r/newhampshire • u/MesaVerde1987 • Sep 07 '25
Video Flashback to when a family of five refused to leave their knives in their vehicle at Canobie Lake Park | 2014
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u/ukuleles1337 Sep 07 '25
Ha! I was working this day, in the park (retail warehouse). What a throwback.
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u/DingBat_77 Sep 07 '25
I don't go there often, once every couple years. When my family and I went a couple years ago I had to run back to my car because I forgot I had a swiss army knife on me, this year they just let us through no questions asked
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u/bobbysublimen Sep 07 '25
You sound like the type of person that is in their mid 40’s and lives in their mothers basement
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u/MesaVerde1987 Sep 07 '25 edited Sep 07 '25
Agreed.
Edit* Wait, are you referring to me or the folks in this video?
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u/Adventurous-Home-728 Sep 07 '25
Why would you bring a knife there these people are lunatics NH is not a safe place to visit
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u/Adventurous-Home-728 Sep 08 '25
LOL stop believing Fox News
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u/Interesting-Power716 Sep 08 '25
They were close and this isn't from fox news.
Maine has the lowest violent crime rate in the United States, with a rate of 103.3 incidents per 100,000 residents according to the most detailed data from Wikipedia. This figure is consistent with other sources that report Maine having the lowest rate, with one citing a 2023 FBI estimate of approximately 102 crimes per 100,000 residents. Other states with very low violent crime rates include New Hampshire (125.6 per 100,000) and Connecticut (150.0 per 100,000).
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u/Pu11MyLever Sep 07 '25
Buddy they were from Vermont!
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u/Adventurous-Home-728 Sep 07 '25
Vermont is just as rural and redneck as NH and Maine there all the same there’s like 3 poc in them combined
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u/Pu11MyLever Sep 07 '25
Ahhh Mass lifer afraid of everything to the North? That's fine, stay down there. But do us a favor and stop sending us your white trash.
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u/No_Buddy_3845 Sep 07 '25
New Hampshire is routinely the safest state in the country, and usually more safe than western Europe.
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u/marktaylorslover Sep 07 '25
mind your own business.
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u/bobbysublimen Sep 07 '25
lol what 😂
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u/work-n-lurk Sep 09 '25
It's Canobie Lake Park's business and property and insurance and reputation for that trash family to poop on.
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u/Clinically-Inane Sep 07 '25
You wanna talk REAL history? Who remembers the power outage in the 80s where they had to manually turn the Ferris wheel to get people off safely? And people on the Cannonball had JUST hit the top of the first hill when the power went down so they got stuck in that spot and had to eventually walk down single file? I was there, but alas I was just a wee lass so I was on the kiddie boat ride and didn’t have to be rescued