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christiancollegegirl

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Like falling down stairs.
 
AlaynaJ

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i didn't know you ever lived in Colorado, Vikki.
 
resurrection33

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Broken legs, summer snowstorms ... Nope, we need to close Colorado.
 
AlaynaJ

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Res, I keep telling you, you're not allowed to close anything.
 
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christiancollegegirl

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lol! Well, at least he's not trying to close threads.
 
AlaynaJ

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Nevada has no jurisdiction over Colorado.
 
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christiancollegegirl

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What about the Colorado DMV??
 
AlaynaJ

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I'm fine with that. I'm just not leaving. Besides, there is literally millions of miles of highway that is NOT the interstate.
 
resurrection33

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I was once passing through Colorado, and a snow storm was forcast for the next day. I had to drive south, around the mountains, to miss the snowstorm. It cost me an extra day of travel to get back to Nevada.
 
AlaynaJ

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Well, if you close Colorado, you'll have to take that extra day every time instead of being able to make the short cut through the mountains.
 
resurrection33

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AlaynaJ said:
Well, if you close Colorado, you'll have to take that extra day every time instead of being able to make the short cut through the mountains.
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We might make an exception, and open Colorado, if I am driving home from the east.
 
AlaynaJ

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Well that doesn't seem fair to me. It's open, or not. You can't change it whenever you feel like it just to suit you.
 
resurrection33

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Well, I don't have any plans to head east, so I guess we'll just close it.

Unless I change my mind.
 
AlaynaJ

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Very Cool. I live about 200 miles from Denver, but I'm good with that.
 
resurrection33

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Perhaps it would be good enough to close Denver. After all, it's when you head west out of Denver into the mountains that you run into September snowstorms.
 
AlaynaJ

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Denver isn't the problem then.
 
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