Kansas City Tacoma Crew - 816/913

QT is a county worker's lifeblood

I'd rather stay on asphalt. Wouldn't mind being on the other asphalt crew though for reasons

 

haha i dont think ive had the pepper jack tornados tbh ive had the spicy chicken and its usually pretty good

 

QT chicken taquitos ftw

 

Try one. They're good

 

Try them with chilli

Concrete is fun. You get to break stuff. With big machines

 

Oooohhhh you got my attention now




I do like breaking stuff

 

I like the buffalo chicken bites on a hot dog bun with chili and cheese under it and then honey mustard over the top.

 

i dont think ive seen em tbh

 

Hurts my heart just to hear this.

 

I'll have one in your name today.

 

Thanx Timm. Glad I could help somebody.

 

Now I'm sad.
Who's gonna bum rush me everytime I show up now?

You don't have to explore the state you live in. Plus I'm guessing you're thinking of somewhere like Colorado (but not CO as you mentioned). A house the size you have now probably costs twice as much over there. That job you find better pay double or you'll be living out of your truck for a while...

 

You'd be lucky if it only costs twice as much, depending on where you go

Missouri has decent places to explore if you want, and it is central to everything else. Pick a direction and go. As @gasparic104 said, it's not perfect but has a lot going for it.

If I leave here, I'm either heading toward TN or west/north. I don't care much for humid summer anymore.

 

If you move to Utah, move close to Moab so we can all crash at your place when we go wheeling

https://www.udot.utah.gov/connect/about-us/regional-offices/region-four/
Region four is where Moab is.

 

He'll still get to you, trust me. My biggest worry about all this is his ability to realize he
can't be that crazy spontaneous anymore. We got him some wheels and all I can say is they
don't tell you that when you put a 95 pound German Shepherd in a wheelchair you effectively
give them a black belt in Karate.

 

I just imagined this, and it's every bit as goofy as Kaz is.

 

I always loved Wyoming in the summer, my two things necessary if I move.
1. No humidity.
2. No poison ivy/oak/sumac.

Although my aunt has lived there for 30 years at least and says there are two seasons in Wyoming.
Winter and July.

 

He has become his own chariot

 

He ran me over 5 times within 90 seconds and straight leg swept Mrs2fang on hardwood floor.