cowboy (or is that government?!?) road builders who suddenly decide to shift the lanes and when joining the road back up again leave a huge great lump in it! It is always wonderful, while trying to avoid pot holes caused by snow plows to suddenly find ones self doing an "A Team" style leap off a 3 inch ramp in the outside lane at 80!
I think I need to fit a dukes of hazard style air horn to my Z to really capitalize on the effect! ;-)

 

Man, that sounds awful! How long do they expect until that thing is completed!?

 

T-rex is with us for another 3.5 years or so. As I posted earlier, it just isn't as bad as I had anticipated. Besides, there are plenty of alternate routes to bypass this ten mile (if that) stretch with more people able to look at as well as enjoy your ride.

Joe

 

yeah it isn't as bad as it could be that is for sure, I believe they are way ahead of schedule too, so shouldn't moan too much.

 

Ahead of schedule! Wow! We don't hear that about construction on the east coast. lol

 

Colorado is great. I have been driving Zs here for 33 years (4 different ones).

Shameless plug: If you need help with finding a place to live, I am sleeping with a great realtor!

Especially with the weather on the east coast right now, the weather doesn't compare. It is much better here year round.

Lived in COS for 16 years. It has changed a lot, but is still good. Denver is great; I spend a lot of time there. We live another 30 miles north of Denver, and you can find anything from lakes and flatland to 14,000 mountains within a half hour.

C'mon up!

Steve

 

I think I just read that the borders have been closed--not enough water for even one more family. Besides, most of our trees will be dead or burned by the end of summer and it's likely that T-Rex will go on for at least 25 more years.

The crime rate is just awful, there are reports that 2 bikes were stolen at the 16th. Street Mall just this past weekend. That might be a rumor, but it also may be the reason more of us are packin' heat.

Looking at our seven professional teams, it's unlikely any of them will win a game in the seasons ahead. Besides the cost of seeing a game for a family of four is over $1,000 [includings suds, of course].

Now, if you can get over the border through one of our country roads, you may be able to find a home under $400,000 near the Kansas border just east of Denver-Limon International Airport.

Oh yeah, our airport-in-the-high-plains/desert was just rated number 1 in the country. I'm not sure if that survey included passengers who actually checked their bags.

Believe or not, even John Elway is getting a divorce. What does that tell you?

BTW, I love Colorado and I know you would be welcomed by a lot of truley wonderful people. [unless, of course you cheer for the Raiders, Red Wings or Nebraska]. Now don't spam me readers, it's just a joke.

 

Well everything was a joke except for you not being allowed to be a Raiders, Red Wings, or Nebraska fan

 

lol

 

lol... you'll have to sleep with her for a while! I am going to be moving out there probably in the summer of 2004. This summer I will be taking a road trip out there with a few freinds. It should be a lot of fun!

 

Shouldn't be a problem. I have been for 33 years.

When you plan your road trip, give me a call. I know lots of fun places to go; most are more fun in a Z.

Steve

 

ha ha, that's cool. Thanks for the offer! I will probably be taking you up on it this summer!