Unofficial History of Drama in the Free State

[thescoop]

Hmm...so glad I deleted my account there before that policy went into effect. Too bad I didn't do the same on the suck fest that is NHTeaParty.

And, if you compare Matt's request (fully written out), it sounds quite reasonable compared with Anarcho Jesse's assertion that he will shoot anyone who's involved with politics that comes into his house.

[sillyperson]

the suck fest that is NHTeaParty.

I never joined 

[blackie]

Posted on the nhunderground.com forum:

Russell Kanning wrote:

we don't let people delete their accounts anymore, so we can read the posts and search for stuff

Funny how they banned me, then went back and deleted all my posts.

[thescoop]

the suck fest that is NHTeaParty.

I never joined 

Smart move. It was fine when Error was admin, until he went on his hike and Joe started editing and deleting other people's posts. After that, it when downhill very very quickly.

Posted on the nhunderground.com forum:

Russell Kanning wrote:

we don't let people delete their accounts anymore, so we can read the posts and search for stuff

Funny how they banned me, then went back and deleted all my posts.

I think it's a new policy. interestingly enough, I can still find all of my old posts. They haven't been deleted even though I deleted my account. 

[sillyperson]

In SMF deleting an account does NOT delete the posts. I think you'd have to download a custom add-on to do that (or run a quick DELETE command against the mysql command-line)

I highly doubt they actually "disabled" account deletion -- there's no simple option for that. By default, though, there is a button to require admin approval for account deletion. So they can just not approve the deletion.

NHFree.... we got out, before they turned it into a prison 

[Changed My Mind]

is getting out akin to being made to follow a new rule?

NHfree was pretty boring recently until politicos decided to come back and make demands.  By politicos I mean one person.

[sillyperson]

At least in the USA you are free to leave....

[blackie]

Forum Nazis

[blackie]

http://nhunderground.com/forum/index.php?topic=19269.msg309846#msg309846

Ian:

Recently, Cassidy's breasts were visible at a cannabis rally and there have already been open containers present at said rallies.

[Ecolitan]

Isn 't it getting chilly in NH?

[Rebel]

it sounds quite reasonable compared with Anarcho Jesse's assertion that he will shoot anyone who's involved with politics that comes into his house.

I get a pass at Jesse's crib.

[Changed My Mind]

that's a good thing, I can't imagine it's fun to be shot with a mac10 on a string.

[Dewars]

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brian.travis
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Re: Brian Travis invaded by bureaucrats
« Reply #1013 on: Today at 11:15 AM »

I just got back from court with great news for Heidi.

The prosecutor dropped all of the horse abuse charges. Dropped. Gone. Like they never happened. She (the prosecutor) even read into the record that Heidi is a conscientious horse owner who just had a temporary setback. This is the prosecutor saying this. She stopped just short of admitting they shouldn't have acted so forcefully when they did. Sounds like vindication to me.

So the misdemeanor charges are dropped. Fines, too.

In addition to the nullified misdemeanor charges, there were some charges for "inadequate shelter", which is a violation. Much like a parking ticket or speeding ticket. They dropped all but two of those charges, so they would have something to force her to pay some of the vet bills the town incurred when they had the horses for a couple weeks.

Those two violations will go away in a year as well.

That's great news for Heidi, of course. And now I think it would be appropriate for all of the people who have trashed her on these boards to apologize. It takes a person of good moral character to admit when she is wrong. Let's see what happens.

So I'm celebrating this by buying the next round of beer. At Taproom next Tuesday. See you there!

[One two three]

It's good to know that the government said it was wrong.  It's too bad that suck a silly law, like houses for horses, exists in NH.

[ny2nh]

That's really only part of the real story.....some sort of plea agreement was made. The county attorney's office issued a letter indicating that Heidi intended to plead guilty so there would be no trial. You can't plead guilty to dropped charges.

Seems it would have been just so much easier to just feed and provide shelter to the horses in the first place.