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Post by Clark on Dec 10, 2006 12:23:34 GMT -5
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Post by Clark on Jan 21, 2007 13:00:07 GMT -5
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rick
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Rick Snelling
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Post by rick on Jan 23, 2007 22:58:31 GMT -5
Hey...didn't I see you in the movie DELIVERANCE???!!!! Love that picture!!! Wait until you see the picture from New Year's. I'm leaving it on Gefi's desk tomorrow. How did you get on here before me? What...no phone call to let me know WHAZZZZUPPPP!!! Where's the love man??? I sent you something for your birthday so if you get a strange package and you don't know where it came from it is your birthday present. You'll figure it out. Give me a call. Rick
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Post by Scott Ivey on Jan 29, 2007 18:46:39 GMT -5
I auditioned but the producers said I was too funny looking...I tell you the whole thing was rigged.
Man, I have no idea where Clark found that picture. But suddenly I realize why no girls would talk to me and why I had to hang out with Snelling. Wow, that was brutal.
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Post by jhelms on Jan 29, 2007 19:05:59 GMT -5
Welcome to the board Scott!
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Post by Scott Ivey on Jan 29, 2007 19:59:28 GMT -5
Thanks Jeff! How do you like Colorado? We're thinking of relocating out there.
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Post by jhelms on Jan 30, 2007 8:55:57 GMT -5
Colorado is fantastic! I have had the chance to live in and around some very interesting areas due to my job and I can honestly say that Colorado is the nicest. I live in Superior which is about 15 minutes north of Denver and 10 minutes south of Boulder. I also lived in Boulder for several years. Where in Colorado are you thinking of moving to? Contrary to what most people think, the winters are mild on the east side of the mountains (though we have had some good storms this year). That's where I would recommend. West of the mountains? Well, that's where Colorado gets it's reputation for snow and cold. It's like being in a different state. The cities and towns are generally clean and the people friendly. Denver wins hands down for cultural attractions, but Colorado Springs and Ft. Collins are not without theirs. There is almost no limit to the outdoor activities and Coloradans are very active. The only downsides for me are the dry air and lack of an ocean. Try as I might, I will never accept the mountains as a substitute for the open sea. Ask me any questions you want and if I don't know the answers, I'll find them.
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Post by tammi86 on Jan 30, 2007 12:45:45 GMT -5
Hey guys...my dad moved to Monument, CO last year. He loves it there. I think it 's a pretty small town though. He got sick of the hurricanes down here, so they sold their house and moved out west. I'm going to try and visit him this year so I can what it's like...one of those places I've always wanted to see. Welcome to the board by the way, Scott!
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Post by Kelly Hampton on Jan 30, 2007 12:48:56 GMT -5
Welcome to the board Scott!!!
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Post by James on Jan 30, 2007 19:08:14 GMT -5
Hey Scott welcome to the board!! I found that pic in our Junior yearbook and put it up there, enjoy!  |
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Darin
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James Howie
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Post by Darin on Jan 31, 2007 14:55:47 GMT -5
Hey Scott long time no see. I will be in Colorado Springs for a conference in November and I was wondering if it snows in about that time.
Darin Howie
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Post by jhelms on Jan 31, 2007 15:32:19 GMT -5
You won't see a lot snow there in November. If it does snow, it'll probably melt away in one or two days. Don't be surprised if you see 60 degree (or sometimes 70 degree) temps as late as November. Of course, it'll be in the 30's at night. With the exception of this year, that's the way it's been for about the last 8 years that I've been out here. The ski areas will still get snow.
BTW, 60 degrees is T-shirt weather out here. When it's in the 30's and 40's, you won't need much more than a light to medium jacket unless it's wet or windy.
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