That’s all Ariens know how to do, great machine!

Can we also maybe stop letting shit like this into the water in the first place?

Some of the violations are paperwork-related, like failing to file an emissions report on time. But an inspection also found some issues with Prima's petroleum storage tanks.

At least in NH, the problem with Prima's start seems to only be profitability, not CLF and other opposition. This bill with opposition support (https://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/bill_status/billinfo.aspx?id=959&inflect=2) wants to tighten advanced recycling regulation, though.

Seriously. The type of people against this will only care when they or their children have cancer, in which case they'll scream why did you yet this happen to me.

I mean yeah didnt like or finish the book when they assigned it to me in HS. It wasnt particularly offensive it just didnt grab me.

Hope the librarians quit. I have an MLS and I would. So much for live free. The people who are afraid to live free are trying to control the state. Glad I moved. It’s really gone downhill the past few years between the state and local legislators and the free staters. NH used to be a state where everyone had a vote but no more.

Teenagers do suck

2003 was kinda wack.

I think in 2018 or 2019 we also has snow flurries through much of April and early May which provided a picturesque atmosphere

2 things: 1: In the time it took you to type this Karen rant out which literally says just, nothing, you could have googled “footloose” and gotten all the info you needed to understand this cultural reference. 2: The fact someone used a cultural reference you didn’t get offended you so much you had to type out a bitchy rant about how you didn’t get it? I’ll bet your family rues thanksgiving dinner with you.

Kid:” This gravy is the bomb!” U/gmcgath :”I don’t see how this gravy has any relation to explosives nor do I think it’s appropriate to reference such things during dinner. Please keep your compliments to a simple statement using common adjectives.”

Ah yes, let's empower the bigots even more

Seriously. It came out well before my time and I have never seen it but I still know the reference because it is a really common one…. You must live under a rock

Being able to prosecute people for putting Heather Has Two Mommies in a high school library will have a chilling effect. Possibly more insidious than an outright ban.

Song of Solomon is obviously not “to a young boy,” and 5 minutes reading it makes this patently clear… even in the Hebrew the pronouns are gendered, and the author talks about his beloved’s breasts.

So…get started, I guess?

Two of the requirements or questions should be "Have you actually read this book?" and "Do you understand the book?"

I think we need to start talking like we'll give these Yahoo's what they want. /s

Remove obscene books? Ban the Bible as it has some pretty graphic pornographic sections. And don't get me started on whether the Son of Solomon is to a young boy or not.

The Bible has:

• incest
• paedophilia
• polygamy

Virginity important to you? Let's have detailed lessons on how they confirm a woman is a virgin, along with training videos and detailed anatomical drawings.

Let's bring this up in every single hearing we can go to. This idiocy must stop and only we can do it.

supersonic chinese balloon,

I mean footloose has a pretty well known story....

Please, next time, don't assume people give a fuck about your opinion Karen. Your lack of knowledge is not anyone else's problem.

I remember that! It was the longest winter ever - first major snowstorm was in October 2002 and was a 13" storm, last one of that season was mid-May 2003 and another 13" storm. Of course it snowed that bad that year, I had moved in June 2002 and had to drive 45 minutes to work as opposed to 25 minutes, lol. Never in my life have I ever seen it snow in May, never mind that much.

Your post sounds like you think this bill is a good idea with some flaws. I hope I misread it, but your example of the possible upside is straight out of the fear mongering playbook. Hyperbole aside, what books are you worried about? Are there examples of schools in NH stocking inappropriate books? I haven't read anything, thus why I call it unfounded fear mongering.

If you find something objectionable in the school library, start with a conversation. We don't need a law to protect us from a made up scenario.

Typical extreme right wing tactics. They have to remove books like this, because educating children goes against everything they believe in.

They need an uneducated population to continue the insane path they are on.

I just cant stand Holden. Hes a whiny baby and one of the most annoying narrators to follow. Every other description of someone is calling them a "phoney" for some usually unjustified reason. Hes obscenely cynical of the world and everyone else in it, to the point where hes not even fun to follow. You are almost rooting for bad things to happen to him because hes one of the few protagonists that ive felt earns his misfortune and unhappiness.

The only takeaway I got out of CITR was to try my hardest not to turn into Holden Caulfield. If that was Salingers goal, then ill backtrack and say its actually a decent book.

Also, in one of the early chapters, he uses his prep school mattress as a fleshlight, and i think thats just kinda gross lol.

I loved that book and I remember making my 13 year old Daughter read it.

I remember her saying, 'frankly Dad, it was boring. And I hated that kid".

My point was made that teenagers suck and are boring.

I have no idea what Footloose is or was, and I have no motivation to research it just to figure out what your point is there. But thanks for linking to the bill itself. Neither upvoting nor downvoting.

Figuring out what a bill like this says is complicated, with its negations of negations (typical of bills changing existing RSAs). As I read it, it would remove a protection from schools below the higher-education level, subjecting them more easily to obscenity charges. Given the current atmosphere of gratuitous obscenity claims, it's a bad bill.

Please, next time, don't assume people know all your cultural references.

How is this a partisan issue? Why is it only being championed by Democrats? Do Republicans not drink water?