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xmas74

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55. Knob never really changes

Sat Feb 23, 2013, 08:19 PM

Feb 2013

but they are trying to get more programs at the state park. It has an interesting history and I really enjoy the trails. WAFB, of course, has changed quite a bit with the B2 and all.

Warrensburg is growing by leaps and bounds. It's projected to eventually become a bedroom community for the KC metro. UCM (was State Teachers College, then CMSC, then CMSU now University of Central Missouri) is really getting big. Enrollment is now at around 12,000 a year and growing. Mules basketball is in the top twenty nationally for DII and the Jennies are ready to break the top 5. Jennies bowling was recently ranked number 1-and there is no DI/DII for bowling. Debate is also one of the best in the nation.

Downtown is trying to reinvent itself as an art district and is planning on putting in trolley cars in the near future. (All electric) What else to add? Oh, we had 13 inches of snow the other day and are directly in the path for another possible 10 on Tuesday.

Tried to give you a pic of the area as it is now. You should visit the city website and check it out!

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In case you had any sympathy left for the "farmer" who shot 2 dogs in PA [View all] dorkzilla Feb 2013 OP

Indeed fuck him get the red out Feb 2013 #1

Me too dorkzilla Feb 2013 #3

Idiots! get the red out Feb 2013 #29

True, but aside from just asking me to call my dog... dorkzilla Feb 2013 #33

That's REALLY bad get the red out Feb 2013 #37

in most areas where livestock production occurs Kali Feb 2013 #2

We've been through this already... dorkzilla Feb 2013 #4

"We've been through this already..." Kali Feb 2013 #6

Dogs had no priors, but he's shot dogs before. dorkzilla Feb 2013 #9

with due respect you could include a link or two in your OP Kali Feb 2013 #11

You're right, I am wrong. Sorry, I'll put the snark to sleep now. dorkzilla Feb 2013 #15

thanks Kali Feb 2013 #22

Here you go dorkzilla Feb 2013 #25

I think you are probably right. Kali Feb 2013 #28

It's really sad. tecelote Feb 2013 #32

Yes, I grew up on a farm. dorkzilla Feb 2013 #35

Yeah - I didn't read the second article. tecelote Feb 2013 #44

i really think that if most people got magically transported to 100 years ago datasuspect Feb 2013 #5

or even to the present in some places! Kali Feb 2013 #7

so true. loli phabay Feb 2013 #8

Good thing that's not even a remote possibility, isn't it? dorkzilla Feb 2013 #10

nothing datasuspect Feb 2013 #13

You are mistaken... dorkzilla Feb 2013 #19

cowgirl datasuspect Feb 2013 #20

actually with some of the things happening around the globe politically, environmentally, Kali Feb 2013 #16

That wasn't immediately clear though, Kali. dorkzilla Feb 2013 #18

Well the teabaggers are fervently trying to make that so in this country n/t n2doc Feb 2013 #12

it's a bipartisan effort datasuspect Feb 2013 #14

Thank god we aren't 100 years ago absolutely sucked Kurska Feb 2013 #23

and dying from influenza datasuspect Feb 2013 #24

If only we could get the later without the former Kurska Feb 2013 #27

Thankfully get the red out Feb 2013 #30

I disagree Lordquinton Feb 2013 #31

You could say that with any generation. Skill sets change a lot in 100 years. n-t Logical Feb 2013 #48

There are a lot of ways sulphurdunn Feb 2013 #34

Exactly!!!!! get the red out Feb 2013 #39

Thank YOU! smirkymonkey Feb 2013 #64

agree with first sentence, though that may not be practical Kali Feb 2013 #42

He pulled the trigger twice. sulphurdunn Feb 2013 #65

I had chickens and still have ducks and geese. I don't shoot stray dogs. I either chase them home appleannie1 Feb 2013 #38

curious Kali Feb 2013 #45

Because he called a neighbor to brag about it. dorkzilla Feb 2013 #47

meh Kali Feb 2013 #49

His friend must have interpreted the same way I did... dorkzilla Feb 2013 #50

I lived in an area with peoole like that. It use to be all large cattle farms upaloopa Feb 2013 #53

Excuse me but you are only stating you prejudice. upaloopa Feb 2013 #51

we seem to be in the same boat Kali Feb 2013 #54

We raise dairy goats TexasProgresive Feb 2013 #60

I hope they throw the book at him dsc Feb 2013 #17

the story of "Old Drum" and the famous "Eulogy to the Dog" Douglas Carpenter Feb 2013 #21

That's my town. xmas74 Feb 2013 #26

Hi xmas74! UtahLib Feb 2013 #52

Knob never really changes xmas74 Feb 2013 #55

Thank you so much. Brings back a lot or memories. n/t UtahLib Feb 2013 #62

Another tough guy with a gun secondvariety Feb 2013 #36

Yep get the red out Feb 2013 #41

I didn't have any sympathy to begin with... Kalidurga Feb 2013 #40

Yep, same here dorkzilla Feb 2013 #58

I can't believe people are still defending the guy even in this thread. smokey nj Feb 2013 #61

Unfortunately, I can. dorkzilla Feb 2013 #63

I'm so sick of innocents being murdered by arrogant assholes. graywarrior Feb 2013 #43

Take his guns. He's obviously a threat to living things. judesedit Feb 2013 #46

What an asshole Tom Ripley Feb 2013 #56

some people just like to kill Liberal_in_LA Feb 2013 #57

Sympathy? Ruby the Liberal Feb 2013 #59