wyoming trikers?

Im in Casper folks
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I think you are the only ONE:pepper:

[QUOTE=werewolf;260899]I think you are the only ONE:pepper:[/QUOTE]

:gah: EVERYONE ELSE IS SMART ENOUGH THEY COME UP WITH A BETTER ANSWER THAN MINE TO THE QUESTION, WHY THE HELL WOULD WANT TO LIVE IN A DEEPFREEZE?

I've passed through Casper. Not much substance to the town. Like passing through a ghost.
Just jesting. I always enjoy my rides through Wyoming. Even had a giant tumbleweed nail me one time. Was picking pieces out of my bike for weeks.

[QUOTE=Bikerbozo;260946]I've passed through Casper. Not much substance to the town. Like passing through a ghost.
Just jesting. I always enjoy my rides through Wyoming. Even had a giant tumbleweed nail me one time. Was picking pieces out of my bike for weeks.[/QUOTE]

Well you threw away your souvenir?:gah:

Since my dad is a Winter Texan, I am willing to be a Summer Wyoming person
when I retire.
(hmmm can we make that about 6 to 8 weeks:laugh:)

[QUOTE=werewolf;261809]Since my dad is a Winter Texan, I am willing to be a Summer Wyoming person
when I retire.
(hmmm can we make that about 6 to 8 weeks:laugh:)[/QUOTE]

As long as I can go with you come the first frost

In five more years come March, I can think about drawing my
"wonderful" state of Kansas retirement (sarcasm implied)
I am already starting to consider Northern Texas.
Prob the eastern or central part of the state in a rural area
if I can find one.
Not as warm as my dad likes it at Brownsville, but
a heck of a lot better than God's country in January.

[QUOTE=werewolf;261999]In five more years come March, I can think about drawing my
"wonderful" state of Kansas retirement (sarcasm implied)
I am already starting to consider Northern Texas.
Prob the eastern or central part of the state in a rural area
if I can find one.
Not as warm as my dad likes it at Brownsville, but
a heck of a lot better than God's country in January.[/QUOTE]

Amen to that!

You know I just may have a hard time living somewhere other than here in Wyoming, There are so many of the rest of the country's laws and attitudes starting to catching up to us here already but living in a backward state has advantages.

I just cant abide political correctness and I have lived this long on the promise that old men can say whatever they want and fart in public places etc. Wouldn't want to deny myself that right of passage you know?:Shrug:

[QUOTE=pcombe;260788]Im in Casper folks[/quote]

Sorry !

:Agree: Stay where your at P if your allowed to fart and say what you want , having to change would just upset life .:blush: IF IT AIN'T BROKE DON'T FIX IT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!:mad:

Of course you know Paul, we are only a 180 miles apart...........So at some point we are going to get together and do some riding man. :pepper:

OH LORD, there is TWO of them from Wyoming now:laugh:

Will the trike forum ever be the same?

Casper's a great little town ... but it does help that I like little towns.

Well, there's about a hundred thousand square miles of land there, so the 2 trikers have plenty of room to just ride, ride, ride.