You guys are downright adorable!

I’m going to say something that isn’t risky…you suck.

I’m going to take a risk…you are not Native American.

Technically it is a slow burn…in actuality, if you have a big enough stump with enough moisture soaked into it, you may not even be able to make progress on it. I highly recommend against burning stumps (and I like fires!).

…like a 2 br/1 ba P.O. Box?

Do they have children?

It’s a urinalysis and they will pick up THC from October which will prompt a bunch of follow up questions which will cause him to perjure himself.

And if the proctor tells you that the test strip is on their chest, don’t fall for it…friggin’ Ronnie is such a clown…tell him I said hi…actually don’t tell him but let me know if he asks about me.

You start by first trying something easier like convincing them to change their religion.

I’ll vouch for Gunstock…accessible, well run, and the teenagers at the top will absolutely launch you if you ask…like, all three of them at once.

That’s kind of my point; ask people to give a list of breweries to avoid and you aren’t going to get many at all.

It seems like the answer here is just “every brewery that I have ever personally been to.”

The annual fee in NH is calculated on the original BASE MSRP of the car and decreases on an annual basis from 1.8% for current model years and drops .3%/year until it hits the bottom value on the chart.

I would like to suggest that the cost to register a vehicle is substantially less upfront because there’s no state sales tax. Let’s take a car that has a selling price of $20,000 and a base MSRP also of $20,000 (just for round numbers). The cost to register this car in NH is $360 (plus approx $35 to the state for the GVWR). If you buy this car in MA, you have an upfront bill of around $1250 (based on 6.25% sales tax). So the upfront cash outlay is substantially less in NH which makes a vanity plate purchase less unappetizing in that moment. On top of that, NH also has the third highest median income.

Cheaper tires will generally cost you more…they wear a lot quicker (not to mention that the inferior materials will also likely mean degraded performance under hard braking and cornering). They are only cheaper on the first day you buy them.

I think everyone here is thinking the exact same thing…that dropping ANYONE off for that hike equipped the way that they were is either a stunning act of ignorance or malice. If she comes off that mountain breathing it’s by the grace of god.

What are “the taxes of a fully owned home?

You should be good…maybe use the more rugged Crocs and bring at least a large bag of skittles for a snack…don’t bother registering either; big waste of time.

It’s an older/outdated verification procedure…you don’t have to know the correct answer but if you put the incorrect zip code in, the marginal cost of the transaction fee increases a small percentage to the merchant.