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First Trip to Laramie!
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First Trip to Laramie!
I've heard it's just downright miserable, but this is the year to go. Sunny and 55 on Saturday and not a lot of wind. Noon kickoff. Killer team. I'm heading to Laramie! Who else is heading to cheer on our Ags? Also, is there anything worthwhile to do or eat in Laramie, or should I just get to the game and leave immediately after?
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Re: First Trip to Laramie!
All of the Geos will be there!
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anyone need tickets? I have 4
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Remember, there's a pretty girl behind every tree in Laramie!
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Re: First Trip to Laramie!
I've never heard that one before? But then again, there are no trees in Laramie, and maybe that's the joke?
Enjoy the drive from Uduh to Laramie... it's like driving through a nuclear testing grounds... for miles on end. It might make the drive from SLC to Reno look like a scenic route. Hope you like Antelope, steady hill climes, rocks & more rocks. Oh, and don't laugh when you get into Laramie and see trailer homes everywhere you look... no joking, what's up with that? It's like it wasn't punishment enough that you have to live in Laramie, but you have to live in a single-wide too? That's sad.
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Re: First Trip to Laramie!
That background is too pretty to be Wyoming, if there was more rocks and less sage brush, I might be convinced
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Re: First Trip to Laramie!
I’m going. And I’m bringing a friend, too. Laramie weekend!
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Re: First Trip to Laramie!
You need to edit your post....and say "too pretty for southern Wyoming." Northern and some Central Wyoming is spectacularly beautiful.
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Re: First Trip to Laramie!
All in all there is as much to do in Laramie as there is in Logan they do have some bars that serve mixed drinks. I believe the Buckhorn is one of them, also a great steak house that is out of town ask and people can direct you to it.
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Would be making the drive if my wife wasn’t going to be out of town. Parental duties call!
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Re: First Trip to Laramie!
Good point, I always forget that Jackson/Star Valley is in Wyo, to me it just seems like North-Northern Utah/East-Eastern Iderhoe
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I love Wyoming's uniforms. That yellow and brown shouldn't look good but somehow it works. The SD Padres used to wear those colors but it wasn't a good look. Somehow Arizona State doesn't work either.
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Re: First Trip to Laramie!
I think their colors are some of THE WORST in the country. At least Navy Blue and White looks good anytime, looks sharp.That Brown and Yellow is IMO Azz ugly!!
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The side benefit of it being a nuclear testing ground is that I have never seen a state trooper in the State of Wyoming, having driven that stretch of I-80 dozens of times when living in Loveland, CO.ViAggie wrote: ↑October 15th, 2018, 1:29 pmI've never heard that one before? But then again, there are no trees in Laramie, and maybe that's the joke?
Enjoy the drive from Uduh to Laramie... it's like driving through a nuclear testing grounds... for miles on end. It might make the drive from SLC to Reno look like a scenic route. Hope you like Antelope, steady hill climes, rocks & more rocks. Oh, and don't laugh when you get into Laramie and see trailer homes everywhere you look... no joking, what's up with that? It's like it wasn't punishment enough that you have to live in Laramie, but you have to live in a single-wide too? That's sad.
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Our uni's in the UNLV game were my favorite combination. We looked great.
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The Wind Rivers, Absarokas, Gros Ventres, Tetons, Big Horns, and 95% of Yellowstone are all in Wyoming. Some of my favorite places on earth.....
Southern WY, on the other hand, isn’t much to write home about.
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Re: First Trip to Laramie!
Agreed, I also really liked the all white with blue helmets at byu.El Sapo wrote: ↑October 15th, 2018, 5:25 pmOur uni's in the UNLV game were my favorite combination. We looked great.
We haven't seen any pewter yet this season and honestly I don't miss it.
As for Laramie I think it's just in BFE.
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I prefer no pewter at all. Not a school color and always looked dingy and dirty to me. I like the all blues and all whites but I did like the UNLV combo. Looked like a throwback uniform in some ways and I liked it for Homecoming.
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I agree, the uniforms from the UNLV definitely felt like a throwbackbluegrouse wrote:I prefer no pewter at all. Not a school color and always looked dingy and dirty to me. I like the all blues and all whites but I did like the UNLV combo. Looked like a throwback uniform in some ways and I liked it for Homecoming.
