New England B.S. Thread

Exactly--with electrical I can easily isolate the problem. With plumbing depending on where I mess it up I may not have a shutoff and have to keep it shut off for the whole house.

I sweep my mom's chimney for her every year, I just shine a light down and can tell pretty easily that it's clean. I have no desire to start removing and replacing bricks, though.

 

I totally get it. Trust me, I hate California politics. That's why we're going to NH and not MA.

 

Nice man, thanks for the tips!

 

Yeah I’m stuck here

you can laugh and talk shit to me very soon

 

Is going to be as memorable as the Millinocket wedding

 

I feel for you, brother!

 

Yard is pretty small, maybe 1/4 acre max mowable area. But when I say he's never mowed a lawn before, I mean he doesn't even know how to operate even the simplest autopriming mower that you just add gas and pull the string. He tried to mow my father in laws yard once. Once. He didn't realize you could let off the self propelled engagement handle and could also lift the front wheel to pivot the mower 180deg at the end of a row. So he had all these huge swaths of uncut grass where he tried to turn, but tried to keep it going and not lift the front causing a giant turn radius.

I could get away with one at my place easy, but I like to support the struggling oil barons and mid-east princes.

 

No the ones we’ve had so far haven’t had issues, most get tested before coming and we are following the masks and even checking temps so anyone with a fever isn’t coming.

everything is outside and then....

well, what happens off my property isn’t up to me lol

 

mmmmmmmmmm Gyro Spot is a frequent office lunch stop for us at St. As. Either there, Nadeau's, or pizza market if we all decide to get lunch.

 

I worked a year at DEKA down by the river. I miss the G spot. I think I may have gone to Nadeu's once, I don't really remember. The name rings a bell. We did waterworks for breakfast sometimes too. We were fortunate enough to have a kitchen in our building, and damn they were good too not some rinky dink setup. Bridge Cafe was a good one when I was there.

Man, I miss having a lot of good places to eat within walking at lunch. Where I am, there's really nowhere you can walk to within reasonable distance. @JBF take notes, now looking back...Manchester had a lot of good food

I just looked on a map, Stark Brewing...? That name doesn't sound familiar, was it a different brewery before? Again, that place was gooooood. They had decent burgers, I can't believe we didn't go there more, it was on the other side of the parking lot! Cotton was good too, but pricey. There's the indian buffet too, always good but always ate way too much.

 

One of the main reasons I'm planning on booking out of here in a couple years is that I don't conform to the rules and agendas where I am now.
Born and raised in the same place, I feel like a strange visitor in a strange land.

 

Thats how i felt when I moved to NH, everyone is open about talking about guns and such

 

Can't wait for some actual freedom in this department.

 

Its nice for sure. You wont be too far from me, I live in Manchester and work in Londonderry. Sig Sauer is in the state out on the coast. Shooters Outpost has about 3 cases full of supressors

 

This guy gets it

 

Thats why I moved...

 

Hell yeah, looking forward to taking some classes at Sig Sauer Academy!

 

Go for it! You should be less than hour away from Sig

 

Yeah I looked it up, the Academy is in Epping (Sig headquarters is in Newington), which is like 35 minutes away or so. It'll be nice to be near some good training.

 

Yup, I almost took a job at their Exeter location