I cant afford it either, not many of us can, there are always end of season sales!!!!! It would nice to have a Down Town Open Hfor the locals sometime. As much as we appreciate the business and revenue sent our way by our tourism trade. It would be nice for those of us who try to keep it local to feel like our business is just as important as the visitors. I know I shouldn't admit this in this forum, but to be honest, with the exception of a few down town businesses, I very rarely go into a downtown shop "just to look" Why? because I know that I cant afford the majority of the merchandise. Shayna Cook, owner of Over the Moon does a Ladies Night every so often, she notifies folks by email of the event and special offers. I love it, and it encourages those of us who normally dont shop alot to go in and see what is new and fun! And yes, I do usually end up buying something I didn't think I needed. There are also discounts offered for those that show up....
aich- do you really think that you are they only human in Steamboat who has had an unpleasant experience in a city? I have also lived in a city, I am fully aware of the crimes that occur. Guess what, MY DADDY cant even walk his doggie at night in my hometown anymore without a gun or a weapon due to a major increase in crimes. When I was growing up in that small town, no one locked thier doors and children ran around like children should be able to do. But times change. I could also tell you the story about when I was living in a very large city in the mid west and OH MY GOODNESS!!!! A meth lab was found in the house two doors down from me and mine. AND my kid got to watch men in white suits perform a major clean up! I could then go on to tell you about the teacher in the house right next to mine that was dealing coke out of his gargage while his wife had a daycare inside. Do you wnat to hear some more terrible stories? I dont, nor do I really care to hear any more of yours. If your other home is in such a crime ridden area, get rid of it, or do you feel the need to keep it so you can use terms like "my second home" to all of those that you feel are inferior to your wise ways? And by the way, you are so out of touch with this community. Again your comments about the locals and this community are just outrageous. This is one of the most decent, community oriented towns I have lived in. Most neighbors are just that, neighbors. There is a sense of community that if you were happen to pay attention to how many charitable, giving events take place year round you may notice how many good people are here That is why many of us choose to raise our children in the valley. Yes we may live in a bubble but that is our choice. You raise a few good points about society. But you still fail to see the difference between the use of a drug and the abuse of a substance. Abuse of anything will result in problems.
mmj- when was the last time you strolled through the undies section at Wal-Mart?!!!!!! And Sweet Tater does have some things but certainly not the variety that a gal would like, I bet the menfolk would enjoy it also.... And...umm......I was being sarcastic. housepoor makes a good point. It is very expensive to shop locally as much as we want to support local business a lot of us are having to shop more online, and/or drive elsewhere. It would be nice if some of the local businesses lowered thier prices, more of us would shop local if that were the case.. (And you have to admit, that silky things from Wal Mart, if and when you can find them at this Wal Mart,are not as nice as silky things from other stores...)
LOL! Aich you are still posting under the assumption that all concerned with this issue regularly/daily/all the time smoke a bit of reefer. You do recall that some of us dont? You do recall that the issue is the right for a patient to be pro active in the treatment that works best for his/her illnesses and symptoms. Not drug wars, not stereotypical racist comments about inner city whatever situations that you seem to know everything about. It is a patients right to consult with a physician to find a way to feel better and be more productive than a lump a clay. Thats it. Nothing more sinister than helping sick people. Again, no one here is trying to entice children to smoke a bowl. Although you keep bringing it up. If anyone child were to get ideas, it would be due to your comments.
Freiberger: Remembering 9/11
hey chem,
what does "increadiously" mean ? i'm not sure i've ever seen it used in the english language before.....lol lol lol lol
November 13, 2009 at 5:34 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Freiberger: Remembering 9/11
ha ha....funny stuff.....What a piece of work......
No discerning skills, gullible to what idiotic theories are posited to them......could easily be a christian....lol
just cracks me up.....
You, Chem, are truly delusional.
there's my once a week ridiculing of your sorry behind.
stroke yourself for another week....[chem, what's going on down there? nothin' ma, go back upstairs !]......lol lol lol lol
-Hunterdog
November 13, 2009 at 5:31 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
White seeks marijuana change
skifree- It would just be a waste of a hit.
