Why Move To Montana (home, college, camping)

[Future Trooper]

COULD ANYONE TELL ME WHY WOULD ANYONE WANT TO MOVE TO MONTANA?

[gold-dogs]

Obviously you have never been there, 'cuz if you had you wouldn't be askin'. :-)

[Timberwolf232]

Maybe to "raise up a crop of dental floss". =-)

[gold-dogs]

What's that line?
"I'm gonna move to Montana and become a dental floss tycoon"??

[Timberwolf232]

Originally Posted by gold-dogs

What's that line?
"I'm gonna move to Montana and become a dental floss tycoon"??

LOL!
Something like that, haven't heard it in a while... but it seemed like a good response to the OP's question.

Zappa was a pretty weird dude..

[GLS]

Originally Posted by Timberwolf232

LOL!
Something like that, haven't heard that one in a while. Zappa was a pretty, weird dude..

Especially when you consider he wanted to ride his small tiny hoss named Mighty Little with a pair of heavy-duty Zircon encrusted twissors in his hand.

Actually the first line in the third stanza of "Montana" by Frank Zappa and Kin Vassy pretty much answers the OP's question:

"By myself I wouldn't have no boss..."

[truckingbronco]

Cheap fireworks...duh

[Stephan_K]

ALRIGHTY THEN.........Flashback to my college days

[severdsoul]

it should be illegal for anyone else to move to montana. ok, well maby thats because those of us that live here, enjoy and love the small town and simple life that you can find here, oh and did we mention the views that you cant find anywhere else.... and the fishing, and hunting, and camping....
nope no reason to move to montana at all..
Little story.... the family went out several years ago looking for a christmas tree... driving up in the mountians, looking around for the perfect tree.. when all was said and done we were probably in the hills for about 8 hours, and the whole time we only saw 2 other poeple , both of which were in the same vehicle...
Nope , no need to move here. *lol*....
montana is adictive, you cant describe it, once you are here, you wont want to leave..

[Angel Eyes]

Ok, here's my story. I grew up in NE ohio. My dad worked his ASS off at the local steel mill to support his family. My mom never had to work. Her job was to stay at home and raise the family. WE had alot, maybe not money wise but we never wanted for anything if you know what I mean. We grew up on morals, family values and tradition. My father never had even a speeding ticket in his whole life. (he passed away 18 months ago) For the past 10 years I have noticed a huge change around here as far as morals, family, etc etc. Nowadays it's more focused on what's in your bank account, what kind of car you drive, if your purse is a Gucci. Meanwhile everyone's kids are running around like spoiled brats, nobody has any compassion towards their fellow man and everyone wants to either sue or blame someone else for their problems. I have actually been told that I am too nice, care too much and get too involved. What's really sad is I actually started to believe it. But then guess what? I visited the beautiful, wonderful state of Montana. How nice is it to find out that there are other people that feel the same as I do. How nice is it that for 3 days no matter where I went, from the local restaurant to Walmart that people had a kind word and a smile on their face, FOR NO REASON AT ALL. This is how I was raised and this is how I want to be. We bought some property in the Kila area, I can't wait to come home. So, I guess my question to you is "Who wouldn't want to live in Montana?"