Welcome aboard Daniel.
Always good to have another Arkansan on the site.
Corey
Nate The Surveyor, post: 346819, member: 291 wrote:
Learn all you can.
Can all you learn.
Practice it.
Nate, I may have to use this one. Good Stuff!
Osage County, Oklahoma is a bit funny in a way. When the Osages began leaving Missouri around 1800 they took over the country that I travel every day. By 1865, the influx of European variety immigrants drove them further west and south to end up primarily in Osage County, OK. Today they are sitting on gazillions of dollars worth of petroleum and the area they left behind has only a little bit of such wealth. Head rights are out of this world.
The odd thing is that, according to the 2010 Census, only about 14.4 percent of the citizens of Osage County consider themselves to be Native Americans.
As to Ol' TDD, he was a huge cat lover. He loved them much more than the 'sheeple' he had to interact with routinely.
Aw, take it. improve it. Give it away. Make the world a better place.
Makes me happy.
N
Welcome to the forum! My very first boss, when I was a teenager working in a grocery store, was from Paragould. He passed on several years ago, but his name was Bob May.
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