Colorado B.S. Thread

This is true. My last two dogs were/are males.

Never a pee spot on the grass.

Obligatory Mugsy pic

 

Derp gotta derp.

 

who would ever consider moving to Arizona?

 

Couldn't pay me enough to live with swass every day of my life.

 

Our dogs pee just about set the grass on fire; it would die in like a day. We gave her pee vitamins we ordered from Amazon for about a year and it stopped.

 

I’d consider a higher elevation placer like Prescott. Sedona is too touristy. Phoenix area is too hot.

 

If anyone is interested we've got a trip going up Cascade Creek(Idaho Springs) to camp on Friday and then coming down Spring Creek Saturday. We're going to find something on the other side of I-70 to wheel and camp Saturday night (maybe Red Elephant or Bill Moore Lake).

 

It’s really not that bad. You get used to it, at least during the day. At night is when the heat gets to me. 10PM and it's still 108. Life goes on. I’m out in it all day talking to our customers and the guys in our steel yard are as well. Stop watching the fear mongering news, it’s not that bad. 5 million people live in the greater Phoenix area. I’ve got more a problem with that than the heat.

plus, when you’re freezing you ass off this winter I’ll be at the pool

 

It’s amazing what a $60K a year pay bump will do to help you forget all about swamp ass. Only reason I moved down here. If it means I can stock the extra away and retire early, I’ll deal with it.

 

Any salary increase I received would immediately be lost in baby powder purchases

 

I suffer from the same affliction, hot or cold. It’s just a way of life for me at this point.

 

Prescott is still pretty touristy, especially on the weekends with all the valley people trying to get away. I-17 north out of Phoenix and I-70 west out of Denver are the same. Don’t leave town on a Friday afternoon or come back on a Sunday afternoon unless you want to sit in endless traffic. The Pinetop-Show Low area is nice and not as easy to access. Jerome would be cool if you could find a place to live. Payson is also nice.

 

Looks familiar

 

If the compact water laws get majorly revised, as they should, Arizona is going to have a lot more to worry about than just the heat.

 

I think the State has already suspended new Building permits in Maricopa county (phx)
Drought, water overuse prompt Arizona to limit construction in some fast-growing parts of Phoenix - ABC News (go.com)

 

https://www.fastcompany.com/90857416/scottsdale-loses-water-cutoff

 

I ask because my previous employer has offered me substantial compensation to come back to them; with the caveat being I need to move to AZ before rehire.

So I'm kicking the idea around.

 

Arizona sounds like entrapment!!!

 

the pay bump is to make up for the AC bill

 

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