Wtf!

[CDSmith]

Originally Posted by annalogue

I spent two weeks in Atlanta once. It snowed. I no longer trust anything anybody says about Georgia.

It snowed that week because that's the week I was down there.

That's how the expression "Blame Canada" got started.

[Peaches]

Originally Posted by CDSmith

It snowed that week because that's the week I was down there.

That's how the expression "Blame Canada" got started.

I remember you telling me that story YEARS ago when you made fun of southerners not being able to drive in the snow. You were in a Camaro or something?

Boo Got Shot is STILL one the funniest things ever.

Spaz, I have a friend buying up property in KY (abbreviation for Kentucky for those of you thinking something else). Where are some good places to buy cheap land?

[spazlabz]

Originally Posted by Peaches

I remember you telling me that story YEARS ago when you made fun of southerners not being able to drive in the snow. You were in a Camaro or something?

Boo Got Shot is STILL one the funniest things ever.

Spaz, I have a friend buying up property in KY (abbreviation for Kentucky for those of you thinking something else). Where are some good places to buy cheap land?

all over the place really. If you avoid the larger cities like Louisville and Lexington you can get property for next to nothing. A sale that went down not too long I moved here was this;
Boy scout camp with several buildings;
a dinning hall
a house for the people that ran it
and a few bunkhouses
camping area
several of those places that have the brick grills
and a lake....... yeah a lake! with places to tie up pretty much anything that floats in shallow water like pontoon boats, row boats and canoes

this place was out in the middle of nowhere, surrounded by the most gorgeous woods like ever. if i remember correctly it sold for UNDER $200,000 at auction!!!!!!!!!
yes... it did indeed have electricity and plumbing too LOL

and where to buy would depend on the view you want... around here in the summer there is plenty of tress and very very small rolling hills, to the south and east of here are much denser woods and some pretty damned big hill (when I lived in oHIo we called them mountains, but they are really just tall, steep hills


spaz

[Peaches]

Originally Posted by spazlabz

all over the place really. If you avoid the larger cities like Louisville and Lexington you can get property for next to nothing. A sale that went down not too long I moved here was this;
Boy scout camp with several buildings;
a dinning hall
a house for the people that ran it
and a few bunkhouses
camping area
several of those places that have the brick grills
and a lake....... yeah a lake! with places to tie up pretty much anything that floats in shallow water like pontoon boats, row boats and canoes

this place was out in the middle of nowhere, surrounded by the most gorgeous woods like ever. if i remember correctly it sold for UNDER $200,000 at auction!!!!!!!!!
yes... it did indeed have electricity and plumbing too LOL

and where to buy would depend on the view you want... around here in the summer there is plenty of tress and very very small rolling hills, to the south and east of here are much denser woods and some pretty damned big hill (when I lived in oHIo we called them mountains, but they are really just tall, steep hills


spaz

We need to plan to meet and you can show me around Can you give me some zip codes that are there? Usually in a state they're sequential (usually).

[CDSmith]

Originally Posted by Peaches

I remember you telling me that story YEARS ago when you made fun of southerners not being able to drive in the snow. You were in a Camaro or something?

Firebird, yes.

That was a helluva trip, I'll never forget it. I just wish I had of had a video camera with me.

[Peaches]

For those who lived here then, CD was here in 93 - the year of THE snow.

[MaskTVMaura]

I'm an outsider... from Vancouver Canada. But it's nice to know that if I ever visit Georgia, there will be lots of peeps to party with!

[Hipchick]

Originally Posted by Peaches

For those who lived here then, CD was here in 93 - the year of THE snow.

OH yeah..I remember "the blizzard of 93"..I learned to never walk in knee deep snow in comboy boots..