Thats funny, you have to worry about coyotes and mountain lions and we have to worry about gang shootings and drive-buys.
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Thats funny, you have to worry about coyotes and mountain lions and we have to worry about gang shootings and drive-buys.
Been there don;t ever want to do that again. For me it got to the point where I could sleep through drug busts and gang shooting right outside my bedroom window. Now when I here a gun I know it's either a hunter's finally got themselves something to eat or there's a party going on on the Pueblo. Yup, give me man against nature any day, man against man is just to unpredictable for me. I will admit that due to the extra severe drought this year I'm beginning to get tired of running into bears in my yard at night, luckily they're as freaked out as I am when we run into each other.
I feel you there. We have been thinking for some time now about moving down to the mountains in Tennessee or North Carolina to get away from this area.
Mountains have trout streams and are great places for hiding stills, you know. I say move. Getting away from cities was the best thing I ever did. No offices to get stuck in. You can see the sky at night and being alone in the woods is one of the best feelings any living thing can experience. And the rivers and creeks have fish in them and won't catch fire.
Ain't no gangs in Terre Haute. A few wannabees. Ain't no bears either. In fact, we ain't got much of nothin' round here. Not even any poisonous critters. The big local news story was about local mandolin player being the best in the country. He went to the national mandolin championship in Winfield, Kansas and won himself a new mandolin.
Back in the early 1980s Steve Martin called Terre Haute the most nowhere place he'd ever been. Some of the big wigs got upset, brought him back for a tour of the processing plant and such, but I think ole Steve was right. I don't know of nobody who left, who ever came back, lessin' they had to.
Back in the early 1980s Steve Martin called Terre Haute the most nowhere place he'd ever been. Some of the big wigs got upset, brought him back for a tour of the processing plant and such, but I think ole Steve was right. I don't know of nobody who left, who ever came back, lessin' they had to.
Thank You very much. I'm really looking forward to trying it and coming up with a name. All I've been doing is telling my husband all about the naming contest. We've only been vaping since July so trying new stuff is really exciting to us. Thank You again.
We have it all where I live. Black Bears and such living here in the mountains but also all the riff raft people too. Of course working in a jail I prob see more than most. I would rather deal with just bears.
You work in a jail how is that. One of my favorite tv shows is lockup raw on msnbc.
When I read Jewls worked in a jail, I was thinking, "License plates or laundry?"
Hey Jewls I raft the rift in my Rio Grande Gorge does that mean I belong in jail too? By the way, they let you vape in jail? I would think that most of our PV's would be considered deadly weapons there. Yeah, give me bears over people any day.
Hey there Joe - got my mystery juice today, thanks! Should I let it steep a few days first before I try it?
Lets just say everyday brings in something new. I work in booking so I get to see people at thier best....lol. That is where most of those shows are filmed..that is where most of the action takes place. That being said ..I do love my job but it can be challenging and 12hr swing shifts are difficult.
Yeah, you could give it a couple of day if you can, I know I dont like to wait for anything. It really only was made 2 days ago though.
Oh so you get them right as they come in the door, lucky you. That must be hard being in there dealing with that type of stress for 12 hours a day, I feel for you.
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