Wyoming (appreciation) superiority guysm pole - aka how many Tims have you visited?
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10 or moreYellowSnow said:
This is the problem with #MyBend. Not harsh enough in the winters to keep out the dirty Californicators like me.UW_Doog_Bot said:
Californian and Washington refugees move back out to Colorado after their second Winter when they realize that it happens EVERY year.Doog_de_Jour said:I’ve always wanted to go and behold the majestic beauty before Californian and Washington refugees trash the place.
Been in negative 50's without windchill factored in. I can pop off. Norwegian genes.chuck said:
Please send me an address or coordinates in advance of the upcoming apocalypse. I have guns, fishing gear, and four horses which can either be ridden, eaten, or sliced open and climbed inside of if it gets extra cold.UW_Doog_Bot said:I've been there more than anyone else on the bored unless someone has lived there for an extended period. I was five years old playing in the Buckhorn back when you could still bring kids into the bar. I still have family there en masse and visit every couple of years and for family reunions. My family owns a lot of acreage on Elk Mountain. I had to rustle stray bulls when I was ten back onto our land and that was probably one of the scariest things of my youth. My uncle laughed at me and told me to man the fuck up. I will probably inherit land there and may retire there. If California goes to shit or the zombie apocalypse happens I can drive from LA to that ranch from memory and that's right where I'm fucking going.
Sorry not sorry if you hate Wyoming you hate America and are probably a soyboy and a pussy. -
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An overplayed (but still kick ass) song that I would just have on loop the entire winter.UW_Doog_Bot said:YellowSnow said:
This is the problem with #MyBend. Not harsh enough in the winters to keep out the dirty Californicators like me.UW_Doog_Bot said:
Californian and Washington refugees move back out to Colorado after their second Winter when they realize that it happens EVERY year.Doog_de_Jour said:I’ve always wanted to go and behold the majestic beauty before Californian and Washington refugees trash the place.
Been in negative 50's without windchill factored in. I can pop off. Norwegian genes.chuck said:
Please send me an address or coordinates in advance of the upcoming apocalypse. I have guns, fishing gear, and four horses which can either be ridden, eaten, or sliced open and climbed inside of if it gets extra cold.UW_Doog_Bot said:I've been there more than anyone else on the bored unless someone has lived there for an extended period. I was five years old playing in the Buckhorn back when you could still bring kids into the bar. I still have family there en masse and visit every couple of years and for family reunions. My family owns a lot of acreage on Elk Mountain. I had to rustle stray bulls when I was ten back onto our land and that was probably one of the scariest things of my youth. My uncle laughed at me and told me to man the fuck up. I will probably inherit land there and may retire there. If California goes to shit or the zombie apocalypse happens I can drive from LA to that ranch from memory and that's right where I'm fucking going.
Sorry not sorry if you hate Wyoming you hate America and are probably a soyboy and a pussy.
https://youtu.be/y8OtzJtp-EM -
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Minus 50 - where was that? My PR is minus 25 with no windchill.UW_Doog_Bot said:YellowSnow said:
This is the problem with #MyBend. Not harsh enough in the winters to keep out the dirty Californicators like me.UW_Doog_Bot said:
Californian and Washington refugees move back out to Colorado after their second Winter when they realize that it happens EVERY year.Doog_de_Jour said:I’ve always wanted to go and behold the majestic beauty before Californian and Washington refugees trash the place.
Been in negative 50's without windchill factored in. I can pop off. Norwegian genes.chuck said:
Please send me an address or coordinates in advance of the upcoming apocalypse. I have guns, fishing gear, and four horses which can either be ridden, eaten, or sliced open and climbed inside of if it gets extra cold.UW_Doog_Bot said:I've been there more than anyone else on the bored unless someone has lived there for an extended period. I was five years old playing in the Buckhorn back when you could still bring kids into the bar. I still have family there en masse and visit every couple of years and for family reunions. My family owns a lot of acreage on Elk Mountain. I had to rustle stray bulls when I was ten back onto our land and that was probably one of the scariest things of my youth. My uncle laughed at me and told me to man the fuck up. I will probably inherit land there and may retire there. If California goes to shit or the zombie apocalypse happens I can drive from LA to that ranch from memory and that's right where I'm fucking going.
Sorry not sorry if you hate Wyoming you hate America and are probably a soyboy and a pussy. -
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I've grown kinda soft in my old age, but I'll tell you that the worst weather you're ever going to see at Camp Govey or Camp Grisdale is nothing compared to a winter in Wyoming - and I know because my grandpappy used to live at Camp Govey and only come home on the weekends.UW_Doog_Bot said:
Sad. I thought DFlea was logging camp TUFF.dflea said:Some of the most awesome scenery I've ever seen, and some of the worst shithole excuses for towns I've ever seen. Stay in the north/northwest and you'll be fine. The southern third of the state is a mess.
I'm not man enough to live there year round, but I can dig a summer visit any old time. I'd like to spend about 3 weeks fishing and camping there.
