Trail Mile Markers

[dbacks fan]

A missed opportunity to insert "Marshall's".  What a shame.  

I know, I know, I hope to get to Tulsa this year to try Marshall's. I have been to the Telluride Blues and Brews fest three times, and the most important thing other than the music is on Saturday when they have the grand tasting event. ~50 micro brews and three hours of trying out their brews.

Anyone willing to send me some Marshall's? I'll pay for the beer and the shipping. Or trade for some really good southwestern salsa. http://stingnlinger.com/

http://thedish.freedomblogging.com/2009/04/26/photos-salsa-challenge-at-tempe-beach-park/6793/

[Conan71]

What's even more of a shame is that we won't get to see a response until the library opens and a computer becomes free.

Care to pay for cleaning all the coffee I just spewed out of my keyboard?

Dback, do they have a good salsa verde?

[dbacks fan]

Care to pay for cleaning all the coffee I just spewed out of my keyboard?

Dback, do they have a good salsa verde?

Yes, there chili verde is good as well as the black bean. I also found the pineapple to be good.

[nathanm]

What's even more of a shame is that we won't get to see a response until the library opens and a computer becomes free.

I thought he said they closed the libraries in Omaha.

[sauerkraut]

Not by far, the Omaha libraries have outstanding computers that work super fast and we have no time limits, They offer time in 60 minute time blocks that you can use over & over, and if no one is waiting for a computer the system adds 15 minutes to your time over & over until that computer has a registration for it.

[Townsend]

Not by far, the Omaha libraries have outstanding computers that work super fast and we have no time limits, They offer time in 60 minute time blocks that you can use over & over, and if no one is waiting for a computer the system adds 15 minutes to your time over & over until that computer has a registration for it.

Wait, I thought you moved to Tulsa...

[dbacks fan]

Not by far, the Omaha libraries have outstanding computers that work super fast and we have no time limits, They offer time in 60 minute time blocks that you can use over & over, and if no one is waiting for a computer the system adds 15 minutes to your time over & over until that computer has a registration for it.

Looks like your fifteen minutes ran out.

[Hoss]

Looks like your fifteen minutes ran out.

That ran out about two years ago!  So now that he has lied about moving back to T-town, he has...wait...can you have less than zero credibility?  If so, he does!

[sauerkraut]

Wait, I thought you moved to Tulsa...

Yes and I bought a house in Tulsa but I'm in marketing and I travel to Omaha, Indianapolis, Kansas City since we have customers there.

[TURobY]

Where in Tulsa? (Just because I am curious, I promise).

[Hoss]

Yes and I bought a house in Tulsa but I'm in marketing and I travel to Omaha, Indianapolis, Kansas City since we have customers there.

Prove it.

[sauerkraut]

Where in Tulsa? (Just because I am curious, I promise).

Just a half mile from the Wal-Mart on Memorial & Adm. It's not bad, I paid only $33,000 for it minus my tax credit of $3,300.00, so it really costed me only $30,000 it's appraised at $59,000 and in great Shape, I'm  remodling it as I live in it, I just put in a vinyl window and new doors. Oklahoma taxes are low as are the utilities. Omaha Nebraska and Texas have very high prop. taxes, (however Texas has no state income taxes so that balances out somewhat) In Omaha, NE a $100,000 home pays over over $2,000 in prop. taxes. My taxes in Tulsa are just around $500.00 minus the Homestead deduction.

[Hoss]

Just a half mile from the Wal-Mart on Memorial & Adm. It's not bad, I paid only $33,000 for it minus my tax credit of $3,300.00, so it really costed me only $30,000 it's appraised at $59,000 and in great Shape, I'm  remodling it as I live in it, I just put in a vinyl window and new doors. Oklahoma taxes are low as are the utilities. Omaha Nebraska and Texas have very high prop. taxes, (however Texas has no state income taxes so that balances out somewhat) In Omaha, NE a $100,000 home pays over over $2,000 in prop. taxes. My taxes in Tulsa are just around $500.00 minus the Homestead deduction.

If true, that's my neighborhood.  Leave immediately.

[RecycleMichael]

This town is big enough for both of you.

Congratulations of buying a house in Tulsa. I live a couple of miles southeast of that Wal-Mart.

[sauerkraut]

Hey~ We're all neighbors, how 'bout that! It's a nice area and it's close to everything from Wal-Mart to Burger King, McDonalds, and Wendys to Family Dollar and Dollar General stores to WareHouse Mart, and Advance Auto with   a big QT store right there on the korner. The neighborhood is close to everything. Tulsa has alot of clasic neighborhoods of all kinds from the  old time big brick homes around Peoria & Lewis to what ever kind of home ya want inbetween.