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  1. I bet your wagon was cooler than their ugly wagon.
  2. The sooner we move away from oil, the sooner we can stop giving a shit about that whole region. Their tribal and religious lunacy will keep that region backwards for another 3 hundred years.
  3. So....did you get your putter back without getting raped?
  4. Great for her and the family. Wonderful that she was found safe and unharmed. So...does this mean we can resume making fun of him?
  5. I'm surprised that it took this long to find the vehicle. That thing is unique in its fugliness.
  6. $750 for an inflatable kayak? I think I'll keep my rotomold kayak.
  7. That may be the ugliest station wagon that I've ever seen.
  8. During our last week in Coal Creek Canyons mountains, there were 4 different wildfires happening. One to the south of us west of Golden, and one to the north of us just a couple of mountains over just outside of Boulder. We actually packed up a few days early in case we needed to quickly evacuate the mountain cabin. I did not sleep well the night that the Boulder fire was burning uncontained. That's a long way of say I don't want to live in the mountains where this is a worry every summer. Idaho Springs falls into that concern.
  9. License plate readers are every where. I'm sure LEOs have access to real time nationwide toll cameras and state crossings. If the license plate is read by any of these cameras, LEOs will pretty much immediately know.
  10. What's funny is that she did not say who the "weirdos" are. He answered the fucking call, though. What an insecure little bitch.
  11. I see that some of you like to celebrate premature ejaculation.
  12. Key comments from the reddit thread. https://www.reddit.com/r/europe/comments/1f1fel9/spain_is_offering_nomads_24000_to_relocate_to/ araujoms I've just spent my summer vacations in Extremadura. It's a lovely region. Geography makes the it naturally isolated, and is the root cause of its emptiness. I hope they finish soon the high-speed train line to Madrid, it's taking ages. In the meanwhile attracting a couple of digital nomads would be nice, but clearly it won't solve anything. mrjerichoholic99 who the hell wants to live in extremadura lmao? Echochamberking It has a dry climate, the infrastructure is lousy, the area is poor but in exchange you would live in a quiet area with more or less good internet connectivity and probably the best ham in the world.
  13. Spain is sending out the bat signal. https://www.forbes.com.au/life/lifestyle/heres-how-you-can-get-paid-24000-to-move-to-spain/ Extremadura, Spain is paying people to move there. Here, the local government has allocated €2 million (about AUD$3.44 million) to attract up to 200 digital nomads with grants of up to €15,000 (about AUD$24,789) to move to Extremadura and work. Women and men under the age of 30 can receive €10,000 (about AUD$15,858), while men over 30 years can make €8,000 (about AUD$12,686). After two years, women and men under the age of 30 will get another €5,000 (about AUD$7,929) if they stay in the region for another year. Men over 30 will get an additional €4,000 (about AUD$6,343) after two years and also must stay another year. I did the google maps for you.
  14. Being from Texas, I loved buffalo because it was shit I could not normally purchase. If was on a menu, I would always order it. I spent a month in Colorado and ordered everything buffalo from burgers to steaks. I'm now over buffalo. You know what buffalo tastes like? Cow. I had 3 buffalo steaks (not to mention the 3 other times I got buffalo burgers) from 3 different restaurants. They all tasted exactly like beef, which I guess is the point. But then...why does it cost more? For that reason, I'm sticking with beef because it's basically buffalo and costs less.
