Gerald Martin
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Grouse like apples not bread crumbs. How many generations did you say your family has been here? Surely a Montana native would know that basic fact.
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A rebranding will definitely be in order if it becomes a progressive policy plank. Will wait for suggestions as to a more politically correct name than “chastity belt “.I'll wait for chastity belts to become a progressive policy plank & roll the portfolio dice.
A rebranding will definitely be in order if it becomes a progressive policy plank. Will wait for suggestions as to a more politically correct name than “chastity belt “.
"Damn Gubmints broke- this will have to do belt."? PC enough?A rebranding will definitely be in order if it becomes a progressive policy plank. Will wait for suggestions as to a more politically correct name than “chastity belt “.
And lions too. https://www.ktvb.com/article/life/a...unty/277-9c685e92-3cd6-4f4e-924c-e9969201c06eNothing to see here in Idaho, lots of snow.... -50 everyday..... lots of wolves eating your ankle biters . Move back to where you came from ha ha.....
Matt
I'm not a political person, could care less about Rs &Ds, and respect the hell out of Randy, but have to agree that you didnt take that detour. That one was a head scratcherI thought that I was following the detour “already” taken! memtb
Some one hit this hanging curve out'a the park
Wow- I struggle w/ absolutist of any fashion. This is no different.
Let's take for example a man who, in 1974 after serving his country in Vietnam (68-69) and starting his career as an electrician, had a family, and decided he wanted a better way of life for his wife and kids. That man took a job w/ the power company in Walla Walla, Washington and then took a transfer to Sandpoint, Idaho. He continued his career, bought a small hobby farm (20 acres) raised cows, raised pigs, raised rabbits. He hunted, he fished, he camped, he hiked, all the while respecting the land, the people of the community, and taught his children to do the same.
Do you hate that man as well? He raised a family, supported the community, paid his taxes, he helped his neighbor(s) and killed more giant Mountain Whitetail in unit 1, then most. He was born and raised in Los Angeles. He died a man from Idaho.
Thanks, Dad.
Newcomers always screw up a good thing. Just ask the Nez Perce and Shoshone.
It is more like thanks California for giving us Hollywood, Spying Silicon Valley, the alphabet soup politics of San Francisco, and the institutionalization of sanctuary cities, and to top it all off we are going to rub your face in our beautiful cash as we destroy you middle of the country folks with our bukoo real estate bucks.
To put a positive light on this... Montana could benefit from California Migration to the state, if FWP would hire one of the tech worker’s children to develop a draw system that actually works. ...