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Route 66
Posted by:
Somali Mann
()
Date: October 04, 2013 11:23PM
For someone who has been here for little more than 10yrs, and has only lived in NY, VA and one another mid western state (MN, for very short time), i always hear Route 66 mentioned in movies, entertainment and even onetime by a co worker.
Looking around the Internet and Wikipedia, i didnt' really get a good understanding of what it means. All i found out was, it was no longer there for some reason or another. Now i know there are some people (old?) that are here who have been to it and know more about it.
Would you kind enuff to explain it what this whole route 66 is? Was it as important as I 95 is?
Sorry for the stupid questions, but i just heard about it now on TV.
Looking around the Internet and Wikipedia, i didnt' really get a good understanding of what it means. All i found out was, it was no longer there for some reason or another. Now i know there are some people (old?) that are here who have been to it and know more about it.
Would you kind enuff to explain it what this whole route 66 is? Was it as important as I 95 is?
Sorry for the stupid questions, but i just heard about it now on TV.
Re: Route 66
Posted by:
RoadMusings_
()
Date: October 04, 2013 11:32PM
Somali Mann Wrote:
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> For someone who has been here for little more than
> 10yrs, and has only lived in NY, VA and one
> another mid western state (MN, for very short
> time), i always hear Route 66 mentioned in
> movies, entertainment and even onetime by a co
> worker.
>
> Looking around the Internet and Wikipedia, i
> didnt' really get a good understanding of what it
> means. All i found out was, it was no longer there
> for some reason or another. Now i know there are
> some people (old?) that are here who have been to
> it and know more about it.
>
> Would you kind enuff to explain it what this whole
> route 66 is? Was it as important as I 95 is?
>
> Sorry for the stupid questions, but i just heard
> about it now on TV.
OK, first of all Route 66 has no connection with I-66, the interstate highway that runs from around the K Street/E Street area in DC to I-81 west of Front Royal, VA.
Prior to the Interstate highway system, the first roads were "US Routes" and state routes.
"Old" Route 66 was one of the first of these US highways and it ran from near Chicago to California. I believe it was called the Will Rogers Highway but I could be wrong about that..
In any event as the primary East-West route through the middle of the country it was pretty important and alot of stores, hotels, and tourist traps sprung up along it.
When the interstate highway system came in (I-40 and others), parts of US 66 were either superceded or bypassed. And over time the route lost its importance, eventually leading to it being decertified as a US route (there is no "Route 66" today).
That said, some of the old highway still exists in various states of repair and a few states maintain portions of it as a "State Route 66" (I think Arizona is one) mainly for historical reasons.
BTW: When 66 existed there were various spur routes and one of them was Route 666.
Because it was a very poorly designed rural highway, it was one of the deadliest in the country. And residents didn't like the name. (Well the ones who didn't steal the route shields for their own personal collections). So when 66 was decommissioned, the spur became US Route 491. (and it still exists - eventually being upgraded).
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> For someone who has been here for little more than
> 10yrs, and has only lived in NY, VA and one
> another mid western state (MN, for very short
> time), i always hear Route 66 mentioned in
> movies, entertainment and even onetime by a co
> worker.
>
> Looking around the Internet and Wikipedia, i
> didnt' really get a good understanding of what it
> means. All i found out was, it was no longer there
> for some reason or another. Now i know there are
> some people (old?) that are here who have been to
> it and know more about it.
>
> Would you kind enuff to explain it what this whole
> route 66 is? Was it as important as I 95 is?
>
> Sorry for the stupid questions, but i just heard
> about it now on TV.
OK, first of all Route 66 has no connection with I-66, the interstate highway that runs from around the K Street/E Street area in DC to I-81 west of Front Royal, VA.
Prior to the Interstate highway system, the first roads were "US Routes" and state routes.
"Old" Route 66 was one of the first of these US highways and it ran from near Chicago to California. I believe it was called the Will Rogers Highway but I could be wrong about that..
