

Originally Posted By stockli76: Congrats man. Can you give a little detail? Good price on property? We are looking too View Quote Originally Posted By AZ-AR15: Ditto. The wife and I are seriously talking about buying land asap in WY that we can build on in a couple of years since we assume prices are going to jump in the coming years as like minded Coloradans flee to freedom. View Quote Wife agreed to move to Cheyenne. We just started looking, but my lease down here is up in august, so that's when I need to find something. |
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Ah, thought you had already found something. Wife contacted our realtor today about finding property up there. He said he's been getting a lot of calls on the subject lately.
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well I've been looking (and am moving) further afield than Cheyenne, but the good stuff goes FAST. Like days (or day). at close to asking. And honestly cheyenne isn't cheap (pretty much same as FoCo, although taxes way less)
So you better be ready to move FAST if you find something you like or buy something real unique that has been on the market forever (for a good reason probably) Also these markets are tiny. Cheyenne is the biggest city in Wyoming, it has 60,000 people that's smaller than longmont and where longmont has tons of stuff outside of the city proper, cheyenne and that's it for 60 or 70 miles. Might be 5 houses in your price range and 2 sell the next day. and then it's weeks for another one to come up. on the plus side, FUCK COLORADO (or what has become of colorado) |
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Originally Posted By SFENDER: I was just thinking about WY getting inundated with people from CO. I have been trying to figure out where to go, but I am not sure it matters. The one thing to plan for in my view is self sustainability. If it was not so dry in CO, I would consider it but I don't think it will work. I am thinking about Tennessee. View Quote I don't think Tennessee is red for very much longer, between Nashville and Memphis... |
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Originally Posted By djkest: I don't think Tennessee is red for very much longer, between Nashville and Memphis... View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By djkest: Originally Posted By SFENDER: I was just thinking about WY getting inundated with people from CO. I have been trying to figure out where to go, but I am not sure it matters. The one thing to plan for in my view is self sustainability. If it was not so dry in CO, I would consider it but I don't think it will work. I am thinking about Tennessee. I don't think Tennessee is red for very much longer, between Nashville and Memphis... Man, you could be right. I may just carry myself back to ole Virginny and be done with it. I know, I know but at least its home. |
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The bottom line is "Loyalty and Fidelity" are all a man has. To his self, to his country, to his family and to his significant other.
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I wonder if Dominion/Hammer/ScoreCard had any role in this?
I voted against both azzhats. |
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#53 says, "Take 22 mg absorbed Vit C per lb plus 1 gram Chaga daily. Don't forget 2000iu Vit D-3, 30 mg Zinc and 2 mg Cu."
Unfettered with the formalities of an economics education but well read in monetary history. |
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I wonder how much Dominion, ScoreCard and Hammer affected this election?
It would be nice to dump Polis & Hickenpooper. |
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#53 says, "Take 22 mg absorbed Vit C per lb plus 1 gram Chaga daily. Don't forget 2000iu Vit D-3, 30 mg Zinc and 2 mg Cu."
Unfettered with the formalities of an economics education but well read in monetary history. |
Hickenlooper is so slimy. He looks like an alien lizard creature.
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Human rights don't have expiration dates.
"Positive rights" are neither. |
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Human rights don't have expiration dates.
"Positive rights" are neither. |
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Human rights don't have expiration dates.
"Positive rights" are neither. |
'This Guy Is Such a Total Pussy --- It's Stunning' - Lt. Col. Ralph Peters
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Originally Posted By Shawnson: I just applied down in Alabama. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By Shawnson: Originally Posted By denverdan: My job interview in Florida next week is looking better and better. I just applied down in Alabama. I was offered the job but the wife is having cold feet ugh. Alabama is on my short list for sure. |
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Originally Posted By spyderboy03: ![]() View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By spyderboy03: Originally Posted By denverdan: My job interview in Florida next week is looking better and better. ![]() The MT job requires up to 60% travel. They cover MT, ID, and parts of WA. That kinda turned me off on that unfortunately. One of my current coworkers is from the area and knows the company. He said by 60% they really mean 90%. |
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Originally Posted By denverdan: The MT job requires up to 60% travel. They cover MT, ID, and parts of WA. That kinda turned me off on that unfortunately. One of my current coworkers is from the area and knows the company. He said by 60% they really mean 90%. View Quote Oof. Yeah, that doesn't sound ideal at all. Which part of FL are you looking at? I grew up in Fort Myers and went to UNF in Jacksonville. I miss the rain and everything being green! |
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Originally Posted By denverdan: The MT job requires up to 60% travel. They cover MT, ID, and parts of WA. That kinda turned me off on that unfortunately. One of my current coworkers is from the area and knows the company. He said by 60% they really mean 90%. View Quote pretty sure i know who you're talking about. |
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Originally Posted By spyderboy03: Oof. Yeah, that doesn't sound ideal at all. Which part of FL are you looking at? I grew up in Fort Myers and went to UNF in Jacksonville. I miss the rain and everything being green! View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Originally Posted By spyderboy03: Originally Posted By denverdan: The MT job requires up to 60% travel. They cover MT, ID, and parts of WA. That kinda turned me off on that unfortunately. One of my current coworkers is from the area and knows the company. He said by 60% they really mean 90%. Oof. Yeah, that doesn't sound ideal at all. Which part of FL are you looking at? I grew up in Fort Myers and went to UNF in Jacksonville. I miss the rain and everything being green! The middle/upper Keys. Job is in Tavernier. I would have to live between Key Largo and the the beginning of the Seven Mile Bridge. The redhead is right on the verge of agreeing to the move. She’s very (as you know) conservative. However I don’t think she fully understands how fucked up this state is becoming. |
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Originally Posted By JLPettimoreIII: i would say hard no on that. pretty sure i know who you're talking about. View Quote Yeah I’m sure you do. The fact that they have perpetual openings for my job tells me something. I was an OTR truck driver for quite a while. I’ve done my time being away from home ugh. |
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We’ve been here ten years exactly yesterday, and the wife is ready to leave Colorado. We have been looking at SW Missouri and now Texas. We did Oklahoma before and there isn’t a lot there. We’ve glanced at Wyoming, colder than hell and not a lot there. Her job is remote currently but that May all change.
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I'm still at least 7 years from being able to move. Long story short my kids with ex wife are still young one 11. Once he is 18 sayonara to this state. Looking at SW Missouri, Tennessee or just about anywhere still free.
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