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Sep 13, 2019 - 12:15pm
Proclivities wrote:
Square Shooters Eating House - Rawlins, Wyoming "An unusual restaurant for respectable people" Catering to famished travelers, hungry hunters, families, large or small; overworked clerks and Ranch hands, soft hearted salesmen and kindly mechanics; overtaxed business and even that sweet little schoolmarm. This eating house has something for everyone with hospitality for good measure. "No Hard Liquor Sold" Interesting postcard - it appears to be on a slight hill and the photographer must have set up his camera on a tripod level with the street. I wonder if this place still exists. At least they took BankAmericard and Master Charge. Odd Fellows Temple upstairs? *edit: Oh, it's closed down.
This place was the best restaurant in Rawlins (dubious distinction), just right around the corner. Sadly, also closed.
Square Shooters Eating House - Rawlins, Wyoming "An unusual restaurant for respectable people" Catering to famished travelers, hungry hunters, families, large or small; overworked clerks and Ranch hands, soft hearted salesmen and kindly mechanics; overtaxed business and even that sweet little schoolmarm. This eating house has something for everyone with hospitality for good measure. "No Hard Liquor Sold" Interesting postcard - it appears to be on a slight hill and the photographer must have set up his camera on a tripod level with the street. I wonder if this place still exists. At least they took BankAmericard and Master Charge. Odd Fellows Temple upstairs? *edit: Oh, it's closed down.
I suspect alcohol was not the only intoxicating substance involved. She looks like a real "live wire" (as they used to say); nice eyebrows though. That is a pretty scary-looking snowman, but not as dangerous as she looks.
Is there something you fly-over folks want to confess to us snotty East Coast elites? Is putting people in the trunks of cars and driving away an assertion of daring rugged individualism, like rodeo or chewing Red Man Plug?
No. Putting people in trunks is an Arizona thing, like turquoise belt buckles. In fact, riding around inside the car at all is for wimps.
â Akin said he laid on the floor with his girlfriend all day trying to recall what had happened the night before because they had drank a lot of alcohol.â
...and then he thought, "Hey! I'll drive 500 miles to Powell, WY because..." ?
Wait, you can't make them ride in the trunk no more? WTF is this world turning to?
ScottFromWyoming wrote:
Welp, all's well that ends well, right? This guy drove 500 miles to Powell with his dead girlfriend in the trunk.
Is there something you fly-over folks want to confess to us snotty East Coast elites? Is putting people in the trunks of cars and driving away an assertion of daring rugged individualism, like rodeo or chewing Red Man Plug?
“ Akin said he laid on the floor with his girlfriend all day trying to recall what had happened the night before because they had drank a lot of alcohol.”
...and then he thought, "Hey! I'll drive 500 miles to Powell, WY because..." ?
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Dec 7, 2018 - 10:05am
Lazy8 wrote:
When a sheriff’s investigator spoke to Freudenstein, she said the children were placed in the trunk in Arizona so the dogs could ride in the back seat, the documents state. One of the children got out of the trunk in Utah and rode on the front passenger floorboards while the other remained in the trunk the rest of the way to Casper. She planned to travel back to Arizona with three different children and the two dogs, according to the documents.
Um...bravo for taking care of the dogs, but...whose kids are those? Where were they getting different kids to haul back? Who says "Hey, my kids need a ride to Arizona. Got room in your trunk?"
Now if they had started the trip on the seat and did the "Mom! He's on my side of the hump!" thing I could see it...
I had the same questions. Sort of envisioned a "these kids are really irritating, I think I'll get some different ones for the return trip" scenario.
When a sheriffâs investigator spoke to Freudenstein, she said the children were placed in the trunk in Arizona so the dogs could ride in the back seat, the documents state. One of the children got out of the trunk in Utah and rode on the front passenger floorboards while the other remained in the trunk the rest of the way to Casper. She planned to travel back to Arizona with three different children and the two dogs, according to the documents.
Um...bravo for taking care of the dogs, but...whose kids are those? Where were they getting different kids to haul back? Who says "Hey, my kids need a ride to Arizona. Got room in your trunk?"
Now if they had started the trip on the seat and did the "Mom! He's on my side of the hump!" thing I could see it...
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Dec 7, 2018 - 7:40am
ScottFromWyoming wrote:
I guess he went to high school in the next county and one of his former teachers told Justine he was extremely skeevy. But apparently, now that the drugs have mostly left his system, he seems to be feeling some remorse.
I have not read the article, but I'll just assume that he did it because his live girlfriend didn't want to share the cabin...
I guess he went to high school in the next county and one of his former teachers told Justine he was extremely skeevy. But apparently, now that the drugs have mostly left his system, he seems to be feeling some remorse.
