TAN #144 Bring your sexTANt and steer by the stars. (Page 21)

Does anyone enjoy that?

SB was on THIS side of the friggin' world for what, a year, half, and never even saw me. PFFFFFFFFFFFFT that's gonna take a lotta suit / tri suit / birthday suit pics to rectify.

I'm sure there are some that do.  We're going on 8 hours now.  Just east of Laramie, WY on I80

Ha ha ha Woody (oh yeah everyone gets a nickname from me, I guess we're like the Hashers in that respect oh and most folks here drink a lot)

You signed up for the 16 hour endurance race, can't feel too sorry for ya

However ... welcome to TAN. You know the drill and the rules.

Hmmmm, Suit Boy seems to be hard to nail down.  

That sounds awful

Your name is Troy and you're a redhead. You have a veeeeeeeery long leash of acceptance with me.

Well if you count my wife telling me we're going as signing up then yes, i signed up for it...

and thanks for the welcome

I keep forgetting that it's everyone else's friday, it's my tuesday.

As for being in the cool, it's over 90F (33ish C) outside, but it's a chilly 87 (30 C) inside, so I guess I should get a jacket. The A/C is working, but inconsistently.

Sausage? I really need to stay away from that one.

Right, kids. (See ... you're right for once in your life ... )

2:30am, better get some shuteye, must consort with ultrahot piglets at 8am sharp. I think they expect me to run or something, but = taking pictures of pace booty.

Yeah, we're getting into some better scenery.  We're heading to Yellowstone so it should continue to get better.

Your avatar??  Why ... YEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSS!!!

Helloooo TAN - itching to get outta the office!

I let Dr. Speedo adjust me last night for the first time... wow that sounds dirty but it's not I swear.

A huge majority of Texas roads are horrible, if only for the lack of view. Long, straight, flat, yech. There are a few right around Ft. Davis that are nice, but not many. New Mexico is much the same, though more of NM is nice to drive through than not, depending on your route. I've not driven Illinois so I don't know what it's like, but almost any interstate almost anywhere is horrible. I remember driving through the Great Divide Basin on the way to Yellowstone and thinking it was the worst drive ever. On that same trip we passed by Rawlins, Wyoming and didn't even realize it until we hit the Continental Divide. There was a train blocking our view of the town from the highway. How small does a town have to be that a train can block your view of it? 

POETS day for ya!