shutdown -h in Denver

[Ric Moore]

On Sun, 2006-12-24 at 08:15 -0800, Mike McKinlay wrote:
> 
> <snip> They aren't big on snowplowing either and they never use salt on
> the roads... it screws up the Trout Fishing from the runoffs. Fishermen
> come before Motorists there, any day of the week, Ric
> As they should...LOL I own a home 15 miles out of Dillon, Montana and love
> fly fishing and country life  get a chance to get back to my real HOME.
> Mike

Dillion MT is just a few miles east of Heaven in my book. Have you ever
done the Paddlefish thing? I always wanted to see them running. For the
rest of you who have never been to Montana, it IS the Big Sky Country. I
cannot explain it, the sky is just bigger from horizon to horizon, than
anywhere else I have been been. It's incredible. A pure clean blue dome
of sky as far as you can see. No dust suspended in the air , like in the
South East. 

While I really miss Montana, I don't miss landing on my ass, time after
time, from slipping on ice and snow. Not 9 months out of the year...
that got REALLY old real quick. <grins> 
 
Oh yeah, smoked whitefish and Montana Double Dates... where you have
your best buddy and your two dogs sitting all together on the bench seat
of your pickup truck heading out for the annual Elk to fill the freezer.
All the geeks hunt in Montana and sport gun racks. No one screws with
someone elses network in Montana. Oh Lordy no. <evil grin> Just toss the
body out on a remote 2 lane road and a log truck is sure to quickly
mangle it beyond description. Then all the wildlife would get the rest
of the job done. 

When the local library kept forgetting to boot the BBS for us to use
after they closed, we threatened to stuff a dead badger in the book drop
box. We never had a problem after that. Nosirree. A badger stinks! A
dead badger is far far worse. <cackles> 

 
  
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