FSP Featured in The Wire!

[Russell Kanning]

I didn't get that either ..... must be burger king crowns. Remember we used to meet at BK in Hampton for Myrtle events?

[davemincin]

I agree with DaveM ..... we can awaken people in NH

Was going to go funny here, but? ???  Thinking whatever our differences we all came to NH
to make it home.  Thinking only if we are willing to work with our neighbors do we really have
a chance to make NH really free.

[Russell Kanning]

I liked your quote in the article.

[davemincin]

I liked your quote in the article.

Thanks, your words are much appreciated!

[Michael Fisher]

Larry is the most accurate reporter I've seen thus far.  He's one of the only reporters who will actually call you, interview you, or show up to take pictures.  The rest just copy each other's graphics and articles.   

Some corrections:
-We already have 2 adopy-a-highway projects going, one for quite a while now.
-I have blonde hair.

Minor details.   

Larry is AWESOME! 

[Russell Kanning]

-We already have 2 adopy-a-highway projects going, one for quite a while now.

Isn't the nhla in no way connected to the fsp?

[Kat Kanning]

Not that again!

[Lloyd Danforth]

Those Adopey highway programs are very popular.

[Fluff and Stuff]

Those Adopey highway programs are very popular.

Another great government program.

[jgmaynard]

My take on the AaH program is that if volunteer groups weren't doing it, a paid government group would be doing it. I'd rather have private groups handling that..........

I also really liked that article - it was pretty good.

JM

[president]

I suggest the nhunderground take the porc logo and replace the FSP logo with an ostrich butt, long legs exposed ----head and half of neck buried deep in the sand.  Liken it to turnin' the other way and pretendin'  I'm invisible.

Naw, the porcupine is the perfect mascot/logo for the FSP. Porcupines hide their heads in the ground, just like the ostrich.  It hides its head from the fisher by sticking it into a hole in the ground. This protects its face from attack and sets up a wall of quills, which the fisher cannot attack. When hiding in a tree den or under a rocky crevice with it's back blocking the entrance, the porcupine is safe from attack.

The porcupine is also very short sighted.

[Russell Kanning]

We are allowed to complain about the FSP not you.

[president]

I'm not complaining, just pointing out facts.