  15. For the month of July, I was up the mountains in Coal Creek Canyons just 15 mins west of Arvada. All months, we drove and experienced the front range from Ft Collins down to Golden. Wife and I decided that when we retire, we're moving to Arvada. I want to be close to the mountains but also be close to a major airport, city centers for doctors, and every day conveniences. In Arvada, you are 15 mins from the mountains, 5 mins to Golden, 15 mins to Boulder, 10-20 mins to Denver (depending on where you're going) and 45-50 mins to DIA. Yes I-70 sucks but when we are retired, I won't do I-70 during the weekends. I'll be going up to the mountains during the week and leave the weekends to the Denver people. People bitching about DIA are missing the bigger picture. I fly in and out of small ass airports all the time. From small airports, I can get to the airport 30 mins before my flight and easily get on my plane. But I'm having to make a connection anywhere I go. From DIA, you are flying direct to most US cities that you would want to visit. Fuck connections. I'd rather spend an extra hour through security in DIA than spend 1-3 hours in a connecting airport where I may miss my flight and get stuck there. And then I would still need to fly to the destination. My thoughts on the front range cities. - Golden, the city itself is pretty small. Expensive. - Boulder, great city but it's the most expensive front range city. We would love to retire here but did I mention that it's expensive. - Anything north of Boulder and you are getting further from the mountains. By the time you get to Ft Collins, you are 30-60 mins from the mountains, depending on where you want to go. Also the cities are basically suburbs of Denver/Ft Collins. Not much character. - Ft Collins, we really liked the city. Nice walkable dtown area. We just didn't like how far it was from the mountains. Plus when you go, it'll probably be to Estes and RMNP. That area is a fucking zoo and filled with the Yellowstone tourists type of crowd. I want to do gorgeous hikes with fewer people on the trail. RMNP and that whole area are filled with car hike people, people who won't hike more than a mile from their cars. And there are a fuckton of them. - Arvada is the Goldie Locks of the front range, imo.
  16. They are grasping at straws, throwing all kinds of shit, anything that they stick to the criticize Harris-Walz. Other than dipshit magats, none of this is going to resonate with anyone. Everyone knows what Trumps campaign is about. It's been the same shit for 8 years. Stupid baseless shit. People are ready to move on.
  17. I guess it was quiet for too long. https://gcaptain.com/abandoned-tanker-sounion-on-fire-and-adrift-after-houthi-attack-in-red-sea/
  18. You're right. I am Katfid. I am shame.
  19. So you're saying Jonah is going to be a unnecessary roughness penalty machine?
  20. https://slatereport.com/news/florida-man-who-killed-neighbor-over-dog-poop-erupts-at-widow-in-courtroom-outburst-he-cried-like-a-baby/ Florida man who killed neighbor over dog poop erupts at widow in courtroom outburst: ‘He cried like a baby’ A Florida man cruelly yelled that his neighbor “cried like a baby” in front of the man’s widow, explaining during a wild, caught-on-camera courtroom outburst why he killed him. Omar Rodriguez was sentenced to life in prison Thursday after he was convicted of second-degree murder and aggravated assault for the June 2015 shooting of Jose Rey. As Rey’s widow, Lissette, read a statement at the hearing, Rodriguez rose from his chair and began shouting, causing several people in the courtroom to gasp. “The coward was your husband,” Rodriguez yelled out, according to a video obtained by NBC Miami. “That’s why I killed him … he cried like a baby.” The jury in Rodriguez’s case had removed the possibility of capital punishment, leaving Hirsch the only option for a life prison sentence, with a minimum of 25 years, meaning the 75-year-old will remain behind bars for the rest of his life. Jose Rey, 52, was walking in his Kendall neighborhood when his dog popped a squat on the lawn of Rodriguez’s son. Neighbors told police they heard two men loudly arguing before Rey threatened to return and fight him. Rey had dropped off his dog at home and continued the walk with his wife when they were confronted by a shirtless Rodriguez, the outlet reported. Jose Rey was shot three times and Rodriguez threatened Lissette, who went to comfort her husband. Rey succumbed to his injuries over a week later. Several law enforcement officers pulled Rodriguez out of the courtroom and placed him in a holding cell amid the chaotic exchange.NBC6 Rodriguez had asked for immunity in the case under Florida’s so-called “Stand Your Ground” law, but in 2021 a judge ruled he didn’t believe Rodriguez acted in self-defense, according to WTVJ. The convicted killer alleged Rey threatened him with a knife, but prosecutors argued Rodriguez had attempted to plant the knife in his victim’s hand. Rodriguez has been accused of treating his neighbors poorly, with one writing to then-Gov. Lawton Chiles that the man had declared “war” on neighbors and once threatened a lawn worker with a machete.
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