In any event as the primary East-West route through the middle of the country it was pretty important and alot of stores, hotels, and tourist traps sprung up along it.
When the interstate highway system came in (I-40 and others), parts of US 66 were either superceded or bypassed. And over time the route lost its importance, eventually leading to it being decertified as a US route (there is no "Route 66" today).
That said, some of the old highway still exists in various states of repair and a few states maintain portions of it as a "State Route 66" (I think Arizona is one) mainly for historical reasons.
BTW: When 66 existed there were various spur routes and one of them was Route 666.
Because it was a very poorly designed rural highway, it was one of the deadliest in the country. And residents didn't like the name. (Well the ones who didn't steal the route shields for their own personal collections). So when 66 was decommissioned, the spur became US Route 491. (and it still exists - eventually being upgraded).
Re: Route 66
Posted by:
Highway Shrubbery
()
Date: October 04, 2013 11:33PM
they're talking about US 66. it's an old route that runs from Chicago to LA. It was part of the "US Highway system", long ago before interstates were built.
The highway here in NoVA is I-66. Interstate Highway 66. And it only goes from the Potomac to I-81 in Front Royal.
to make it simple: US designated highways are a legacy system. Interstate (I) highways are the big modern roads we all know nowadays.
The highway here in NoVA is I-66. Interstate Highway 66. And it only goes from the Potomac to I-81 in Front Royal.
to make it simple: US designated highways are a legacy system. Interstate (I) highways are the big modern roads we all know nowadays.
Re: Route 66
Posted by:
Old Dude
()
Date: October 05, 2013 01:13AM
You wouldn't understand...
The reason that it has some nostalgia associated with it (or however you want to characterize it) wasn't so much the road itself. It was that it took you through such a wide range of places and all of the different stuff along it. There used to be a lot more unique places with their own distinct flavor in this country. Now everything is pasteurized and homogenized so that it all pretty much looks and feels the same no matter where you are. Same cookie-cutter stores, fast food and restaurant chains, strip malls, highways, standard street signs, etc., etc. People used cars more for travel and took more time to stop and see/do things along the way. 66 wasn't alone as far as that goes, just a main route and more well known.
Can't really explain it. Different time and place. One of those things that you had to be around for to really appreciate. Kind of like when kids used disappear all day to go play outside.
The reason that it has some nostalgia associated with it (or however you want to characterize it) wasn't so much the road itself. It was that it took you through such a wide range of places and all of the different stuff along it. There used to be a lot more unique places with their own distinct flavor in this country. Now everything is pasteurized and homogenized so that it all pretty much looks and feels the same no matter where you are. Same cookie-cutter stores, fast food and restaurant chains, strip malls, highways, standard street signs, etc., etc. People used cars more for travel and took more time to stop and see/do things along the way. 66 wasn't alone as far as that goes, just a main route and more well known.
Can't really explain it. Different time and place. One of those things that you had to be around for to really appreciate. Kind of like when kids used disappear all day to go play outside.
Re: Route 66
Posted by:
Alias
()
Date: October 05, 2013 01:43AM
RoadMusings_ Wrote:
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> That said, some of the old highway still exists in
> various states of repair and a few states maintain
> portions of it as a "State Route 66" (I think
> Arizona is one) mainly for historical reasons.
Yes, I drove on "Route 66" in Arizona, in Williams, near Flagstaff.
Simple things like that excite me.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xro0lpukfs
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> That said, some of the old highway still exists in
> various states of repair and a few states maintain
> portions of it as a "State Route 66" (I think
> Arizona is one) mainly for historical reasons.
Yes, I drove on "Route 66" in Arizona, in Williams, near Flagstaff.
Simple things like that excite me.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xro0lpukfs
Re: Route 66
Posted by:
RoadMusings_
()
Date: October 05, 2013 01:48AM
Alias Wrote:
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> RoadMusings_ Wrote:
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> -----
>
> > That said, some of the old highway still exists
> in
> > various states of repair and a few states
> maintain
> > portions of it as a "State Route 66" (I think
> > Arizona is one) mainly for historical reasons.
