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donnab Mini-Geek Posts: 56 From: Cape Cod Registered: Jan 2002	posted February 02, 2002 21:57 I know, it's an old one, but for those who haven't seen it yet: Technology for Country Folk ------------------ Donna IP: Logged
Hello Super Geek Posts: 122 From: Registered: Feb 2002	posted February 20, 2002 17:14 A little lame but ok. IP: Logged
iballoondesign Alpha Geek Posts: 283 From: Midland, TX Registered: Dec 2001	posted February 20, 2002 23:46 interest but pretty stupid IP: Logged
ZorroTheFox SuperBlabberMouth! Posts: 1117 From: Milton, WA, USA Registered: Oct 2001	posted February 21, 2002 16:19 I like it, but then again I grew up around people like that.........Z IP: Logged
joliet_jane Super Geek Posts: 140 From: PA Registered: Jun 2001	posted February 21, 2002 22:38 Sounds like it was written by Relic! IP: Logged
donnab Mini-Geek Posts: 56 From: Cape Cod Registered: Jan 2002	posted February 22, 2002 21:38 quote: Originally posted by ZorroTheFox: I like it, but then again I grew up around people like that.........Z You need to have known a few rednecks during the course of your life in order to appreciate it. Looks like you have known a few. Washington is a lot like Maine, where I've spent some time. Loggers, hunters & fishermen, lol. IP: Logged
ZorroTheFox SuperBlabberMouth! Posts: 1117 From: Milton, WA, USA Registered: Oct 2001	posted February 22, 2002 22:02 quote: Originally posted by donnab: [QUOTE]Originally posted by ZorroTheFox: [b]I like it, but then again I grew up around people like that.........Z You need to have known a few rednecks during the course of your life in order to appreciate it. Looks like you have known a few. Washington is a lot like Maine, where I've spent some time. Loggers, hunters & fishermen, lol.[/B][/QUOTE] Yes, I grew up in Eastern Washington, farm lands as far as the eye can see. It wasn't till I moved to the Seattle area that I found out there were places without dirt roads. Some of the people I work with now have never heard the term "Washboard Road".............Z IP: Logged
donnab Mini-Geek Posts: 56 From: Cape Cod Registered: Jan 2002	posted March 22, 2002 19:23 quote: Originally posted by ZorroTheFox: Yes, I grew up in Eastern Washington, farm lands as far as the eye can see. It wasn't till I moved to the Seattle area that I found out there were places without dirt roads. Some of the people I work with now have never heard the term "Washboard Road".............Z There are places without dirt roads? Really? My biggest thing when buying a house was that it was NOT on a dirt road and that it had town water - so that when the power goes out you can still flush the toilet. Took a year to find this house, of course we do have a septic system that needs to be pumped out... Can't win them all. Lot's of people I know here live on dirt roads and I just hate having to go right after washing the car. Puddles as big as ponds, and just as deep, too! Love that pavement... It really is one of the little things that mean a lot. ------------------ Donna IP: Logged

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