[supergordo]

Here's to you! Spring is coming.

 

[turdferguson]

Maybe there all hibernating?

 

[Nativedetroiter]

I wish I was hibernating.
Lets all move to Alaska.

 

[turdferguson]

I wish I was hibernating.
Lets all move to Alaska.

I don't know if I could handle the periods where they have 24 hours of darkness, the winters in Michigan were bad enough for me. Although it would be neet during the summer solstice!

 

[Mark M. TCCoA VP]

You can keep the long winters.

 

[Trunk Monkey]

I wish I was hibernating.
Lets all move to Alaska.

+1 Yea, lets all move to Alaska.

For all of you complaining about the high price of gas this might be a good solution.

Did you know that since 1982 the people that live in Alaska actually get a check annually from the state for a percentage of the states oil revenue! The program is called the Alaska Permanent Fund and the payouts have varied from the smallest ($331.29 per person in 1984) to the largest ($1,963.86 per person in 2000), they usually vary between $600 and $1,500 ($900 and $1,800 when adjusted for 2005 dollars).

 

[The Great Obucina]

+1 Yea, lets all move to Alaska.

For all of you complaining about the high price of gas this might be a good solution.

Did you know that since 1982 the people that live in Alaska actually get a check annually from the state for a percentage of the states oil revenue! The program is called the Alaska Permanent Fund and the payouts have varied from the smallest ($331.29 per person in 1984) to the largest ($1,963.86 per person in 2000), they usually vary between $600 and $1,500 ($900 and $1,800 when adjusted for 2005 dollars).

so, thats basically a free years worth of gas...assuming there isnt much in Alaska to do.

 

[Boston-Bull]

+1 Yea, lets all move to Alaska.

For all of you complaining about the high price of gas this might be a good solution.

Did you know that since 1982 the people that live in Alaska actually get a check annually from the state for a percentage of the states oil revenue! The program is called the Alaska Permanent Fund and the payouts have varied from the smallest ($331.29 per person in 1984) to the largest ($1,963.86 per person in 2000), they usually vary between $600 and $1,500 ($900 and $1,800 when adjusted for 2005 dollars).

Wow trunk did not know that thanks for the info

 

[supergordo]

Sign me up. I like being out at nigth anyway. Lets all go get our check!

 

[stangboy7]

Problem is you cant drive to alot of Alaska, gotta fly or take boat.... or dog sled.


C.Hill

 

[supergordo]

Problem is you cant drive to alot of Alaska, gotta fly or take boat.... or dog sled.


C.Hill

lets get the dogs chained to the sled

 

[supergordo]

Hows everything going Alaska?

 

[turdferguson]

Yeah, what's really going on Alaska?

 

[supergordo]

Yeah, what's really going on Alaska?

I think that we all need to drive up to anchorage and have a meet. Really fire up the local Tbird owners.

 

[stangboy7]

At the current price of gas, I think it would be cheaper to fly there and BUY an bird and have a meet then drive there.

C.Hill