>
> Yes, I drove on "Route 66" in Arizona, in
> Williams, near Flagstaff.
>
> Simple things like that excite me.
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xro0lpukfs
One of the things on my perennial to-do list is to drive to Alaska (in summer, of course. Winter irks me). My understanding is that it's about 3800 miles from NoVa to Fairbanks. The roads are supposedly pretty well developed.
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> RoadMusings_ Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
>
> > That said, some of the old highway still exists
> in
> > various states of repair and a few states
> maintain
> > portions of it as a "State Route 66" (I think
> > Arizona is one) mainly for historical reasons.
>
> Yes, I drove on "Route 66" in Arizona, in
> Williams, near Flagstaff.
>
> Simple things like that excite me.
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xro0lpukfs
One of the things on my perennial to-do list is to drive to Alaska (in summer, of course. Winter irks me). My understanding is that it's about 3800 miles from NoVa to Fairbanks. The roads are supposedly pretty well developed.
Re: Route 66
Posted by:
Alias
()
Date: October 05, 2013 02:49AM
RoadMusings_ Wrote:
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> One of the things on my perennial to-do list is to
> drive to Alaska (in summer, of course. Winter irks
> me).
Pick me up in Richmond.
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> One of the things on my perennial to-do list is to
> drive to Alaska (in summer, of course. Winter irks
> me).
Pick me up in Richmond.
Re: Route 66
Posted by:
eesh
()
Date: October 05, 2013 02:52AM
I still want to go on a road trip on Route 50. It goes all the way from Maryland to Sacramento.
Re: Route 66
Posted by:
Alias
()
Date: October 05, 2013 03:03AM
eesh Wrote:
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> I still want to go on a road trip on Route 50. It
> goes all the way from Maryland to Sacramento.
I'd go with you eesh, but I'm already committed to RoadMusings.
We're heading to Alaska.
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> I still want to go on a road trip on Route 50. It
> goes all the way from Maryland to Sacramento.
I'd go with you eesh, but I'm already committed to RoadMusings.
We're heading to Alaska.
Re: Route 66
Posted by:
eesh
()
Date: October 05, 2013 03:29AM
Alias Wrote:
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> eesh Wrote:
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> > I still want to go on a road trip on Route 50.
> It
> > goes all the way from Maryland to Sacramento.
>
>
> I'd go with you eesh, but I'm already committed to
> RoadMusings.
>
> We're heading to Alaska.
RoadMusings is a serial rapist. You are safer with me.
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> eesh Wrote:
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> > I still want to go on a road trip on Route 50.
> It
> > goes all the way from Maryland to Sacramento.
>
>
> I'd go with you eesh, but I'm already committed to
> RoadMusings.
>
> We're heading to Alaska.
RoadMusings is a serial rapist. You are safer with me.
Re: Route 66
Posted by:
Alias
()
Date: October 05, 2013 03:42AM
eesh Wrote:
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> RoadMusings is a serial rapist. You are safer with
> me.
That, I doubt.
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> RoadMusings is a serial rapist. You are safer with
> me.
That, I doubt.
Re: Route 66
Posted by:
abelard
()
Date: October 05, 2013 04:13AM
>I still want to go on a road trip on Route 50. It goes all the way from Maryland to Sacramento.
The section through Colorado and Utah is flat out stunning. Gets a bit boring when it becomes interstate 70 but gets interesting again past Salina, Utah.
I drove the bit through Nevada once when the were having a bloom of grasshoppers, which seemed to do best a certain altitude (not too low, not too high). Driving through basin and range means going through valleys then up over ridges, so going up and coming down we plowed through those fuckers, like a heavy rainfall. When I returned the rental car the front grill and axel looked like a Jackson Pollack.
The section through Colorado and Utah is flat out stunning. Gets a bit boring when it becomes interstate 70 but gets interesting again past Salina, Utah.
