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draggar t1_iusbqsv wrote

Reply to Hey anyone know of great places to meet friends I’m 21 (f) and moved to New Hampshire 11/2 years ago and need friends I’m going crazy leave suggestions down below or HMU if you in the same boat! by squidballieollie

Look for local clubs that center around your interests.

Also, it's been a while since I've done this but it looks like downtown Portsmouth (the historic part) is a good place to go and hang out. The clubs I used to go to are long gone but I'm sure there are still some good hangouts.

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draggar t1_itqpiio wrote

Reply to Passing this along by Wildjosh

This might be a way to be safe - pay for the card(s) in a separate transaction and if they're fraudulent dispute the chargers?

Sadly, it may be a while before people realize they're empty. :(

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draggar t1_it264i9 wrote

Reply to comment by vermontaltaccount in Why I'm voting yes on Prop 2 & 5 by ButtonFactoryJoe

>Minor nitpick, but I haven't been a big fan of this as the most focused on aspect of the debate; a lot of the pro-lifers use the argument that "it's murder of the baby", and I don't think saying "Well that's the woman's choice" is the proper counter-argument to that.

It's about body autonomy.

I give this example:

Say someone has leukemia and they need a bone marrow transplant to survive. I am their only match as a donor. Should I have 100% say if I will or will not donate marrow?

If I decide not to, does the government have the right to force me to donate marrow? Does the government have the right to create a law to force everyone to donate marrow?

(I use a bone marrow transplant as an example since it is rather intrusive on the donor, can cause harm, and has a recovery period - it's the closest thing (medically) I can think of to pregnancy / birth (other than living organ donation).

It may not be a 100% perfect example and it may be flawed, but, again, it's the closest I can think of.

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draggar t1_is55owq wrote

Reply to comment by -Coffee-Owl- in TIL at the end of the Top Gear US Special after arriving in New Orleans, the hosts gave their cars away instead of selling them as originally planned after seeing the damage from Hurricane Katrina by PrettyPinkPonyPrince

>lawsuit would be dropped on a settlement payment of US$20,000.

This is exactly why people do things like this and get away with it. Corporations think it will cost them $50,000+ to defend a case so it's better to have a $20,000 settlement.

Too many people think a frivolous lawsuit will mean an easy payday for them. What most don't realize is that they'll be taxed on the full amount and then the lawyer will take their payment - often leaving the suer with little to nothing, or even owing a large sum.

This is also way many grocery stores will throw out perfectly good food as opposed to donating it.

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draggar t1_is1iepd wrote

Reply to Best foliage drive that ISN’T The Kanc? by kboo91

I think the north is past peak or very close, but:

93N to 3 (Franconia area) to 302 to North Conway

93N to 135 (Littleton) to 2 (Lancaster) to 16 (Goram) to North Conway

Both are long, though.

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draggar t1_ir5jaqf wrote

Reply to More reasons I love NH (moved from CT) by archipelago314

>Exit/entry highway ramps are multi laned or have wide shoulders so there’s plenty of room to merge or exit.

I'm keeping this here - chances are you'll delete it once you try to go from 393W to 93S or 93S to 393E (Concord). :D

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