fenceman
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denvermartinfarms":3crhwcu3 said:
Where you at there, ?looks similar to here
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Where you at there, ?looks similar to here
fenceman
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ram":12gbtlrw said:
The transfer case on my Samurai locked up. And my son came and rescued us.
I guess a samurai is some kinda boat. ;-)
denvermartinfarms
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That's right here close to home. muzzleloader and handgun season started here today and I rode through there a while ago going to a different tree to sit in this evening.fenceman":bc4sn52q said:denvermartinfarms":bc4sn52q said:
Where you at there, ?looks similar to here
denvermartinfarms
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Couldn't ask for a nicer day to be in the woods looking for a deer, cloudy, 45 degrees and very little wind.
Kingfisher
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The deer being a little sneaky today DM?
denvermartinfarms
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Yes, it's been pretty slow this weekend.Kingfisher":36dkg3vi said:
Ozark cowman
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Nice pictures Denver? Don't I know where that is?
denvermartinfarms
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Yep, you do. I wish you were still working, you could spend about 2 nice weekends over there handing out tickets and giving rides to the jailhouse and it would do things a lot of good. The way it's headed probably won't be to many years and none of us will be able to use it.Ozark cowman":m5qyg26o said:
Ozark cowman
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Your spot on, the thing is that's what the government wants, they would just as soon let things go to crap for a few years and then close it to everyone instead of taking care of the problem now and making it a stiff enough penalty on the people tearing things up to make them stop. I loved my job for most of the 29 years I had it, but things started changing fast those last couple years around 07 to 2010.denvermartinfarms":2zp63t4y said:
fenceman
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fenceman
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fenceman
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With my newly acquired ulcer I'll pay dearly for that six pack. But it's 84 in January. What else should a man do
True Grit Farms
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You should drink lots of water with an ulcer and don't take any aspirin. If you're gonna be dumb you better be tough. You should be just fine Fenceman. 
fenceman
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:lol2: :lol2: :lol2: dammit that's what daddy always told me. Y'all know each other?
True Grit Farms
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No, but I can relate to that first hand.
Rafter S
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I'm in Dallas, of all places, for a convention (for the software I use at work). Right now I'm sitting in the sky bridge between the Convention Center and the Omni Hotel and here's what I see looking out the window. I have a meeting in about 30 minutes and then I'm going to go find a beer. This is definitely a case of a fish out of water. Y'all wish me luck. I have a feeling I'll need it.
fenceman
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Rafter S":1zv3jqe2 said:
I'm in Dallas, of all places, for a convention (for the software I use at work). Right now I'm sitting in the sky bridge between the Convention Center and the Omni Hotel and here's what I see looking out the window. I have a meeting in about 30 minutes and then I'm going to go find a beer. This is definitely a case of a fish out of water. Y'all wish me luck. I have a feeling I'll need it.
Good luck, maybe get the beer before the meeting? :hide:
TexasBred
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Rafter S":2w276x23 said:
I'm in Dallas, of all places, for a convention (for the software I use at work). Right now I'm sitting in the sky bridge between the Convention Center and the Omni Hotel and here's what I see looking out the window. I have a meeting in about 30 minutes and then I'm going to go find a beer. This is definitely a case of a fish out of water. Y'all wish me luck. I have a feeling I'll need it.
There's a Hooters not far down the street from there. :mrgreen:
1982vett
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I was in downtown Dallas this weekend also getting my stepson married off to a wonderful young lady. It is now on the same list as Houston has been on for years...... A place I never want to have to go to again! Not sure that can be achieved, but I swear, that google maps lady is is going to make me bust a blood vessel one of these days. No such thing as making a block and swing back around if miss your turn.Rafter S":35ss9pfi said:
I'm in Dallas, of all places, for a convention (for the software I use at work). Right now I'm sitting in the sky bridge between the Convention Center and the Omni Hotel and here's what I see looking out the window. I have a meeting in about 30 minutes and then I'm going to go find a beer. This is definitely a case of a fish out of water. Y'all wish me luck. I have a feeling I'll need it.
Rafter S
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I drove up yesterday morning and found the Convention Center okay (with a little help from Google maps), but parking was another story. I drove around in circles and finally found a place that would let me park for $15.00. I thought that was kinda high, but didn't know what else to do, so I paid it. That was all fine and good until it got time to leave there and head to the Holiday Inn Express 10 miles away where I had a reservation. That poor lady on my phone was getting pretty frustrated with me, but after making several wrong turns and trying to check in to the wrong hotel I finally got to the right place.
Then this morning I got to thinking that I needed a new plan. I had seen a shuttle van parked in front of the hotel, so I asked the young lady at the reception desk about it. She explained to me that it only goes to the airport and the hospital, and suggested I take a taxi. She even said she could call for me, and when I asked her about what it would cost she said probably less than $20.00. I had been hoping it would be less, but I couldn't face that traffic again, so when I got ready to go I asked her to go ahead and call. I was expecting a yellow cab like I've seen on TV, but a little fellow showed up with a plain white passenger van. I suspect he might be the desk clerk's uncle or something, and he didn't habla englais real well, but that's fine. Anyway, he got me where I needed to go and gave me his business card as I was getting out of the van. Told me to call him when I got ready to go back to the hotel and he'd come get me, and he charged me considerably less than $20.00 for the trip. And he's going to pick me up tomorrow at 7:00am, so it looks like I'm all taken care of. I've always heard that God takes care of fools and drunks, so I've got double coverage.
And no, I didn't get a beer before the meeting, but I sure got some after it was over (which is one more reason I'm glad I didn't have to drive back to the hotel).
Then this morning I got to thinking that I needed a new plan. I had seen a shuttle van parked in front of the hotel, so I asked the young lady at the reception desk about it. She explained to me that it only goes to the airport and the hospital, and suggested I take a taxi. She even said she could call for me, and when I asked her about what it would cost she said probably less than $20.00. I had been hoping it would be less, but I couldn't face that traffic again, so when I got ready to go I asked her to go ahead and call. I was expecting a yellow cab like I've seen on TV, but a little fellow showed up with a plain white passenger van. I suspect he might be the desk clerk's uncle or something, and he didn't habla englais real well, but that's fine. Anyway, he got me where I needed to go and gave me his business card as I was getting out of the van. Told me to call him when I got ready to go back to the hotel and he'd come get me, and he charged me considerably less than $20.00 for the trip. And he's going to pick me up tomorrow at 7:00am, so it looks like I'm all taken care of. I've always heard that God takes care of fools and drunks, so I've got double coverage.
And no, I didn't get a beer before the meeting, but I sure got some after it was over (which is one more reason I'm glad I didn't have to drive back to the hotel).
