Lucky devil! My snowblower crapped out in the first storm- rear differential completely kicked it, so all it does is spin in circles. As such I have developed a very casual attitude about moving snow around. Thank goodness for AWD on my car!

Looking good!

Your last paragraph is so dead on.

Nice snowblower. My snowblower left so much behind I had to do it again for the third time yesterday. Trying to get through the snow piled in front of my driveway was a disaster.

How about we go after the companies making PFAS? Not just use bandaids to fix the issue

If you show that the government can be used for good the entire house of cards that conservatives has built begins to fail. Luckily they have been gutting education for 70 years so their base cannot think about 2 different things at the same time.

yup.

No I just meant it doesnt personally offend my literary sensibility. But it is probably not a good book for high schoolers to read.

You glossed over the part where a county attorney can decide the school has to defend their "this is bull" argument in court. It's an unnecessary burden that doesn't need to be there.

Obvious potential abuses should be fixed before passing a law, not after. They can submit a revised version and I'll reconsider my position, but I'm not going to pin my hopes on politicians doing the right thing after they have what they want.

Andy Dufrense was a fictional character. It's fitting that you would use him as an argument for who this law would help.

I hated snowblowing after the latest storm... multiple jams and a broken shear-pin. If you wait a couple days it'll all be melted.

Interesting to see the snow totals vary. Im in Goffstown too and only got half of that

Agree. There's also an additional source of PFAS in food, and that's ongoing air and water pollution. In my town, Saint Gobain rendered many private wells unfit for use, due to airborne PFAS that settled or otherwise precipitated out of the atmosphere into the soil and water. Around the country we're also finding trace amounts of PFAS miles from any known source, the theory being it spread through air or rainwater.

It is a musical about a town that bans dancing because the typically shitty christian minister is clutching pearls.

Thanks for not being a Karen like the below poster and insisting people don't use common cultural references just because you don't know them.

How did you miss the biggest one that kicked it all off? God impregnated a child. The deity they worship is at best a pedophile, and at worst a rapist. And the world wonders why child abuse is rampant in the church. Judas fucking christ.

I guess you didn't necessarily miss it, but I feel like it is worth mentioning directly.

I'm not convinced the extremely wealthy drink tap water.

I personally am one of those dirty, pinko, commie-socialist types, so I believe everyone is entitled to clean air, clean water, healthy food, safe housing, and medical care.

I may have shouted this to the clouds a few times.

Very well said!

Have T-shirts made up with "She lusted after her lovers whose genitals were like those of donkeys and whose emission was like that of horses".

When people complain, tell them it's right out of the Bible.

I don't know, man. COVID took out the second most prominent Republican in the state, and they accused the medical examiner of fraud (which they then did not investigate, though controlling both houses and the governor) and doubling down on reducing COVID protocols.

I don't think we live in the era of Dick Cheney changing his stance on LGBT when his daughter comes out anymore. For the NHGOP the poison is hitting the bloodstream.

Are you fucking serious?

>he uses his prep school mattress as a fleshlight

That's some funny shit! Gracias.

Ezekiel 23:20 For she doted upon their paramours, whose flesh is as the flesh of asses, and whose issue is like the issue of horses.

Sure, but wouldn't it be better, from a purely self-serving perspective, to spend taxpayer money to make the water you already get safe?

Every teacher needs to check the local and state restrictions and bans list before they can bring a book inside a school? That's not a lot better.

But if you have enough money you can buy all the clean, PFAS free, drinking water you and your family could ever need and leave the contaminated stuff for the plebs.

I've edited my comment because it's more than just PFAS. So much horrible shit gets leaked or dumped, and every few years it's a new set. We need stronger enforcement of environmental protection to keep it from happening in the first place.