Ok, reality check time about "moving to Alaska" (Ketchikan: house, buy)

[User 2]

Originally Posted by Rance

You can direct message me and ask anything you'd like.

Thanks anyway, but this is ostensibly a public forum, and I'm not averse to speaking publicly where anyone can see and hear what I might have to say, and that's also the place where anyone else may wish to join in that discussion.

Personally, I have no desire to spend time analyzing why you may do one thing or another, I'd rather focus on issues with much more relevance to myself and possibly to others.

[Metlakatla]

An omelet with a bit of spinach and some smoked King salmon is sounding heavenly just now, perhaps with freshly baked bread with some salmonberry jam on it.

[warptman]

User reminds me of a friend that went by the name Sinbad in another forum. Sayings and attitude are very alike.

[Xa'at]

Originally Posted by Metlakatla

An omelet with a bit of spinach and some smoked King salmon is sounding heavenly just now, perhaps with freshly baked bread with some salmonberry jam on it.

Dear me, that sounds lovely. I could do with some pan fried salmon cut into chunks and mixed up with brown rice and some veggies. Not traditionally Alaskan, but yummy all the same.
Hmm... off topic...

[silversalmon]

The reason that most of the cars in the ditch have Alaskan plates, is because 99% of the cars in Alaka have Alaskan plates.

Originally Posted by rotorhead

But still and all, winter driving skills aren't exactly an Alaska exclusive. I'd say the folks from Green Bay and Buffalo and other places like that have pretty much got it down to a science. The problem is when you get the folks up from Texas and Arizona who only see snow when they visit Colorado to ski.

The truth be told, perhaps the worst winter drivers are the long-time Alaskan cheapskates who are too stingy to put real snow tires on their truck.

Funny how all the cars in the ditch along the Glen after the first big snow all have Alaska plates. They're the ones who waited too long to get to Johnsons Tire and switch out.

[silversalmon]

Do you think that might be because 99% of the cars in Alaska are registered in Alaska?
Even the new additions!

[Arcticthaw]

You have to watch the liscence number sequence. Right now in Fairbanks the newest Plates start with F so we can tell who the newbies are. Give em extra room, the car is new to them, or they are new to our roads.

[warptman]

*Goes and gets a different License Plate*

[silversalmon]

thanks for that info, you taught me something new today

[Vancefish]

So, when I get there I should hang my Colorado plates in the back window to show I know how to drive with my "F" plates? It's like a foreigner tag...lol