Who's the last one to post on this thread?
POSTED BY: ItsaWash
UPDATED: Friday, March 7, 2008 01:55
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by tomorrow this will be past 1000... so I'll miss the party :sob:
to the lucky 1000th browncoat - enjoy your prize of an extra large Mudders Milk!
good night!
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Any takers ????
~Jimi
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I missed the purty men, so... 
PR, I'm stealin' my devil baby!
Deb
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We can look at some purty ladies as well...
~Jimi
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I could not get to this site Sunday so here I am finally. Actually Nebraska gets pretty high. You slowly climb up as you head west. By the time you get to Denver you are 5,000 FT. above sea level. but it takes about 600 to 800 miles to do it, so you don't realize it.
But if you think Interstate 80 is bad take the northern route, state highway 20. You come to the sand hills. If you come to a town at noon you better not need gas because they close down for lunch. And it is far to the next town. So If your lucky there is a cafe or tavern that serves lunch so you can wait for the gas station to open up.
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Traveler
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Quote:
Originally posted by traveler:
My family came out of Nebraska. When your driving down the highway you know you're nearing a town because you can see the trees from miles away. That is Nebraska. Small towns and corn.
Yeah, small towns.
Sorry, but I grew up in Lincoln and I never saw cows wandering down the streets or corn growing on the corners. Omahans will tell you the same thing. Just like any state, not all of Nebraska is the same.
*end of rant*
Hey, everybody, I'm last!
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Hello Savewash:
Visit my dad's home town next time your back in Nebraska. It is called Foster. You can't miss it. Just look for railroad crossing sign after you drive past Pierce. No gas there, so fill-up in Pierce. But it does have two taverns, a hardware store, post office, and, if they stay in business, sometimes a small grociery store.
Population is guessed at sixty. On Saturday night the population grows to a couple of hundred souls as they fill the taverns.
I love my home state
Traveler
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Not so fast, Cornhusker! 
King of the Mythical Land that is Iowa
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