New Hampshire for the win!!

timcsaw said:
I am just loving this law change!!

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I do however suggest that those of you who are considering a move to NH think twice for the following reasons;

This state sucks.

It's a barren wasteland.

Taxes are too high.

The people are all hillbilly hicks.

The black flies and mosquito's will carry your pets and small children away if you don't weigh them down with a cinder block.

And the TICKS! Don't get me started on the ticks... I saw a tick the other day with a dog on it.

It's also, very, very crowded here.

You can't swing a dead cat without hitting another guy who's swinging a dead cat.

In the winter, the temperature approaches near absolute zero.

The snow here is normally about ten feet deep.

There are bears in the woods that will eat you.

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And this is just the short list as to why you should not move here, anywhere near me in NH.;)

ON EDIT: By the way, Vermont is REALLY nice though.
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OH NO!!!
Vermont is the antithesis of all that is good and pleasant in New Hampshire.
Don't come here unless you can obtain a Green (Mountain) Card, pledge to stay only a week and leave what's left of your wallet at the border on the way out.
Great place to visit, terrible place to live.
Our motto: "Live Free...Somewhere Else"
And BTW we have no laws prohibiting knives or guns carried openly...congrats to NH on catching up!

CP
 
cp2u said:
OH NO!!!
Vermont is the antithesis of all that is good and pleasant in New Hampshire.
Don't come here unless you can obtain a Green (Mountain) Card, pledge to stay only a week and leave what's left of your wallet at the border on the way out.
Great place to visit, terrible place to live.
Our motto: "Live Free...Somewhere Else"
And BTW we have no laws prohibiting knives or guns carried openly...congrats to NH on catching up!

CP
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What say you and I just fess up... admit that both VT and NH blow and tout the benefits of that "true GEM of the North East"... Maine!;)
 
timcsaw said:
I am just loving this law change!!

=====================

I do however suggest that those of you who are considering a move to NH think twice for the following reasons;

This state sucks.

It's a barren wasteland.

Taxes are too high.

The people are all hillbilly hicks.

The black flies and mosquito's will carry your pets and small children away if you don't weigh them down with a cinder block.

And the TICKS! Don't get me started on the ticks... I saw a tick the other day with a dog on it.

It's also, very, very crowded here.

You can't swing a dead cat without hitting another guy who's swinging a dead cat.

In the winter, the temperature approaches near absolute zero.

The snow here is normally about ten feet deep.

There are bears in the woods that will eat you.

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And this is just the short list as to why you should not move here, anywhere near me in NH.;)

ON EDIT: By the way, Vermont is REALLY nice though.
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Don't forget the awful maple syrup that sticks to everything and costs an arm and a leg. :D
 
timcsaw said:
What say you and I just fess up... admit that both VT and NH blow and tout the benefits of that "true GEM of the North East"... Maine!;)
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Yes! Move to Maine! That state is waaay bigger and bigger is always better.
 
Blais said:
I've been eagerly anticipating this law and can now carry an auto without fear of losing my freedom. I love this state!
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You have to love it! This is "cutting legislation", and right to the point. Finally, people are understanding that objects are not responsible for commiting crimes, but that the people who use the objects are the real culprits. It's a start for sure. The democractic governor, John Lynch, sided with reason and logic. Hats off to John Lynch and the fine state representatives of the great State of New Hampshire. Live Free or Die.
 
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rick43t3 said:
You have to love it! This is "cutting legislation", and right to the point. Finally, people are understanding that objects are not responsible for commiting crimes, but that the people who use the objects are the real culprits. It's a start for sure. The democractic governor, John Lynch, sided with reason and logic. Hats off to John Lynch and the fine state representatives of the great State of new hampshire. Live Free or Die.
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I was really surprised that this made it through our generally liberal democrat legislators and across our generally liberal democrat Governor's desk!

Somebody must have "un-spiked" their cool-aid!:eek::D
 
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