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Posted: Apr 4, 2013 - 3:39pm

ScottFromWyoming wrote:

Posted: Apr 4, 2013 - 9:37am

Proclivities wrote:

...so the bartender says: "We don't get many goats in this bar." and the goat says: "No wonder, at these prices."
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Posted: Apr 4, 2013 - 8:41am

ScottFromWyoming wrote:

Goat in bar

...so the bartender says: "We don't get many goats in this bar." and the goat says: "No wonder, at these prices."
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Posted: Apr 4, 2013 - 8:24am

Goat in bar

Posted: Apr 3, 2013 - 6:19pm

OCDHG wrote:

She is awesome, just like her mamma ;-)

By the way I like the new name

awesome

...and thank you.

Posted: Apr 3, 2013 - 6:16pm

Â Red_Dragon wrote:

How's The Buscuit?

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She is awesome, just like her mamma ;-)

By the way I like the new name

Posted: Apr 3, 2013 - 6:11pm

OCDHG wrote:

I really do miss East Tennessee http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=Stse7BSp9PI&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DStse7BSp9PI
If there is a way to make a link with iPad let me know how!

How's The Buscuit?

Posted: Apr 3, 2013 - 6:09pm

I really do miss East Tennessee

http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=Stse7BSp9PI&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DStse7BSp9PI

If there is a way to make a link with iPad let me know how!

Posted: Mar 10, 2013 - 10:42am

ScottFromWyoming wrote:

So I was up doing the ski patrol thing today, shootin' the breeze with the lift operator up in the shack and I made a joke about another lifty and said "that's a pretty hard job to get fired from but he's sure trying" and the guy I was talking to said "yeah but you remember Tanner." Tanner got fired after *maybe* 3 weeks. His one job is to watch out the window of the heated shack and make sure no one falls off the lift but he got caught napping (literally laid out on the floor), or huddled around the furnace, or totally abandoned his post and went out boarding and finally got fired when the top manager saw him in the parking lot... knowing his post was *somewhere* on the mountain, not the parking lot. Upon closer inspection, Tanner was smoking a joint and the big boss sent him packin' right there of course. I'd forgotten about all of this because lifties but then the guy I was talking to gave me a little raised eyebrow thing and I cocked my head and he said "out in Clark?"

Yeah. The lifty was Tanner Vanpelt, currently going up the river for killing 3 people last weekend.

So the (very very small number of) people saying "he was such a good kid, I can't believe it..." Yeah, no.

Yikes!

Posted: Mar 9, 2013 - 9:53pm

ScottFromWyoming wrote:

So I was up doing the ski patrol thing today, shootin' the breeze with the lift operator up in the shack and I made a joke about another lifty and said "that's a pretty hard job to get fired from but he's sure trying" and the guy I was talking to said "yeah but you remember Tanner." Tanner got fired after *maybe* 3 weeks. His one job is to watch out the window of the heated shack and make sure no one falls off the lift but he got caught napping (literally laid out on the floor), or huddled around the furnace, or totally abandoned his post and went out boarding and finally got fired when the top manager saw him in the parking lot... knowing his post was *somewhere* on the mountain, not the parking lot. Upon closer inspection, Tanner was smoking a joint and the big boss sent him packin' right there of course. I'd forgotten about all of this because lifties but then the guy I was talking to gave me a little raised eyebrow thing and I cocked my head and he said "out in Clark?"

Yeah. The lifty was Tanner Vanpelt, currently going up the river for killing 3 people last weekend.

So the (very very small number of) people saying "he was such a good kid, I can't believe it..." Yeah, no.

Posted: Mar 9, 2013 - 8:33pm

ScottFromWyoming wrote:

So I was up doing the ski patrol thing today, shootin' the breeze with the lift operator up in the shack and I made a joke about another lifty and said "that's a pretty hard job to get fired from but he's sure trying" and the guy I was talking to said "yeah but you remember Tanner." Tanner got fired after *maybe* 3 weeks. His one job is to watch out the window of the heated shack and make sure no one falls off the lift but he got caught napping (literally laid out on the floor), or huddled around the furnace, or totally abandoned his post and went out boarding and finally got fired when the top manager saw him in the parking lot... knowing his post was *somewhere* on the mountain, not the parking lot. Upon closer inspection, Tanner was smoking a joint and the big boss sent him packin' right there of course. I'd forgotten about all of this because lifties but then the guy I was talking to gave me a little raised eyebrow thing and I cocked my head and he said "out in Clark?"

Yeah. The lifty was Tanner Vanpelt, currently going up the river for killing 3 people last weekend.

So the (very very small number of) people saying "he was such a good kid, I can't believe it..." Yeah, no.

Whoa.

