Culbertson, MT
 

Well Me Too pizza is the only joint in town for food. Stagecoach, 1 person serving the entire bar and all the others close at 2pm. So if you got a kitchenete in your room, buy groceries. But be at the store by 5pm. :argh:

hehehehee......one of lifes fun challenges

just think you could be on a big city and have wall to wall people standin in line to get a turn :s:

I can't live :nope:were there isn't street lights, 24 hour gas stations, stores, clubs

and I cant live where all that stuff is :s:

One looks at the glass half full, the other half empty. :D

At least where were staying, Froid, MT, only 15 minutes from location. :tu:

I've been in places that there was nobody else around, it's freaking S C A R E Y:scare2::scare2: You start thinking about "The HILLS have EYES" or "DELIVERANCE":s:

Serious? I guess its a acquired taste but I hate cities i like peace and quiet. I loved ranching out in eastern montana where you can go for miles and not see a soul

I hear ya I am the same way..........I dont like it when there is more than 10 people

peace and quiet any day:rocking:

Yeah its bad when where i work has more people than my hometown has

Me Too pizza has awesome pizza though, could eat there every day and be happy :c:

Get their large for $20, and have breakfast and lunch for the next day.

I miss Montana, I grew up north of Seeley Lake in the middle of freaking nowhere. I would give my left nut to be back there. I hate the town life. I'm not even in a big city and I hate it.

I used to jump on my horse with a gun and my dog and a little food in my saddle bags and ride for days before returning home.:c:

That cuz you aint nothin but a pu$$

i live in williston come eat here if yo ucna make it by 5pm LOL

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I have to live in the country. I wouldnt mind living 30mins to an hour from all that junk, but I like looking out of my window and seeing trees and mountains, not other houses.

Sorry Martin, but you can HAVE your big-city lifestyle. I live outside a town of roughly 50,000 and that's about 49,995 too many for me. I'd much rather live in the middle of a corn field with nothing but the birds, deer and groundhogs for neighbors than the crowded, noisy chaos of the city.