[_redbird_]

Originally Posted by FutureCntryBumpkin

Hiya Karibear:
It's better to have THOSE creepie-crawlies than some OTHER creepie crawlies that might be there. I'll have to come check them out soon.
We are getting the truck today. If we live through the loading, it won't be long and we might just see you guys soon.

Good! I'll take this:

http://i241.photobucket.com/albums/ff275/redbird4848/caeb3dc5.jpg (broken link)

Over this any day.

http://i241.photobucket.com/albums/ff275/redbird4848/4b6eed79.jpg (broken link)

[njmike]

Originally Posted by _redbird_

Good! I'll take this:



Over this any day.

Red---I have to disagree with you on this one. I grew up with NJ and NYC traffic. I spent 6 months in a rural area and got lost everytime I went out. All the roads (dirt and paved) looked alike.

On a good day, when I was living in NJ, it took 45 minutes to an hour to drive to work using the major highway system.

[_redbird_]

Originally Posted by njmike

Red---I have to disagree with you on this one. I grew up with NJ and NYC traffic. I spent 6 months in a rural area and got lost everytime I went out. All the roads (dirt and paved) looked alike.

On a good day, when I was living in NJ, it took 45 minutes to an hour to drive to work using the major highway system.

That's cool mike. To each his own. You can have the New Joisey traffic and the "snookeys" in the city. BTDT! How the heck do you get lost on country roads? They go (for the most part) east-west, and north-south, and each country block is one mile?

And there is a cultural perspective to consider. Oklahoma is home to my People, and we have a lot of history here that predates the modern times of the white man in North America. So being in Oklahoma is being home for me.

http://i241.photobucket.com/albums/ff275/redbird4848/a6fc79ac.jpg (broken link)

[FutureCntryBumpkin]

Hey MK. If I don't live through it I guess I won't see ANYONE, huh?

And RB, you know it. I shouldn't see much if we leave here at 4AM and then we'll only have a couple of cities to deal with, but nothing like here. I CAN'T WAIT!!

We've been loading the truck all day. I'm broken down now so off to food and beddie bye. God, I'm old.

[krisk590]

We went to Talihina Ok end of June,love the area but soon found out there is no place to go for a drink. No margarita with a chalupa,no brew pubs. Rode the bike on Talimena drive and also found out no place to get a cold beer after the long hot ride. We also found out that in Arkansas,that was also dry but you could gamble at any Cononco gas station. Odd,whats up with that? No drink with dinner but you can gamble.

[njmike]

Originally Posted by _redbird_

That's cool mike. To each his own. You can have the New Joisey traffic and the "snookeys" in the city. BTDT! How the heck do you get lost on country roads? They go (for the most part) east-west, and north-south, and each country block is one mile?

And there is a cultural perspective to consider. Oklahoma is home to my People, and we have a lot of history here that predates the modern times of the white man in North America. So being in Oklahoma is being home for me.

Red---It has nothing to do with culture. I just need the noise, traffic, etc. of city life.

[tookey]

I want to know who ordered up another helping of summer Dang it's hot out.

[njmike]

Originally Posted by tookey

I want to know who ordered up another helping of summer Dang it's hot out.

Come back East. I have a heavy sweater on.

[EarthBound?]

Originally Posted by _redbird_

Good! I'll take this:



Over this any day.

Keep my country butt out in the country where it belongs . I'm a true believer that, "If I can hit my neighbours house with a rock, then they're too close".

[mkfarnam]

I've heard that the leaves were starting to turn in the N Eastern states.