab like children who can't get their way.

That's why you pre-authorized with a credit card.

It can be a little windy between Grantham and Lebanon. Lots of deer as well.

The further south on I-89 you go the road conditions tend to get better, but the IQs and operating capabilities of the drivers drops at a logarithmic rate.

Just saw your story on WMUR. Please post an update when it gets resolved!

What happened to the offers from people here willing to take it?

If you post the make and model of the camper, we can find the weight & length.

It's nice to know if a 1500 (half-ton) pickup/SUV can tow it vs. needing an HD truck, for GVWR rating purposes.

I don't want to be a mod, but will the mods impose a rule that people can only complain about NH marijuana policies one day a week?

My prediction is that we'll get less, overall, than people are predicting, and it's not going to last very long, unfortunately.

If you've ever been in Lempster you'd know that the directions given to OP could be 9000 different locations. Half those roads are probably muddy pits right about now.

I know folks that have harvested Corbin Park boar.

The fence along the perimeter has really old spots, and pigs are smart.

No, I've just driven the trails along its fence line. Half the time an old guy in a truck will mirror you for a while on the trail just inside the fence.

I do know some folks who have been in the park, both invited and uninvited.

It's nothing crazy or special, just a private hunting camp with a mountain in the middle of it. People with tiny brains will believe anything you tell them about it though. You can see it all using Google Earth, and there's not a lot going on.

Kempton Rd. > Town Pit Rd

I pay $79/month for GigaBit, so it's worth calling to talk to someone.

Or, realistically, see if you can find a better ISP.

Can you get Fidium fiber?