I drove the bit through Nevada once when the were having a bloom of grasshoppers, which seemed to do best a certain altitude (not too low, not too high). Driving through basin and range means going through valleys then up over ridges, so going up and coming down we plowed through those fuckers, like a heavy rainfall. When I returned the rental car the front grill and axel looked like a Jackson Pollack.
Re: Route 66
Posted by:
Alias
()
Date: October 05, 2013 04:21AM
eesh, maybe abelard will go with you.
cross your fingers, fag it.
cross your fingers, fag it.
Re: Route 66
Posted by:
eesh
()
Date: October 05, 2013 04:23AM
I don't like abelard. He gives me the creeps.
Re: Route 66
Posted by:
Alias
()
Date: October 05, 2013 04:25AM
eesh Wrote:
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> I don't like abelard. He gives me the creeps.
Why? Do you think he made up himself?
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> I don't like abelard. He gives me the creeps.
Why? Do you think he made up himself?
Re: Route 66
Posted by:
streetwalker
()
Date: October 05, 2013 06:46AM
Alias Wrote:
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> Pick me up in Richmond.
for only $30!
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> Pick me up in Richmond.
for only $30!
Re: Route 66
Posted by:
cYewT
()
Date: October 05, 2013 07:09AM
I would guess that most residents of northern VA think that I-66 is "that route 66." I've personally informed many people to the contrary. Usually they are people who have not lived here for more than a few years...
Re: Route 66
Posted by:
nigerian man
()
Date: October 05, 2013 08:02AM
i always think i-66 is route 66... it takes forever to get down and you have time to see everything. like nra building, walmart, route 29, wide open space with power lines, rest stop, bull run park, manassas, gainesville, haymarket, beverly's mill, then trees and mountains... this no route 66?
Re: Route 66
Posted by:
Bobby Troup
()
Date: October 05, 2013 11:58AM
It is a great highway and a great song. Also, the t.v show was awesome.
Re: Route 66
Posted by:
Man of the House
()
Date: October 05, 2013 12:22PM
eesh Wrote:
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> I don't like abelard. He gives me the creeps.
I'd take Alias for the ride of her life. With my fists.
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> I don't like abelard. He gives me the creeps.
I'd take Alias for the ride of her life. With my fists.
Re: Route 66
Posted by:
abelard
()
Date: October 05, 2013 02:18PM
eesh Wrote:
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> I don't like abelard. He gives me the creeps.
That's only because I bear more than a passing resemblance to Rutger Hauer in The Hitcher and periodically yell out 'This one is mine, Nazarene!' in my sleep. Other than that I'm great on road trips.
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> I don't like abelard. He gives me the creeps.
That's only because I bear more than a passing resemblance to Rutger Hauer in The Hitcher and periodically yell out 'This one is mine, Nazarene!' in my sleep. Other than that I'm great on road trips.
Re: Route 66
Posted by:
RJR
()
Date: October 05, 2013 11:14PM
This thread is mildly interesting.
I grew up in central Illinois, and the road I lived on (a one lane blacktop) hit US66 after about two miles, and that's how we got to town. It was four lane divided concrete highway, not "limited access" with cloverleaf interchanges. It had shit-ass roads coming up to it, with stop signs (stop signs not on 66). It was dangerous as hell, and my mother had a bad accident on it. When I was about 10 or 12, it changed to I-55, and became a real interstate with limited access, etc. It is an incredibly historic road. The Okies used it to get to California. Get your kicks on Route 66. Ever hear that? There was a TV series called Rt 66. Two guys in a Corvette.
As for Rt 50, a couple of years ago a friend and I went from Sucramento to Fairfax on Rt 50, just for the fuck of it. The California, Nevada, Utah and Colorado sections are great; it gets boring after you get out of the rockies. The stretches through Kansas, Missouri, etc are interminable. It improve a little when you hit the Appalachians. It was an experience. Only do it with someone you can stand to be with for more than a day or two.
