Colorado B.S. Thread

update now I completely got my livin figured out for a bit since the 1 person i personally know in denver is being flaky on me couch surfing for a little bit

its pretty much summer .... i aint gettin a place till I find one I like .... found out the other place that allows tent camping is cherry creek state park and its got atv trails! (juiced on that cause where i live its an hour drive for nearest legal ohv area and 3 for anything thats fun) So i go to work, get off .... go for a ride .... then bbq and relax .... so 14 days at the one place 14 days at the other (so i dont max my stays out) till i get my shit together livin the dream!

 

scratch the atv part, looks like i clicked a bad link and they dont allow it .... but plenty of mtn biking which ill also be doing

 

I live off Smokey hill, couple miles from cherry creek. It's boarder line centennial/aurora. But yea up north isn't so good.

 

well we will have to chill and have some beers .... also assuming your avatar pic is your style, looking forward to winter, i snowboard too .... heard resorts are a bit expensive so people just take 2 cars and do shuttle runs

 

The south east side of aurora is one of the richest parts of The metro area. South lands area.

 

I mean its not that bad to say being white after dark. I drive through there every night to come home from the hospital when I out there and so does my other half. She actual works for the ambulance in that area as well. But yes north is the crapy part.

 

That's it! Thanks

Me neither until i saw the the thread about it.

 

Planning a trail run.

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/south-west/187907-upcoming-colorado-events-29.html#post4977886

 

Where in the Denver area are you going to be working? There's a lot of good places to live, but it would depend on if you're working in the south or north parts. I'm a fan of just about all areas west of I-25. Littleton, Lakewood, Wheat Ridge, Arvada, and Westminster are all pretty nice with only a few exceptions here or there.

Regarding the resorts, if you want to go a lot, buy a pass. You can get unlimited access to several mountains for the entire season. If you constantly buy lift tickets, it does get expensive really fast. If you buy a pass, it's not so bad if you plan to actually use it.

 

I'm in aurora around chambers and mississippi which is 15 minutes away from kappes03. In my experience aurora is not the best place to live but was a relief from where I grew up at. North aurora is bad I'm more south so its better, but people have gotten broken into in my block.

 

it'll depend on your budget, where you work, and if you don't mind driving a bit. Traffic in Denver is pretty much nonexistent unless you are on I-25. Guys on here pretty much live all over the city, Im moving to the Highlands in a month or so, which is just west of downtown. For the most part west of I25 is kinda subburby, and east for a good bit is more city living.

 

Ill be working in the central business district near speer and champa .... found another place in lakewood i like ... plan to call that guy in a bit

my budget isnt too bad, im just a frugal guy by nature and figure if i can get a good enough place for not too much money then i can save some, and have money for fun too

glad to hear traffic isnt an issue either

 

Yeah I live in Denver in the Valverde neighborhood alameda and i25. 5min from down town. Rush hour sucks on i25 for me to come home from work at 7am but it's not terrible.

 

Yea I'll be off saving the world haha

Bob commutes from Lakewood to downtown, 6th Ave can be a bitch sometimes both ways.

 

Was checking on a package I ordered from DDM Tuning and came across this from the USPS site:

https://postalinspectors.uspis.gov/radDocs/consumer/SpamAlert.pdf

Just passing on a heads up for everyone.

 

its not that bad......bad traffic is averaging under 15 mph

 

Just move to Aurora and hang a confederate flag up. Nobody will mess with you then.




Just kidding. I am from St Louis and I am pretty sure you would die if you even thought about that in the city. OR if you just go to the East side. With that said, stay as west as you can if you love doing anything like mtn biking. I live in Parker and it kills me to drive 45 min to the foot hills to bike.

 

No 6th in rush hour morning going east is like a parking lot and west in the afternoon is a parking lot.