Posted: Mar 9, 2013 - 8:09pm

So I was up doing the ski patrol thing today, shootin' the breeze with the lift operator up in the shack and I made a joke about another lifty and said "that's a pretty hard job to get fired from but he's sure trying" and the guy I was talking to said "yeah but you remember Tanner." Tanner got fired after *maybe* 3 weeks. His one job is to watch out the window of the heated shack and make sure no one falls off the lift but he got caught napping (literally laid out on the floor), or huddled around the furnace, or totally abandoned his post and went out boarding and finally got fired when the top manager saw him in the parking lot... knowing his post was *somewhere* on the mountain, not the parking lot. Upon closer inspection, Tanner was smoking a joint and the big boss sent him packin' right there of course. I'd forgotten about all of this because lifties but then the guy I was talking to gave me a little raised eyebrow thing and I cocked my head and he said "out in Clark?"

Yeah. The lifty was Tanner Vanpelt, currently going up the river for killing 3 people last weekend.

So the (very very small number of) people saying "he was such a good kid, I can't believe it..." Yeah, no.

Posted: Mar 5, 2013 - 8:18am

ScottFromWyoming wrote:

No, that's the Truman Capote part. So far it just seems arbitrary. There was some talk that the daughter the nurse had come to Cody the night before so *maybe* they saw her car (Audi — pretty rare around here) and followed her home to steal it.

Update to the article linked below: One of the guys had lived in the area and apparently knew the daughter from that time. Which takes the random factor out of it and makes everyone breathe a little easier. Not that anyone's saying there was something going on, but at least it wasn't a random house they just walked into.

These two have spilled their guts about several crimes.

Posted: Mar 4, 2013 - 10:34pm

OlderThanDirt wrote:

That's sad. Do you have any idea why?

No, that's the Truman Capote part. So far it just seems arbitrary. There was some talk that the daughter the nurse had come to Cody the night before so *maybe* they saw her car (Audi — pretty rare around here) and followed her home to steal it.

If you read that article where the guy spots the two long after they should have been out of the area? They got lost, plain and simple. Those roads all look alike and dead end at either the mountains or the river, with only a couple of bridges. Woops.

Posted: Mar 4, 2013 - 10:27pm

ScottFromWyoming wrote:

Calling Truman Capote...

2 young men invade a rural home and kill all 3 occupants. The apparent randomness, the "big dumb guy, little crafty guy" pair...

The town of Clark is in our school district; they have a K–5 school out there but the older kids come to town. A guy I was in high school with is the neighbor who discovered the crime (he's messed up by it, not named in the article) and our next-door neighbor who just moved out a couple months ago is the highway patroller who arrested the pair singlehandedly.

That's sad. Do you have any idea why?

Posted: Mar 4, 2013 - 10:18pm

NoEnzLefttoSplit wrote:

I don't think it's German either. sounds more slavic to me.

Hungarian. Which makes sense, they have vacation photos from there... Facebook is weird sometimes how you can snoop but we're going to know everything there is to know about the killers and nothing much about the victims.

Posted: Mar 4, 2013 - 10:14pm

ScottFromWyoming wrote:

Yep.

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Hey do you recognize the nationality of Volgyesi? I guess they moved to the US from Germany but that doesn't strike me as German. No, I didn't know them.

I don't think it's German either. sounds more slavic to me.

Posted: Mar 4, 2013 - 10:12pm

NoEnzLefttoSplit wrote:

oh, jeepers... how sick. What glorious people to be taken like that.

Yep.

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Hey do you recognize the nationality of Volgyesi? I guess they moved to the US from Germany but that doesn't strike me as German. No, I didn't know them.

Posted: Mar 4, 2013 - 10:02pm

ScottFromWyoming wrote:

Calling Truman Capote...

2 young men invade a rural home and kill all 3 occupants. The apparent randomness, the "big dumb guy, little crafty guy" pair...

The town of Clark is in our school district; they have a K–5 school out there but the older kids come to town. A guy I was in high school with is the neighbor who discovered the crime (he's messed up by it, not named in the article) and our next-door neighbor who just moved out a couple months ago is the highway patroller who arrested the pair singlehandedly.

This is the only photo of Hildegard Volgyesi I could find. That's her with her son.

I assume this is Janos Volgyesi

And their daughter Koko Freitas with her husband who is an oil driller so was not at home.

oh, jeepers... how sick. What glorious people to be taken like that.

Posted: Mar 4, 2013 - 9:50pm

Calling Truman Capote...

2 young men invade a rural home and kill all 3 occupants. The apparent randomness, the "big dumb guy, little crafty guy" pair...

The town of Clark is in our school district; they have a K–5 school out there but the older kids come to town. A guy I was in high school with is the neighbor who discovered the crime (he's messed up by it, not named in the article) and our next-door neighbor who just moved out a couple months ago is the highway patroller who arrested the pair singlehandedly.

This is the only photo of Hildegard Volgyesi I could find. That's her with her son.

I assume this is Janos Volgyesi

And their daughter Koko Freitas with her husband who is an oil driller so was not at home.