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So @IPukeOregonGrellow ive bought beer many a time from the store in that scene. Porters liquor and fireworks.YellowSnow said:
Pretty muchIPukeOregonGrellow said:
My new mental image of the Row Boat king.YellowSnow said:I used to run into Evanston, WY, to buy up all the Coors Extra Gold in the town and bootleg it back across the Utah state line. Evanston is in the ass hole of WY and was a choo choo town originally on the UP (hi @swaye ) but now thrives on selling full cheap liquor, fireworks and porn to the Mormons.
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Pretty sure that was out on the plains between Rawlins and Laramie pod. I was pretty young. It was so cold if you held your mouth open the top of your tongue would form ice. Couldn't feel your face after about 15 seconds.YellowSnow said:
Minus 50 - where was that? My PR is minus 25 with no windchill.UW_Doog_Bot said:YellowSnow said:
This is the problem with #MyBend. Not harsh enough in the winters to keep out the dirty Californicators like me.UW_Doog_Bot said:
Californian and Washington refugees move back out to Colorado after their second Winter when they realize that it happens EVERY year.Doog_de_Jour said:I’ve always wanted to go and behold the majestic beauty before Californian and Washington refugees trash the place.
Been in negative 50's without windchill factored in. I can pop off. Norwegian genes.chuck said:
Please send me an address or coordinates in advance of the upcoming apocalypse. I have guns, fishing gear, and four horses which can either be ridden, eaten, or sliced open and climbed inside of if it gets extra cold.UW_Doog_Bot said:I've been there more than anyone else on the bored unless someone has lived there for an extended period. I was five years old playing in the Buckhorn back when you could still bring kids into the bar. I still have family there en masse and visit every couple of years and for family reunions. My family owns a lot of acreage on Elk Mountain. I had to rustle stray bulls when I was ten back onto our land and that was probably one of the scariest things of my youth. My uncle laughed at me and told me to man the fuck up. I will probably inherit land there and may retire there. If California goes to shit or the zombie apocalypse happens I can drive from LA to that ranch from memory and that's right where I'm fucking going.
Sorry not sorry if you hate Wyoming you hate America and are probably a soyboy and a pussy. -
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Good to see you have the horns out.Doog_de_Jour said:
WY just moved up my list then.UW_Doog_Bot said:
Californian and Washington refugees move back out to Colorado after their second Winter when they realize that it happens EVERY year.Doog_de_Jour said:I’ve always wanted to go and behold the majestic beauty before Californian and Washington refugees trash the place.
My Norse blood and Midwestern parentage allow me to tolerate harsher winters.
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5- 9Enough times to have learned an important lesson that 64 ounces of Mickey’s at 8,000 feet is like 256 ounces of Mickey’s and appreciate that Yellowstone is beautiful and going to wipe out humanity some day.
But also enough times to realize Boulder being the Austin of the Mountain region and Missoula being the Asheville are more my speed. Plus, Highway 12 through the middle of Idaho at some point became my scenic detour when forced to travel East to West or vice versa via covered wagon.
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People forget that the record low temp of Utah (minus 69) beats that of Wyoming (minus 66). Montana is the champ of the lower 48 at minus 70. There's a natural sink hole near the Wyoming border that consistently is one of the coldest places in the contiguous US. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_SinksUW_Doog_Bot said:
Pretty sure that was out on the plains between Rawlins and Laramie pod. I was pretty young. It was so cold if you held your mouth open the top of your tongue would form ice. Couldn't feel your face after about 15 seconds.YellowSnow said:
Minus 50 - where was that? My PR is minus 25 with no windchill.UW_Doog_Bot said:YellowSnow said:
This is the problem with #MyBend. Not harsh enough in the winters to keep out the dirty Californicators like me.UW_Doog_Bot said:
Californian and Washington refugees move back out to Colorado after their second Winter when they realize that it happens EVERY year.Doog_de_Jour said:I’ve always wanted to go and behold the majestic beauty before Californian and Washington refugees trash the place.
Been in negative 50's without windchill factored in. I can pop off. Norwegian genes.chuck said:
Please send me an address or coordinates in advance of the upcoming apocalypse. I have guns, fishing gear, and four horses which can either be ridden, eaten, or sliced open and climbed inside of if it gets extra cold.UW_Doog_Bot said:I've been there more than anyone else on the bored unless someone has lived there for an extended period. I was five years old playing in the Buckhorn back when you could still bring kids into the bar. I still have family there en masse and visit every couple of years and for family reunions. My family owns a lot of acreage on Elk Mountain. I had to rustle stray bulls when I was ten back onto our land and that was probably one of the scariest things of my youth. My uncle laughed at me and told me to man the fuck up. I will probably inherit land there and may retire there. If California goes to shit or the zombie apocalypse happens I can drive from LA to that ranch from memory and that's right where I'm fucking going.
Sorry not sorry if you hate Wyoming you hate America and are probably a soyboy and a pussy.