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My friend and I met some Wyo police on a road trip hitchhiking from Logan to Larime. There were some pretty serious threats made (we had long hair, and they said we were vagrants,). Somehow we were able to stay out of jail (or a beating). We were taken in the back of a police cruiser to the freeway and told to be gone in an hour....or else.......We luckily got a ride right away and were gone.jpswensen wrote: ↑October 15th, 2018, 5:19 pmThe side benefit of it being a nuclear testing ground is that I have never seen a state trooper in the State of Wyoming, having driven that stretch of I-80 dozens of times when living in Loveland, CO.ViAggie wrote: ↑October 15th, 2018, 1:29 pmI've never heard that one before? But then again, there are no trees in Laramie, and maybe that's the joke?
Enjoy the drive from Uduh to Laramie... it's like driving through a nuclear testing grounds... for miles on end. It might make the drive from SLC to Reno look like a scenic route. Hope you like Antelope, steady hill climes, rocks & more rocks. Oh, and don't laugh when you get into Laramie and see trailer homes everywhere you look... no joking, what's up with that? It's like it wasn't punishment enough that you have to live in Laramie, but you have to live in a single-wide too? That's sad.
Soon after that incident, it came out that police were taking hitchhikers out of town and throwing them in the river. Only reason it ever made news was that one of the kids drowned.
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Just remember their slogan:
“What happens in Laramie, should stay in Laramie...because we’ve got the right antibiotics to treat it.”
Not as catchy as Vegas’ but accurate.
“What happens in Laramie, should stay in Laramie...because we’ve got the right antibiotics to treat it.”
Not as catchy as Vegas’ but accurate.
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Poor Laramie, they help with hundreds of wildfires throughout out the Rockies, but nobody calls it Firefighting Capitol of the West. Yeah they bang one ewe, and all of a sudden they’re the Sheep Humping Capitol of the West.
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Is this an Expeditionary Force reference?TheAKAggie wrote: ↑October 15th, 2018, 6:20 pmPoor Laramie, they help with hundreds of wildfires throughout out the Rockies, but nobody calls it Firefighting Capitol of the West. Yeah they bang one ewe, and all of a sudden they’re the Sheep Humping Capitol of the West.
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Re: First Trip to Laramie!
I’ll be there with 5 others. Hoping for a good Aggie turnout as I’m expecting a close game than most. It is their Homecoming so it should be a full place I’d expect.
Not going to find a better weekend to go to Laramie, weather looks great.
Hope to see a lot of you there!
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I will be there with 15.....But, only 7 are Aggies and the other 8 are cow pie fans!
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Re: First Trip to Laramie!
Will never forget a game in Laramie in 1972. We drove out from Boston interviewing at Missouri and CSU. USU-WYO game on a beautiful sunny, shirt-sleeve afternoon in late-October. After Aggie win we head to Logan. From Rock Springs on we hit a blizzard all the way into Logan via Bear Lake and Logan canyon, arriving about 3:00 AM.. Three day visit and then head back to Boston. Another blizzard just before Laramie. should have stayed in Cheyenne but we pushed on at 15 MPH.to Sidney Nebraska. Freeway closed, we got the last room in a rickety old hotel - third floor and no elevator with 6 rooms sharing one bathroom. At 6:00 AM I saw the snow plow heading east for the freeway. We jumped in the car and followed it to Grand Island - on the way passing by perhaps 50 cars off the freeway with people who had to spend the night in their cars.
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Lucky you!! My last ticket was on that stretch of road. I finished my last final of the fall quarter at DU around 3:30 and we decided to pack up and head to Utah for the Christmas break that night rather than wait until the next day. I got nailed going like 12 over at around 11pmjpswensen wrote:
The side benefit of it being a nuclear testing ground is that I have never seen a state trooper in the State of Wyoming, having driven that stretch of I-80 dozens of times when living in Loveland, CO.
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Re: First Trip to Laramie!
They may live in single wides, but they also support their University with the savings from their housing.
Also, the man and sheep on the bike looks even funnier when you haven't scrolled up completely and don't see the motorcycle.
I drove the lonely highways of southern and central Wyoming last summer. I only saw one cop that didn't even blink when I was going 10 over (after slowing down). I was more likely to hit an antelope than be pulled over by a cop. I figure if I get a ticket I just won't go back to that state. Shouldn't be an issue.
Also, the man and sheep on the bike looks even funnier when you haven't scrolled up completely and don't see the motorcycle.
I drove the lonely highways of southern and central Wyoming last summer. I only saw one cop that didn't even blink when I was going 10 over (after slowing down). I was more likely to hit an antelope than be pulled over by a cop. I figure if I get a ticket I just won't go back to that state. Shouldn't be an issue.