Giving away our property tax money!

[TexKan]

I thought about that when I wrote it - but I have been diggin myself outta a whole all day - figured what did I have to lose??? Looks like I was right..... always a little testosterone floatin around somewhere.....LMAO

[K C Muffin]

We've both been there already today. Make him cut us some slack till tomorrow. And I have to drive in tomorrow to the office. Which means ya'all have to behave while I'm gone!

[Highwayman]

Originally Posted by TexKan

..... always a little testosterone floatin around somewhere.....LMAO

You say that like it's not a good thing.

[TexKan]

Love testosterone.........probably have too much of it myself today......havin trouble behavin.....

[K C Muffin]

Originally Posted by Highwayman

You say that like it's not a good thing.

Depends on who's wearin' it!

[pootsy]

Originally Posted by TexKan

or no room - look how well those "slots" that don't "exhist" in DC do and check to see whos pockets are getting fatter every night cause the same players are playin. Don't ya think Boot hill could use someof that money??? It don't have to be big to be good.........

Well I do know this....the peoples whos pockets are getting fatter don't deserve a penny of it....thats all I am gonna say about that.

[TexKan]

I know Pootsy - but it's America......aint it great???........just an example of how much money is actually gambled in DC........maybe if Boot Hill had a litle machine, a cool bar, a little night life - that seems to be the only type business that booms there - besides cattle...... just trying to spread the money around.........same stuff been goin on for years........

[Mike B.]

Originally Posted by Clueless

None of the money given to Boot Hill from the WND tax was spent on trying to get gaming in DC or lobbyists. I know that for a fact and I'm sure we can verify it through Boot Hill or the City. All funds raised to seek gaming have been contributed by locals who think (thought) it would benefit DC tourism.

Last word I've heard is it's our Commissioner-caused bickering, public flareups, and repeated re-voting on issues that has hurt DC's chance for a casino. Topeka can read the newspapers. We're paying the price for 'not-playing-well-together'. That has nothing to do with Boot Hill's financial problems.

Clueless, Go ahead and verify it! (I'm referring to your post on 11-21-05 @ 3:26 p.m. It's been some time ago, but go ahead and verify! Thanks!