Thread: Road pics

Originally Posted by nun2sharp

I thought it looked familiar but I usually go through Sault Ste Marie when I go into Canada.

BTW It aint over til its over and we aint quit yet! LOL Actually I just love the history around here, the books from school taught that it all started at Ft. Sumter in '61, if that is true Missouri and Kansas were close to 10 years ahead of the rest of the country.

Well, nice going nun2sharp, you've reignited the War between the States!! Now, I need to move and join up. I'm not staying here, I figure Kalifornia will declare neutrality and boycott the the violence. Then the Ninth Circuit Court will condemn the act, and the state will raise taxes to help provide for the refugee's. I think I'll join the South, at least they cook stuff I like!!

Excuse me, but our Southern members may refer to it as the War of Northern Aggression. As kids, back home in B.C. we called it the War of Southern Stupidity. Just sayin'.

Originally Posted by mapleleafalumnus

Excuse me, but our Southern members may refer to it as the War of Northern Aggression. As kids, back home in B.C. we called it the War of Southern Stupidity. Just sayin'.

As kids back home in Texas, Canada was someplace that had funny looking money that wouldn't spend.

Like Kelly said, it ain't over.

JUST for my friend from the land of strange money..

CACTI


GIT SOME!




The "prickly pear" up close.


Those little soft, fuzzy looking tufts are about a million little stickers.

Originally Posted by mapleleafalumnus

Excuse me, but our Southern members may refer to it as the War of Northern Aggression. As kids, back home in B.C. we called it the War of Southern Stupidity. Just sayin'.

Well I don't know MLA - I think that the south might have lost a battle but won the war now that I am down here! If culture is an indication anyway lol!!

I mean to say that country music, pulled pork, and watching cars go in circles is all the rage here in KS!

Originally Posted by nun2sharp

I thought it looked familiar but I usually go through Sault Ste Marie when I go into Canada.

BTW It aint over til its over and we aint quit yet! LOL Actually I just love the history around here, the books from school taught that it all started at Ft. Sumter in '61, if that is true Missouri and Kansas were close to 10 years ahead of the rest of the country.

Yeah! Didn't you see the movie Santa Fe Trail? What the Hell was Custer doing on the east coast?!?! BWAHAHAHAHAHA

Originally Posted by earcutter

Well I don't know MLA - I think that the south might have lost a battle but won the war now that I am down here! If culture is an indication anyway lol!!

I mean to say that country music, pulled pork, and watching cars go in circles is all the rage here in KS!

If you're down there, they definitely lost!

Originally Posted by Wullie

As kids back home in Texas, Canada was someplace that had funny looking money that wouldn't spend.

Like Kelly said, it ain't over.

JUST for my friend from the land of strange money..



Those little soft, fuzzy looking tufts are about a million little stickers.

Wullie, didn't you mention there was a bumper crop of the things, prickly pears? I'll take a couple pics of some around here, must be a good year for them, they're going crazy out here. I'll also include a photo of something you can get me for Christmas!! I can only imagine how excited you must be!!

Rare spider halts Texas road project - AP State Wire News - The Sacramento Bee

Wullie, please tell me it ain't so! You guys didn't let some Californian's slip into your government, did you?

I hope this link works out, if not, lemme know, sad thing.

I am thinking the dude who owns the bar on the alternate route planted it!!

Yer Saucy....you saucy you !!......I used to be a saucier y'know(Saucy -A). Now I'm just a saucey-B