November 13, 2009 at 4:22 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Big box store discussion returns to Steamboat
I cant afford it either, not many of us can, there are always end of season sales!!!!!
It would nice to have a Down Town Open Hfor the locals sometime. As much as we appreciate the business and revenue sent our way by our tourism trade. It would be nice for those of us who try to keep it local to feel like our business is just as important as the visitors. I know I shouldn't admit this in this forum, but to be honest, with the exception of a few down town businesses, I very rarely go into a downtown shop "just to look" Why? because I know that I cant afford the majority of the merchandise. Shayna Cook, owner of Over the Moon does a Ladies Night every so often, she notifies folks by email of the event and special offers. I love it, and it encourages those of us who normally dont shop alot to go in and see what is new and fun! And yes, I do usually end up buying something I didn't think I needed. There are also discounts offered for those that show up....
November 13, 2009 at 4:19 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Big box store discussion returns to Steamboat
Jay- thanks for bringing this to our attention. It is good to know and will encourage some of us to do our best to keep our business in the valley.
November 13, 2009 at 2:16 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
White seeks marijuana change
aich- do you really think that you are they only human in Steamboat who has had an unpleasant experience in a city? I have also lived in a city, I am fully aware of the crimes that occur. Guess what, MY DADDY cant even walk his doggie at night in my hometown anymore without a gun or a weapon due to a major increase in crimes. When I was growing up in that small town, no one locked thier doors and children ran around like children should be able to do. But times change. I could also tell you the story about when I was living in a very large city in the mid west and OH MY GOODNESS!!!! A meth lab was found in the house two doors down from me and mine. AND my kid got to watch men in white suits perform a major clean up! I could then go on to tell you about the teacher in the house right next to mine that was dealing coke out of his gargage while his wife had a daycare inside. Do you wnat to hear some more terrible stories? I dont, nor do I really care to hear any more of yours.
If your other home is in such a crime ridden area, get rid of it, or do you feel the need to keep it so you can use terms like "my second home" to all of those that you feel are inferior to your wise ways?
And by the way, you are so out of touch with this community. Again your comments about the locals and this community are just outrageous. This is one of the most decent, community oriented towns I have lived in. Most neighbors are just that, neighbors. There is a sense of community that if you were happen to pay attention to how many charitable, giving events take place year round you may notice how many good people are here That is why many of us choose to raise our children in the valley.
Yes we may live in a bubble but that is our choice.
You raise a few good points about society. But you still fail to see the difference between the use of a drug and the abuse of a substance. Abuse of anything will result in problems.
November 13, 2009 at 11:57 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
Big box store discussion returns to Steamboat
mmj- when was the last time you strolled through the undies section at Wal-Mart?!!!!!! And Sweet Tater does have some things but certainly not the variety that a gal would like, I bet the menfolk would enjoy it also....
And...umm......I was being sarcastic. housepoor makes a good point. It is very expensive to shop locally as much as we want to support local business a lot of us are having to shop more online, and/or drive elsewhere. It would be nice if some of the local businesses lowered thier prices, more of us would shop local if that were the case..
(And you have to admit, that silky things from Wal Mart, if and when you can find them at this Wal Mart,are not as nice as silky things from other stores...)
November 12, 2009 at 5:35 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
White seeks marijuana change
mmj- well said. It isn't liking punishment. I think he's lonely...... not hard to assume.
November 12, 2009 at 5:02 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
White seeks marijuana change
aich has written many times that he is all for medical use.
November 12, 2009 at 4:39 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
White seeks marijuana change
LOL!
Aich you are still posting under the assumption that all concerned with this issue regularly/daily/all the time smoke a bit of reefer. You do recall that some of us dont? You do recall that the issue is the right for a patient to be pro active in the treatment that works best for his/her illnesses and symptoms. Not drug wars, not stereotypical racist comments about inner city whatever situations that you seem to know everything about. It is a patients right to consult with a physician to find a way to feel better and be more productive than a lump a clay. Thats it. Nothing more sinister than helping sick people. Again, no one here is trying to entice children to smoke a bowl. Although you keep bringing it up. If anyone child were to get ideas, it would be due to your comments.
November 12, 2009 at 4:21 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )