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just reading the campfire, all kinds of people have all kinds of problems with all kinds of neighbors.

wouldn't want anybody gettin' shot over a sofa in the garbage....

The thought process of a liberal is a scary thing.....

I don't think providing information would be considered a liberal thing? maybe up on the flathead?

The problem the info you provide is 180 degree's off, typical of liberal logic though....
Carry on........

Are you saying there are not Irish people in Anaconda?

Or that houses aren't cheap in Anaconda?

How long since you moved in from California?

You don't seem to know much about Montana.

Hunter4623, I have owned property in MT for nearly 40 yrs. I moved to MT from a liberal hell hole to find peace and respect. I found it in NW MT out in the county, not in town. It did require tim3 for my neighbors to warmup time. I asked nothing of them, offered help which was welcome and respected their privacy. Thus far my life in MT has been rewarding. I did not want to change their lives, their politics nor their minds to parallel mine. I/we are not liberals by any stretch of the imagination. We live a conservative lifestyle. Alll we desire is to live amongst good down to earth people. I hunt, fish, work hard and help my neighbors. I/we live on a dead end road. We are the youngest couple, at age 71 and 66, at the end of this road. We all look after each other. Demand nothing and respect each other’s families. This, in itself, is Montana in its’ finest.
BTW, people ask me about the cost to live in MT. I reply that a person has to work two jobs to be poor. I am retired and have plenty of work that I volunteer for. This is makes me smile! MTG

Sycamore,

You are a typical liberal... live in Az. and you know more about Montana than the people who have been here for a looong time......

Your race baiting, while you think you are clever, is a despicable thing.....

Really, how long did you spend in Anaconda?

You might have had a huckleberry milkshake, but that doesn't make you a Montanan.

Tell us there are no Irish in Anaconda and that houses are expensive there. Lay it out for us, we need your expertise on Montana.

p/s I really appreciate your new-found sensitivity to race-baiting on the 24 hr campfire,and I look forward to reading your comments in the future.

I think you would do better on one of Sticks threads........

Your too stupid to respond to.....

Central Mississippi is a good choice.

You're?

Definitely. Look at what $300K buys!

Wait now. Just hold on a minute.

This guy wants to move from New Jersey to Montana and then North Carolina pipes in and says he doesn't want him.


Lets get back on topic for fughks sakes!!!!

If you want to move to Montana, you have to get North Carolina's approval, dammit!!!

Speaking of On Topic.


I saw that video of Sam's yesterday. Advanced Screening you know.

One of the perks of Gold Club membership.....


Anyway....I decided to make a video too about Montana country Livin in the Winter time.

Minnesota is a good fit.

Hunter4623, reports of Montucky becoming a lib state are true but for you coming from NJ, it will certainly not seem like it. Central MT rocks, for everything, but don’t tell anyone...grin.

I made a vid for Sam but I can’t get the dang thing to post. Gonna have to resuscitate my YouTube channel I reckon.


Ben

All I know about winter in Montana is that Elmer Keith moved away because of the winters there.

In his book, "Hell, I Was There",..he talked about some cows that froze solid as a rock in his barn one bad winter.

I've been to Montana a few times in the summer,.....camped and hiked around Glacier National Park. Its got some outstanding scenery. (even if there's a lake there that still has icebergs in it on the fourth of July)

But be damned if I want to live someplace that'll freeze a fuggin' cow.

Iceberg Lake:

If I had your money, I would burn mine Bristoe.

,...first time I saw Montana I wanted to move there. But the people were so ornery to me that I figured it wasn't a good idea.

Lord help you if you go into a diner there and ask the waitress what "Jo-Jo's" are. She'll treat you like you just schitt in Granny's plate.

Jo-Jo's are fried potatoes, by the way. They call 'em Jo-Jo's on the menu so tourists will ask what they are. Then they bitch at ya for not knowing.