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Question of the week
Moffat County rancher Rodney Culverwell begins his jury trial Monday on charges of poaching elk on his property. He contends he was protecting his property. What do you believe the trial’s outcome should be?
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23 August 2008 at 8:43 p.m.
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highway1340 (Anonymous) says…
I was so intrigued by you message I too had to make a call and it just so happens my really really good friend works for the city's planning and zoning (I just got off the phone) and they are calling BS on this!
However, I can almost believe the idea though that the Hospital is using an architect that they paid well over a million dollars for and he forgot something so significant that it would hold up the whole process. What did he forget, the roof? I bet that wasn't figured into the price. If this was really happening they would just have to submit and amended drawing while in the construction process and the city would accept the change. I am surprized that it would take months and months for an archtect who was paid over a million dollars to make a change. My architec who designed my house made major changes to my entire plan and had them back to me in less than a week. Turns out he uses a computer so almost any change can be done quickly and easily and then they just print it on this thing called a printer and it just spits it out with all the changes and everything. Granny either you were sold a load of crap or the person who gave you the news was sold a load of crap and you are just a victim of circumstance.
On Where Is The New Hospital
23 August 2008 at 8:34 p.m.
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highway1340 (Anonymous) says…
Granny,
I have a 1,000,000 bill that I will sell you for a 100 bucks -- Sounds like you are buying so I thought I would try to sell too!
On Where Is The New Hospital
22 August 2008 at 6:14 p.m.
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highway1340 (Anonymous) says…
I made my quarterly tax payment the other day and it just hit me that my 160 acres is helping pay for something that isn't there yet. Why isn't our news paper asking these kinds of questions? It has been months and months since we have even heard a peep out of the hospital. They got their loan didn't they? I thought HUD gave them the "go ahead" to start spending their own money to start work early - what ever that means. Stan Hawthorn -- Is this hospital going to get built? One of the County Commissioners (who will remain nameless) told me that nothing is a done deal up there and that the hospital is spending so much time trying to build a new hospital, that they aren't properly running the one they have so HUD hasn't signed off on anything until they clean up their act. A little communication and honest clarificaiton is all I am asking for.
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21 August 2008 at 8:17 p.m.
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highway1340 (Anonymous) says…
So did our hospital just burn up a years worth of taxes already? I don't see any work on the new hospital. Nothing like having the citizens of Moffat County pony up a truck load of money and then don't even give them even a tid bit of information. So where is the hospital?
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14 August 2008 at 7:47 p.m.
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highway1340 (Anonymous) says…
Face it Misterkindbuds,
The only one who hasn't realized you are an idiot is you (ok and maybe your mom too, but there is no accounting for a mother's love).
On Christina M. Currie: I think it’s called displacement
12 August 2008 at 8:43 p.m.
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highway1340 (Anonymous) says…
Buds,
When I grow up I want to be just like you. All I need to do is get the frontal lobotomy and buy a pink tutu and I will be half way there. Yeahhhhh
On Christina M. Currie: I think it’s called displacement
11 August 2008 at 11:58 a.m.
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highway1340 (Anonymous) says…
Mis, Terkin D' Buds
Is that a French-arabic name? That would make you a terrorist who is committed to a cause just so long as they didn’t have to blow themself up. I don't know – who knows!? I do know that I found a definition for it on Wiktionary web page, you can follow the link to it below.
http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/dumbass
Problem is, is that it's only a partial definition. I put the adjective "super" in front of it and it didn't come up with anything when I did the search. I guess this will have to suffice for now.
On Christina M. Currie: I think it’s called displacement
25 July 2008 at 11:42 p.m.
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highway1340 (Anonymous) says…
Well, almost a full three days since the article was written and the press still hasn't cleared up the questions to the article. This is a serious matter and I don't think that the press has done enough follow up. Statistics can be skewed to say just about what ever you want them to if you know how to present them. Regardless of how a girl dresses or how there parents are parenting them sex education isn't offered enough in the school system and we have a bunch of kids who think they are Ron and Jenna. A very few holier than though parents don't want sex-ed taught in school so it's taught on the couch in the TV room between 3 and 5 when the parents haven't returned home from work yet or in the back of a car. Didn't the paper just report a couple months ago about condoms and stds? They sure can present a story but are pretty poor with their follow up. Please shoot us some clarrification on this, because if 1 in 4 of our senior girls are being rapped then this is worse than any meth problem we have. What say you CDP?
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24 July 2008 at 10:37 p.m.
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highway1340 (Anonymous) says…
Oldsage,
if SH demanded Euros how come we didn't just exchange Euros for dollars on the ForEx? That's how we do everything else when it comes to international trade. But I like a good conspiracy theory, the problem is, most don't make any sense when you get past the stuff that is fiction. Keep it coming though maybe Tom Cruise will make it into a movie.
On Ryan Neece: Sick of government
24 July 2008 at 10:28 p.m.
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highway1340 (Anonymous) says…
Ryan,
"In a report being released by the Red Cross, which has investigated these claims, they have found at least 20 events of torture, many going on for prolonged periods, involving sleep deprivation, blinding lights, waterboarding, intense physical and psychological pain, and frigid temperatures, cold enough to cause pneumonia." These individuals who are being "tortured" will gut you in your sleep. Cut your head off in front of your family, bash your brains in, blow up your school, carve your eyes out with a spoon, and do it with a clear conscience in the name of GOD --- and all just because you looked at his wife in a way that doesn't fit with HIS religous beliefs or because you believe a person has the right to life liberty and the pursuit of happiness according to the dictates of their own conscience. He will spit on your civil liberties and burn your constitution. His sanctity of life and individual rights are what ever he says they are according to his belief in the Koran. He will stop at nothing to ensure you are dead and his way is the only way. Then he will stand behind the rights you profess to believe with the sole purpose of preserving his own sorry exhistence.
20 tortures? We make them go without sleep? Waterboarding? Cold temperatures? I endured worse to get into a fraternity in college. Our country did worse to British spies during the revolutionary war. Washington the father of our country ordered worse. President Grant as a general ordered southern women to be treated as whores if they acted that way and approved rape and public beatings. President Truman ordered the dropping of nuclear bombs on thousands of japanese civilians so American lives could be saved. If 20 terrorists have to be adjusted so we can save countless american lives its not only what our military should do, they have an obligation to do it. You be one of the family members of the thousands that were lost in 911 and be told that we could have stopped it but the terrorist we had in captivity wouldn't talk when we threatened him with rootbeer and ice cream and we didn't think it was a good idea to use waterboarding to get the information out of him because it violates his civil liberties.
Come back in a few years with a better argument and maybe someone will take you serious.
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