If you single, 23, clean living, and new to the area, what would you do on a Saturday night in Miles City? Thanks

Sit at home, and Play Halo 3 on the HDTV... Oh Wait... You said 23.... Guess I don't apply (17)... lol

Do you bowl? Strike for Cash is every Saturday night. (shameless solicitation, I know

i think some people that are 17 have more fun than even you, josh. i don't think it's your age

I second the suggestion of Stike for Cash at Recreation Lanes.

I'd be happy to offer some suggestions to you, Bill, but that "clean living" criteria pretty rules out everything I can think of....

I'm not sure just how clean you need it to be, but there will be a great street party going on tonight on Main Street between 6th and 7th Street hosted by the Bison, Montana and Trails Inn bars in honor of the 90th birthday of Clint (Cliff(?)) McFarland - who has hosted and served cowboys and presidents (I didn't say of what or how) for decades at his fine watering hole. Hope to see you there!

That sounds clean. Thanks

I agree with Steve. It beats sitting at home writing Haiku.

Bill, ignore Richard. Haiku is a very honorable activity. I suggest you start a Haiku club.

By the way, welcome to Miles City!!!

Oops, one more thing. There is an open mike night at the Elks but it is on Fridays I believe. I think it's advertised on this site occassionally.

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There is a great place called "my house" where they let you wash all the dishes you want for free on Sat. nights!


It is bound to be the best sat night ever...ok, it may not be fun, but it sure is clean.

Welcome to Miles City, we are new too and have loved the past month we have been here...just don't admit it if you are from Glendive.

Have fun tonight.

Hey Wendy - GREAT suggestion. I was going to tell Bill about that, but I didn't for a reason someone like YOU certainly can appreciate. Now remind me... What is the name of this thread again?

Take a can of gas to Paragon Pit and make yourself a fire. Cast a line and catch a catfish.

Check out what's playing at our classic Main st. theater. Compared to the multi-plex, the screen is much bigger and the prices are much lower.

It's right for fighting, or getting a little action in.

Bill - Take Brian's advice with a dose of caution. He's a juvenile product of the working class, whose best friend floats at the bottom of a glass.

Steve - don't give me none of your aggravation. I've had it with your discipline.

I'm not sure just how clean you need it to be, but there will be a great street party going on tonight on Main Street between 6th and 7th Street hosted by the Bison, Montana and Trails Inn bars in honor of the 90th birthday of Clint (Cliff(?)) McFarland

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Scott (Stan?):

I think that you're referring to Clyde McFarland. How was Clyde's party last night?

CK......funny. Very funny.


FH

Bob L: thank you. I'm horrible with names, always have been for some reason. I knew I was getting it wrong, but somehow I ALWAYS get the first letter. What's up with that?

And I didn't make it to the party last night - but I heard the music and it sounded like fun. I worked in the yard all day in that heat. Ended up with mild heatstroke and a headache from hades. It's a lesson I seem to have to learn at the beginning of every summer -- Wear a hat and drink plenty of water! Oh, and sunscreen - put on lots and lots of sunscreen!

My Whitefish born husband had to learn the sunscreen/hat/fluids issue the hard way his first summer here as well. I remember keeling over during a noon hour tennis lesson manymanymany years ago and having Bob Nees, as he poured water over me, suggest I take lessons in the evening with the grownups.

Say, there is another (summer) Saturday evening activity. Take in a ball game or go play some tennis. They are mighty nice courts.

Hey Wendy - GREAT suggestion. I was going to tell Bill about that, but I didn't for a reason someone like YOU certainly can appreciate. Now remind me... What is the name of this thread again?

Exactly what are you implying here, Steve? That I'm as old as you are? Here' what I think about that.

Steve is old as dirt.
He gets lost on way to work.
and to the bathroom.

Steve is old as dirt.
"Eh?" He says. "What did you say?"
Oh no! He's deaf, too.

Man, it's bad enough to be called old. But to receive the news via haiku is downright humiliating. Wendy, this thread shall live in infamy as far as I'm concerned. We are now at WAR!

Seriously, I was referring to your penchant for detail when it comes to all things grammatical and vernacular. Bill specifically asked for Saturday night activities. As everyone knows, Open Mic is on Friday nights. I think all that 5-7-5 pentameter goo-gah is beginning to dull your senses, proving beyond a doubt that half-baked haiku, like secondhand smoke, is a public health risk.

I second Buck's suggestion of going catfishing.

I think all that 5-7-5 pentameter goo-gah is beginning to dull your senses, proving beyond a doubt that half-baked haiku, like secondhand smoke, is a public health risk.

I've got your "5-7-5 pentameter goo-gah" RIGHT HERE, pal!

Goo-gah is great with soy sauce and soba noodles.