MissorNoob
MissorNoob t1_ja5x4as wrote
Reply to comment by wiredentropy in NH source for fresh light roasted coffee beans? by wiredentropy
I prefer the pulpit rock blend. Their queen city espresso is my girlfriend's go-to for cappuccino. It's fairly dark, but not oily at all
MissorNoob t1_ja5n25d wrote
Hometown Coffee Roasters in Manchester has some good coffee. I've never tried their light roast, but the medium and dark roasts are good.
MissorNoob t1_j97f12l wrote
Reply to Just noticed this in Salem for the first time. by tybuzz
Of course it's childs plaza
MissorNoob t1_j7ux6w9 wrote
Reply to comment by KrissaKray in Want passenger rail in Manchester? Make your voice heard by PurpleSubtlePlan
Man, you are down bad. My condolences.
MissorNoob t1_j7usewo wrote
Reply to comment by KrissaKray in Want passenger rail in Manchester? Make your voice heard by PurpleSubtlePlan
Then live off the grid. The roads you use, the electricity you use, the police, fire department...hell, even the food you buy are subsidized by taxpayer money. You can't pick and choose. It sounds like you just want to complain and be hypocritical. This is the system you live in. You are a part of it.
MissorNoob t1_j7uql5o wrote
Reply to comment by KrissaKray in Want passenger rail in Manchester? Make your voice heard by PurpleSubtlePlan
If you can't see the benefit of having a commuter rail in a state devoid of public transport, irrespective of its profitability, then I think you must just be biased. I don't care if it makes money. That's not what it's for. The point is to provide a service. It lightens the load on our highways. Drives commerce around its stops. Provides a cheaper alternative to traveling by car.
Not everything has to be profit-driven. Lose that mindset.
MissorNoob t1_j7uae3p wrote
Reply to comment by KrissaKray in Want passenger rail in Manchester? Make your voice heard by PurpleSubtlePlan
You're the only one who thinks you're reasonable. If you don't want your taxes to be used for public works, then move somewhere else. Otherwise, kindly fuck off and stop complaining.
MissorNoob t1_j7u9saj wrote
Reply to comment by KrissaKray in Want passenger rail in Manchester? Make your voice heard by PurpleSubtlePlan
Christ, not you again.
MissorNoob t1_j7u6tir wrote
Reply to comment by gmcgath in Want passenger rail in Manchester? Make your voice heard by PurpleSubtlePlan
Keep your libertarian brainrot out of our state.
MissorNoob t1_j6fyn1u wrote
Reply to Aggressive yielding by Paper_Disastrous
Aggressive yielding is exactly what I call it too. Once had a guy in the oncoming lane scream obscenities at me for not turning left when he stopped to let me go. There were two lanes on each side. Cars were driving past him on the right. It was simply not safe. These drivers act like they're doing you a favor, when in reality they're wreaking havoc.
The safest thing is to just never go when they yield right of way. Wait for them to give up and move on. Why they think the correct course of action is coming to a complete stop in the middle of the street is beyond me.
MissorNoob t1_j2yg3ii wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in NH blueberries need cold winters. Climate change threatens them. by rabblebowser
We all live on the planet, dumbass. If it becomes less hospitable to human life, it affects everyone. Covering your ears and pretending not to hear the warnings won't change anything.
MissorNoob t1_ixnqgse wrote
Reply to comment by kamikaziboarder in I live in Nashua NH, Any insect expert that can help me identify the source of these? This window is in my living room above some indoor plants. by teddyjr32378
Peppers for me too! I set up the cider vinegar traps as well. Good for catching the stragglers.
MissorNoob t1_ixnhzd7 wrote
Reply to I live in Nashua NH, Any insect expert that can help me identify the source of these? This window is in my living room above some indoor plants. by teddyjr32378
Dealt with this recently. Spray the soil with Neem oil or a sulfur based insect repellent (depending on what the plant tolerates). Turn the soil over once a day and spray again. Hang up sticky traps. Should get rid of them in less than a week. Get rid of any dead or decaying plant matter too. And don't water while you're getting rid of the insects. They hate dry environments.
MissorNoob t1_iw4bq3w wrote
Reply to comment by CA_Orange in Italy make history with first ever win against Australia by paloaltissimo
It's all that Australium, they're a superhuman nation
MissorNoob t1_iw4b0nf wrote
The title of this post makes it sound like they've never won anything ever against Australia
MissorNoob t1_jaw2sry wrote
Reply to This is an old school NH snowstorm. Good to see! by ReauxChambeaux
I guess it depends where you are in the state. Down south here it's above freezing but the snow is coming down faster than it can melt. I'm not looking forward to shoveling.