Thereby increasing the IQ level in both states.So let me get this straight. You’re ranting about an out of stater running down Oklahoma, so your solution is to do the same to Wyoming (from the current residents point of view)?
Because they retire and can buy a mansion here for the hell hole they sold in California. They don’t even have to retire in this age of “work at home”. Then they take over, and THEY make the rules. I’m hoping tornadoes keep them away, but I’m not counting on it.
coming from someone who takes an hour to cook Minute rice
We can only hope
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If you're thinking about living in Wyoming you'd better really like winter. Long, bitterly cold, winter with constant wind. Not like Oklahoma wind...real wind.
I worked as a welder there and in the Dakotas
So true about the cold and wind. I lived and went to college in Rock Springs (SW part of WY) for almost 3 years. Loved the isolation and way of life but man, those winters are brutal. Still, the only reason I left was because the 'oil patch' hit the bust phase and I couldn't find another job that paid nearly as well.
I just want to know how 2 vehicles collided with no Damage to either? a 6 year old on a bicycle ran into the side of my neighbors truck and did $1600 worth of damage
I was wondering the same thing ???
AMEN brother, AMEN!