I grew up in central Illinois, and the road I lived on (a one lane blacktop) hit US66 after about two miles, and that's how we got to town. It was four lane divided concrete highway, not "limited access" with cloverleaf interchanges. It had shit-ass roads coming up to it, with stop signs (stop signs not on 66). It was dangerous as hell, and my mother had a bad accident on it. When I was about 10 or 12, it changed to I-55, and became a real interstate with limited access, etc. It is an incredibly historic road. The Okies used it to get to California. Get your kicks on Route 66. Ever hear that? There was a TV series called Rt 66. Two guys in a Corvette.
As for Rt 50, a couple of years ago a friend and I went from Sucramento to Fairfax on Rt 50, just for the fuck of it. The California, Nevada, Utah and Colorado sections are great; it gets boring after you get out of the rockies. The stretches through Kansas, Missouri, etc are interminable. It improve a little when you hit the Appalachians. It was an experience. Only do it with someone you can stand to be with for more than a day or two.
Re: Route 66
Posted by:
Alias
()
Date: October 06, 2013 03:18AM
Man of the House Wrote:
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> I'd take Alias for the ride of her life. With my
> fists.
Ah... a democrat.
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> I'd take Alias for the ride of her life. With my
> fists.
Ah... a democrat.
Re: Route 66
Posted by:
SNAFU
()
Date: October 06, 2013 03:19AM
Alias Wrote:
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> Man of the House Wrote:
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>
> > I'd take Alias for the ride of her life. With
> my
> > fists.
>
> Ah... a democrat.
You're a Republican? Figures...
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> Man of the House Wrote:
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>
> > I'd take Alias for the ride of her life. With
> my
> > fists.
>
> Ah... a democrat.
You're a Republican? Figures...
Re: Route 66
Posted by:
Aliasologist
()
Date: October 06, 2013 03:34AM
Alias is not a fan of cumming.
Re: Route 66
Posted by:
Alias
()
Date: October 06, 2013 03:35AM
SNAFU Wrote:
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> > -----
> >
> > > I'd take Alias for the ride of her life.
> With
> > my
> > > fists.
> >
> > Ah... a democrat.
>
>
>
> You're a Republican? Figures...
What a stupid response. Figures...
Why do democrats, like you, think it's OK to beat women?
Your party needs to move out of the fucking slums and stop abusing women.
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> Alias Wrote:
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> > Man of the House Wrote:
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> > -----
> >
> > > I'd take Alias for the ride of her life.
> With
> > my
> > > fists.
> >
> > Ah... a democrat.
>
>
>
> You're a Republican? Figures...
What a stupid response. Figures...
Why do democrats, like you, think it's OK to beat women?
Your party needs to move out of the fucking slums and stop abusing women.
Re: Route 66
Posted by:
SNAFU
()
Date: October 06, 2013 03:36AM
Alias Wrote:
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> > > -----
> > >
> > > > I'd take Alias for the ride of her life.
> > With
> > > my
> > > > fists.
> > >
> > > Ah... a democrat.
> >
> >
> >
> > You're a Republican? Figures...
>
>
> What a stupid response. Figures...
>
> Why do democrats, like you, think it's OK to beat
> women?
>
> Your party needs to move out of the fucking slums
> and stop abusing women.
I'm not a Democrat.
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> > > > I'd take Alias for the ride of her life.
> > With
> > > my
> > > > fists.
> > >
> > > Ah... a democrat.
> >
> >
> >
> > You're a Republican? Figures...
>
>
> What a stupid response. Figures...
>
> Why do democrats, like you, think it's OK to beat
> women?
>
> Your party needs to move out of the fucking slums
> and stop abusing women.
I'm not a Democrat.
Re: Route 66
Posted by:
Alias
()
Date: October 06, 2013 03:39AM
SNAFU Wrote:
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> > > > > I'd take Alias for the ride of her life.
> > > With
> > > > my
> > > > > fists.
