trouble's bad idea aka roadtrip halfway cross the country

[Got Duc]

Damn those are some big ass Elk!

[TiNi]

so... that's it?... you're really heading back?... 

[NAKID]

He's already back...

[TiNi]

He's already back...

wow... i'm a slow reader these days...

so do you know if he abandoned the trip east completely? or did he decide to go home and take the plane?

[Popeye the Sailor]

wow... i'm a slow reader these days...

so do you know if he abandoned the trip east completely? or did he decide to go home and take the plane?

He said wifey wanted to call it quits.


I think that's marital speak for "I got tired of her asking me why I couldn't just stop and ask for directions".




In a coupla weeks, you too, will become fluent in wifespeak, 'tini.

[TiNi]

He said wifey wanted to call it quits.


I think that's marital speak for "I got tired of her asking me why I couldn't just stop and ask for directions".




In a coupla weeks, you too, will become fluent in wifespeak, 'tini.

i don't need to "say" anything... i'm good with the eyes 

[ducpainter]

i don't need to "say" anything... i'm good with the eyes 

That'd be....

the look.

We've all seen it at one time or another.

[Popeye the Sailor]

That'd be....

the look.

We've all seen it at one time or another.

Some more often than others.

[ducpainter]

Some more often than others.

wait a few years...

it will become more familiar.

[Randimus Maximus]

Seriously they couldn't come up with anything?

Actually, that exit is pronounced No Nah-me.  It is named after an Indian squaw who was widowed by Chief Hosa (who lived near Beaver Brook, CO and was wounded in a battle and died with his bloodied hand in the Colorado River, lending the river its name).  After his death, she moved west to Glenwood Canyon.  After a prosperous life, she died many years later near the exit which references her name.

[red baron]

Actually, that exit is pronounced No Nah-me.  It is named after an Indian squaw who was widowed by Chief Hosa (who lived near Beaver Brook, CO and was wounded in a battle and died with his bloodied hand in the Colorado River, lending the river its name).  After his death, she moved west to Glenwood Canyon.  After a prosperous life, she died many years later near the exit which references her name.

Next time you're coming with us.

[red baron]

wow... i'm a slow reader these days...

so do you know if he abandoned the trip east completely? or did he decide to go home and take the plane?

We're taking a plane like I suggested in the first place.

Date forthcoming.

Rest assured this little endeavour has earned me some chips to cash in later.

[TiNi]

We're taking a plane like I suggested in the first place.

Date forthcoming.

Rest assured this little endeavour has earned me some chips to cash in later.

that's great! hopefully you'll be in the east for dimby redux (SEPT 11-13) 

[red baron]

that's great! hopefully you'll be in the east for dimby redux (SEPT 11-13) 

Ya never really know where trouble will show up.

[Grampa]

Rest assured this little endeavour has earned me some chips to cash in later.

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