You've got to admire the sheer determination of the citizens of Ozona, Texas to make an asset of a liability. I do.
I will say, though, that the setting for the "Law Office" may tend to select a certain clientele.
I can understand the gun sales, ok? But in a place that gets maybe 20" of rainfall annually, wtf is with the canoes and kayak sales?
I mean they probably have to mow the local creekbed...btw, it's called Johnson Draw. For some reason that has a nice ring to it. 😉
And that they go all the way to Old Town, Maine for said kayaks/ canoes.
paden cash, post: 418139, member: 20 wrote: I can understand the gun sales, ok? But in a place that gets maybe 20" of rainfall annually, wtf is with the canoes and kayak sales?
I mean they probably have to mow the local creekbed...btw, it's called Johnson Draw. For some reason that has a nice ring to it. 😉
Oh my Lord, what are the kids doing down in Johnson Draw?
paden cash, post: 418139, member: 20 wrote: I can understand the gun sales, ok? But in a place that gets maybe 20" of rainfall annually, wtf is with the canoes and kayak sales?
The Pecos River is the next stop heading west from Interstate 10 and right now has enough water in it that it would be an interesting place to paddle.
Interesting "CLOSED" sign to the left of the door, considering the combined law office gunsmith.
Law Office. Do Not Enter.
You know the old saying. "If there is one attorney in town he'll starve, if there are two they'll both get rich."
