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silentpoet
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I live and enforce law in Boone County(at least on a part time basis). Not from here, but it is where I hang my hat. I was born in the Great country of Texas.
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Razorbuck
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Lbiagm,
Sir,
I see you've some experience in this forum. I've read the FAQ's and think I understand the workings of this site, but I'm a bit overwhelmed by the amount of material here. I'm not an experienced "internet guy" by any stretch.
Can a new person to the forum start a discussion? Where exactly do you post it? Do you find a topic that seems to fit and just reply there?
These probably seem like silly questions, but I would like to learn how to do this right.
Thanks,
Matt
Sir,
I see you've some experience in this forum. I've read the FAQ's and think I understand the workings of this site, but I'm a bit overwhelmed by the amount of material here. I'm not an experienced "internet guy" by any stretch.
Can a new person to the forum start a discussion? Where exactly do you post it? Do you find a topic that seems to fit and just reply there?
These probably seem like silly questions, but I would like to learn how to do this right.
Thanks,
Matt
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Heatherondo
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Ok, some call it midwest some south east, and *gasp* the south west at times.
So am i in the right place or do i need to scoot to another region to be int the right place?
So am i in the right place or do i need to scoot to another region to be int the right place?
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Hi You're in the right forum 
Heatherondo
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we do? loljukesk9 said:
I have no clue about our state history to speak of, and i have lived her all my life sabe for a year and 2/4 in Indiana.
I just know, its hot, buggy, humid, critter ridden, dusty, tornado magnetic, and doesnt get snow just freezing rain lol
I got spoiled in Indiana (moved there Oct 2001, left july 2003)
Summer was only bad about a month, we got real snow and nothing closed down, ppl didnt run to the store like the world was ending when the weather was bad, less bugs, less humiodity, still had critters just different ones. and i didnt once see a snake!
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jukesk9
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Yea we doHeatherondo said:
Ever hear of Hanging Judge Parker? US Marshalls from Ft. Smith were responsible for law and order for a little while in then Indian Country (Oklahoma) and brought outlaws to Judge Parker in Ft. Smith for his brand of justice. Northwest Arkansas was also on the Butterfield Stage Coach Route, which went from St. Louis to San Francisco. The Ozarks were also home to hiding bands of outlaws and today is home to one of the biggest rodeos in the country, the Rodeo of the Ozarks.
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