"Steve B" <> wrote in message
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> "Jeff Strickland" <> wrote
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>> Dude, you need to get out more. Polish your boots and put on the rope
>> tie, and hit the highway into town.
>>
>> Now you can play iTunes and surf the 'net and write your memoirs all at
>> the same time, and switch over to Pinball while waiting for the next
>> breakdown of writer's block.
>>
>> We bought 128M flash drives back when they were new. I remember they were
>> $20-ish, now they are free to the first 200 shoppers on Saturday. These
>> things have really come down in price and gone up in capacity. You'll be
>> back to upgrade those 4G flash drives you just bought, and find they are
>> the Saturday morning give-aways. They are going to prove to be very
>> useful, and the Real Estate business you have going will probably claim
>> them.
>>
>> Welcome to the '90s.
>
> Between my wife and I, we have over 100 years in Las Vegas. Back in the
> gold old days when "The Boys" ran things. Today, I hate going there, and
> just do so to do real estate studies. We have three vacation rentals
> still there, both with pools and spas. I like it here in rural Utah, and
> go days without moving my truck. ATV right out my back door into the
> wilderness. The city is over rated.
>
> I copied a bunch of stuff I have completed for my blog on a 512 mb flash
> drive. I used up 500 kb. That one is big enough, but I wanted one I can
> take with me, and put 5mp pictures and lots of stuff without running out.
> There are so many computers everywhere now, libraries, cruise ships,
> friends, it is easy to collect information and store it.
>
> Steve
>
I was stationed at Nellis from 74 to 77, and have been back to vist the
bright lights exactly three times. Once with another couple for a weekend,
once with my wife and two very small kids -- we stayed for a week and hit
the water slide, dam, and the Medevil Knights dinner show -- and the last
time was on the one-year anniversary of 9/11 -- that was a very moving
experience. We like the lights and attractions, but not the gambling so
much.
I've been up to St. George and Cedar Grove (Cedar City?) and around the area
by Zion. I could live there. Me and an Air Force buddy went camping at Lake
Navajo the Friday after the campground with the cabins closed, the guy would
not rent us cabin so we had to sleep in the car. I tried sleeping on the
ground with two sleeping bags, but the falling snow made that a not-so-fun
experience. Curling up in the back seat was not much better, but there was
less wind.
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