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the-quibbler t1_j9uwkvp wrote
Reply to comment by vangogh330 in Abandoned vehicle (RV) on my property by SirGraniteHead
Yes, this often happens when a bank abandons a car instead of repoing it. The borrower is stuck with a car they can't title or sell.
the-quibbler t1_j29xkaz wrote
Relish it while it lasts, friends. Winter's biting chill will be back upon us soon enough.
the-quibbler t1_j1ldcac wrote
Reply to comment by Itscool-610 in Welcome to Massachusetts by marmosetohmarmoset
That kid reporting in. Outgrew it, eventually, but sometimes it's just too much trouble to switch out your wardrobe, and legs are NBD.
the-quibbler t1_j1fzukq wrote
Reply to what could a vegan migration project learn from the libertarian migration project? by GoalSetting69
That irrational exuberance, zealotry, and trying to force your will on others will make even those with whom you share some common cause dislike and disavow you.
the-quibbler t1_iywep3l wrote
Reply to camera issue by These_Pressure_8665
Sounds like bs. Configure your camera to use their WiFi and if it doesn't work contact the camera's support.
the-quibbler t1_ivnlpuf wrote
Reply to Maggie Hassan by Naujutsu
They believe Democratic control of the Senate will continue to drive the inflationary spiral we're currently in, and deepen the recession. They could be right, but more likely they're outrageously amplifying the potential effects of Maggie's likely win.
the-quibbler t1_iu5wf3s wrote
Reply to comment by engineered_academic in What is the best and worst thing about your town? by rabblebowser
Selfish of me, certainly, but global staffing crisis is upsetting my love of food. It's gonna be a few years before that normalizes, between the excess virus deaths and all the early retirements. My predictions say late 2024/early 2025, and places like Claremont will small populations could linger longer.
the-quibbler t1_iu5vp49 wrote
Reply to comment by engineered_academic in What is the best and worst thing about your town? by rabblebowser
And Taco Bell is offline for almost a month due to losing one of the freezers. Not the worst thing about Claremont, but I miss having access to varieties of food, and restaurants open past 8pm.
the-quibbler t1_iu52dv5 wrote
Claremont:
Quiet and peaceful where I am.
Decided lack of food delivery. Very severe.
the-quibbler t1_iruqftr wrote
Reply to "some 80 percent of New Hampshire residents said they wanted to break away from the United States." by crustychicken
Maybe they can come liberate use from Nazi terrorist aliens, too.
the-quibbler t1_ja28n4f wrote
Reply to How can I help New Hampshire legalize recreational weed? by cat-gun
I think the issue is that while 74% favor legalization, I don't believe that means 74% find the status quo onerous. Most people don't have any burning desire for legal weed, so allowing government to work slowly is fine for them.
In general, government being slow or incapable of action is better than the alternative. That's on display here. We're seeing Justice Brandeis' little laboratories of democracy in action.