> > > >
> > > > Ah... a democrat.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > You're a Republican? Figures...
> >
> >
> > What a stupid response. Figures...
> >
> > Why do democrats, like you, think it's OK to
> beat
> > women?
> >
> > Your party needs to move out of the fucking
> slums
> > and stop abusing women.
>
>
> I'm not a Democrat.
Yes, you are.
You hate women. Case closed.
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> > > > > I'd take Alias for the ride of her life.
> > > With
> > > > my
> > > > > fists.
> > > >
> > > > Ah... a democrat.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > You're a Republican? Figures...
> >
> >
> > What a stupid response. Figures...
> >
> > Why do democrats, like you, think it's OK to
> beat
> > women?
> >
> > Your party needs to move out of the fucking
> slums
> > and stop abusing women.
>
>
> I'm not a Democrat.
Yes, you are.
You hate women. Case closed.
Re: Route 66
Posted by:
SNAFU
()
Date: October 07, 2013 06:02PM
Alias Wrote:
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> > > > > > fists.
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> > > > > Ah... a democrat.
> > > >
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> > > >
> > > > You're a Republican? Figures...
> > >
> > >
> > > What a stupid response. Figures...
> > >
> > > Why do democrats, like you, think it's OK to
> > beat
> > > women?
> > >
> > > Your party needs to move out of the fucking
> > slums
> > > and stop abusing women.
> >
> >
> > I'm not a Democrat.
>
>
> Yes, you are.
>
> You hate women. Case closed.
No, I love women and I don't believe you are one.
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> > > > > Ah... a democrat.
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> > > > You're a Republican? Figures...
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> > >
> > > What a stupid response. Figures...
> > >
> > > Why do democrats, like you, think it's OK to
> > beat
> > > women?
> > >
> > > Your party needs to move out of the fucking
> > slums
> > > and stop abusing women.
> >
> >
> > I'm not a Democrat.
>
>
> Yes, you are.
>
> You hate women. Case closed.
No, I love women and I don't believe you are one.
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Re: Route 66
Posted by:
Alias
()
Date: October 07, 2013 06:45PM
Nah, You don't love women. How could you when you look like this guy. A woman would stay far away.
Verdict affirmed.
Verdict affirmed.
Border Security is CHEAPER Than Wars
Posted by:
WingNut
()
Date: October 07, 2013 06:46PM
idontlikebeingrightaboutshitlikethisbutiam
Edited 21 time(s). Last edit at 5/31/1967 05:57AM by WingNut.
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Re: Route 66
Posted by:
SNAFU
()
Date: October 07, 2013 06:47PM
Alias Wrote:
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> Nah, You don't love women. How could you when you
> look like this guy. A woman would stay far away.
>
>
>
>
> Verdict affirmed.
Is that you, Alias?
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> Nah, You don't love women. How could you when you
> look like this guy. A woman would stay far away.
>
>
>
>
> Verdict affirmed.
Is that you, Alias?
Re: Route 66
Posted by:
Alias
()
Date: October 07, 2013 07:06PM
WingNut Wrote:
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> Hey Alias, did you get to the south rim when you
> were in Williams?
Yep. Three times, actually. The first time brought tears to my eyes.
Have you ever driven from Flagstaff to Sedona on 89A through Old Creek Canyon?
breathtakingly beautiful...
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> Hey Alias, did you get to the south rim when you
> were in Williams?
Yep. Three times, actually. The first time brought tears to my eyes.
Have you ever driven from Flagstaff to Sedona on 89A through Old Creek Canyon?
breathtakingly beautiful...
Border Security is CHEAPER Than Wars
Posted by:
WingNut
()
Date: October 07, 2013 07:12PM
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 12/16/2015 09:30AM by WingNut.
Re: Route 66
Posted by:
SNAFU
()
Date: October 07, 2013 07:33PM
WingNut Wrote:
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> Hey Alias, did you get to the south rim when you
> were in Williams?