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We thought long and hard on Missoula for the Seattle exodus, but Bend is a much better fit weather wise. We'll probably get burned up in a fire storm in the next few years, but oh well.IPukeOregonGrellow said:Enough times to have learned an important lesson that 64 ounces of Mickey’s at 8,000 feet is like 256 ounces of Mickey’s and appreciate that Yellowstone is beautiful and going to wipe out humanity some day.
But also enough times to realize Boulder being the Austin of the Mountain region and Missoula being the Asheville are more my speed. Plus, Highway 12 through the middle of Idaho at some point became my scenic detour when forced to travel East to West or vice versa via covered wagon. -
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You can always move again after you become empty nesters.YellowSnow said:
We thought long and hard on Missoula for the Seattle exodus, but Bend is a much better fit weather wise. We'll probably get burned up in a fire storm in the next few years, but oh well.IPukeOregonGrellow said:Enough times to have learned an important lesson that 64 ounces of Mickey’s at 8,000 feet is like 256 ounces of Mickey’s and appreciate that Yellowstone is beautiful and going to wipe out humanity some day.
But also enough times to realize Boulder being the Austin of the Mountain region and Missoula being the Asheville are more my speed. Plus, Highway 12 through the middle of Idaho at some point became my scenic detour when forced to travel East to West or vice versa via covered wagon. -
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Chinned for Mickey's - one of my favoritesIPukeOregonGrellow said:Enough times to have learned an important lesson that 64 ounces of Mickey’s at 8,000 feet is like 256 ounces of Mickey’s and appreciate that Yellowstone is beautiful and going to wipe out humanity some day.
But also enough times to realize Boulder being the Austin of the Mountain region and Missoula being the Asheville are more my speed. Plus, Highway 12 through the middle of Idaho at some point became my scenic detour when forced to travel East to West or vice versa via covered wagon.
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Official beer of Oly High dancesLebamDawg said:
Chinned for Mickey's - one of my favoritesIPukeOregonGrellow said:Enough times to have learned an important lesson that 64 ounces of Mickey’s at 8,000 feet is like 256 ounces of Mickey’s and appreciate that Yellowstone is beautiful and going to wipe out humanity some day.
But also enough times to realize Boulder being the Austin of the Mountain region and Missoula being the Asheville are more my speed. Plus, Highway 12 through the middle of Idaho at some point became my scenic detour when forced to travel East to West or vice versa via covered wagon. -
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I still drink that shit...RaceBannon said:
Official beer of Oly High dancesLebamDawg said:
Chinned for Mickey's - one of my favoritesIPukeOregonGrellow said:Enough times to have learned an important lesson that 64 ounces of Mickey’s at 8,000 feet is like 256 ounces of Mickey’s and appreciate that Yellowstone is beautiful and going to wipe out humanity some day.
But also enough times to realize Boulder being the Austin of the Mountain region and Missoula being the Asheville are more my speed. Plus, Highway 12 through the middle of Idaho at some point became my scenic detour when forced to travel East to West or vice versa via covered wagon. -
Nevertbh I'm not 100% positive where it is
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We used to call them Skunk Farts...haven't had one for years!LebamDawg said:
I still drink that shit...RaceBannon said:
Official beer of Oly High dancesLebamDawg said:
Chinned for Mickey's - one of my favoritesIPukeOregonGrellow said:Enough times to have learned an important lesson that 64 ounces of Mickey’s at 8,000 feet is like 256 ounces of Mickey’s and appreciate that Yellowstone is beautiful and going to wipe out humanity some day.
But also enough times to realize Boulder being the Austin of the Mountain region and Missoula being the Asheville are more my speed. Plus, Highway 12 through the middle of Idaho at some point became my scenic detour when forced to travel East to West or vice versa via covered wagon. -
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Missoula winters are milder than the rest of Montana, but still pretty brutal.YellowSnow said:
We thought long and hard on Missoula for the Seattle exodus, but Bend is a much better fit weather wise. We'll probably get burned up in a fire storm in the next few years, but oh well.IPukeOregonGrellow said:Enough times to have learned an important lesson that 64 ounces of Mickey’s at 8,000 feet is like 256 ounces of Mickey’s and appreciate that Yellowstone is beautiful and going to wipe out humanity some day.
But also enough times to realize Boulder being the Austin of the Mountain region and Missoula being the Asheville are more my speed. Plus, Highway 12 through the middle of Idaho at some point became my scenic detour when forced to travel East to West or vice versa via covered wagon. -
5- 9Just got back from staying in driggs/victor on the Idaho/Wyoming border and pretty sure that’s where we will retire.
Star valley up through all the way to Bozeman May be my favorite area in the country. The rest of Wyoming i don’t care for all that much.
Also we had our Departments annual conference in Rawlins, Wy at the old state prison one time. It was pretty bad ass. Nothing like having your CEO go over financials and projections while you’re sitting in the cells where endless prison rapes have occurred.
