You've got that right. And while I've come to hate the politics of Colorado, I've been to Flor-i-DUH. So, "no thanks".... though I wouldn't mind the "no state income tax".
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Who Is Kamala? She WOULD Become President If Biden Fails Or Steps Down
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You've got that right. And while I've come to hate the politics of Colorado, I've been to Flor-i-DUH. So, "no thanks".... though I wouldn't mind the "no state income tax".
Suit yourself. Can't live without the pot shops eh?You've got that right. And while I've come to hate the politics of Colorado, I've been to Flor-i-DUH. So, "no thanks".
Oh, I can. I don't do drugs, including pot.... though I do like me some "O'Dell's 90 Shilling" and George T. Stagg.
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The mouth is wrong.
Need to have it opened WIDE.
https://granitegrok.com/blog/2019/0...-is-a-fraudulent-stereotype-identity-politics
Yeah, no kidding.
I've been to every part of the US. Except for the "front range of the Rockies", everywhere else is "too extreme" about something... temperature, humidity, storm potential, ect.
Years ago the Denver Chamber of Commerce's tag line was, "Denver... Climate Capital Of The World". There is a legitimate argument for that. We have all 4 seasons and none of them are extreme compared to other parts of the country. That... and the fact that our average low humidity makes living here more comfortable than other places. That's a big deal in the long run. I've lived in St. Louis and Asia... and have visited Florida in the early summer. Can't say I liked the climate in any of them.... too hot and humid.
All that said... I lament that Colorado has politically become "California's mini-me"!
Yeah, no kidding.
I've been to every part of the US. Except for the "front range of the Rockies", everywhere else is "too extreme" about something... temperature, humidity, storm potential, ect.
Years ago the Denver Chamber of Commerce's tag line was, "Denver... Climate Capital Of The World". There is a legitimate argument for that. We have all 4 seasons and none of them are extreme compared to other parts of the country. That... and the fact that our average low humidity makes living here more comfortable than other places. That's a big deal in the long run. I've lived in St. Louis and Asia... and have visited Florida in the early summer. Can't say I liked the climate in any of them.... too hot and humid.
All that said... I lament that Colorado has politically become "California's mini-me"!
Colorado lobsters are not all that good either.
No rocky mountain oyster jokes please.
Kamala has the Liberalism mental disorder.
I always noticed that once you leave Denver the rest of the state, excepting Boulder, is sane and pragmatic.Yeah, no kidding.
I've been to every part of the US. Except for the "front range of the Rockies", everywhere else is "too extreme" about something... temperature, humidity, storm potential, ect.
Years ago the Denver Chamber of Commerce's tag line was, "Denver... Climate Capital Of The World". There is a legitimate argument for that. We have all 4 seasons and none of them are extreme compared to other parts of the country. That... and the fact that our average low humidity makes living here more comfortable than other places. That's a big deal in the long run. I've lived in St. Louis and Asia... and have visited Florida in the early summer. Can't say I liked the climate in any of them.... too hot and humid.
All that said... I lament that Colorado has politically become "California's mini-me"!