Analingus Alias has been to Williams' south "rim" many, many times.
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> Hey Alias, did you get to the south rim when you
> were in Williams?
Analingus Alias has been to Williams' south "rim" many, many times.
Re: Route 66
Posted by:
Alias
()
Date: October 07, 2013 07:56PM
WingNut Wrote:
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> Alias Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > WingNut Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Hey Alias, did you get to the south rim when
> > you
> > > were in Williams?
> >
> > Yep. Three times, actually. The first time
> brought
> > tears to my eyes.
> >
> > Have you ever driven from Flagstaff to Sedona
> on
> > 89A through Old Creek Canyon?
> >
> > breathtakingly beautiful...
>
> Done it both ways twice, once in the Summer, once
> in the snow. Amazing contrast either way, but
> going south is the best.
Gorgeous both ways, but yes, going south is best.
I'd love to see it in the snow.
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> Alias Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > WingNut Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Hey Alias, did you get to the south rim when
> > you
> > > were in Williams?
> >
> > Yep. Three times, actually. The first time
> brought
> > tears to my eyes.
> >
> > Have you ever driven from Flagstaff to Sedona
> on
> > 89A through Old Creek Canyon?
> >
> > breathtakingly beautiful...
>
> Done it both ways twice, once in the Summer, once
> in the snow. Amazing contrast either way, but
> going south is the best.
Gorgeous both ways, but yes, going south is best.
I'd love to see it in the snow.
Border Security is CHEAPER Than Wars
Posted by:
WingNut
()
Date: October 07, 2013 07:58PM
idontlikebeingrightaboutshitlikethisbutiam
Edited 21 time(s). Last edit at 5/31/1967 05:57AM by WingNut.
Last edit at 11/30/2015 01:37PM Last edit at 5/14/2015 03:52PM Last edit at 1/28/2014 05:57AM Last edit at 11/29/2015 01:10PM Last edit at 3/14/2011 11:52PM Last edit at 7/20/2012 04:07AM
Last edit at 6/29/2013 11:18PM Last edit at 3/19/2011 01:02PM Last edit at 3/26/2012 09:07PM
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 12/16/2015 09:30AM by WingNut.
Re: Route 66
Posted by:
Alias
()
Date: October 07, 2013 08:25PM
WingNut Wrote:
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> The snow was in the hills and trees and
> unfortunately not on the road, it is quite a drop
> down.
I'll assume you meant "fortunately".
> Something about seeing those first red rocks that
> is really fucking awesome.
I experience a high, a rush.... a sense of euphoria.
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> The snow was in the hills and trees and
> unfortunately not on the road, it is quite a drop
> down.
I'll assume you meant "fortunately".
> Something about seeing those first red rocks that
> is really fucking awesome.
I experience a high, a rush.... a sense of euphoria.
Re: Route 66
Posted by:
SNAFU
()
Date: October 07, 2013 08:28PM
Alias Wrote:
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>
> I experience a high, a rush.... a sense of
> euphoria.
Was it comparable to the highs you experienced when you were addicted to cocaine and had sex for drugs?
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>
> I experience a high, a rush.... a sense of
> euphoria.
Was it comparable to the highs you experienced when you were addicted to cocaine and had sex for drugs?
Re: Route 66
Posted by:
Alias
()
Date: October 08, 2013 02:33PM
I suppose someone like you can't possibly imagine a natural high.
Re: Route 66
Posted by:
workingtogether
()
Date: October 08, 2013 07:29PM
your from MN ?
easy. start broke. get a fed or VA loan and farm in VA since you got family connections. get farm grants. then become a polititian in VA.
deny you owe anyone anything for the free ride.
your now a gentleman !
go look and see if that isn't today's "usual"
easy. start broke. get a fed or VA loan and farm in VA since you got family connections. get farm grants. then become a polititian in VA.
deny you owe anyone anything for the free ride.
your now a gentleman !
go look and see if that isn't today's "usual"