Boulder?

Take the Ronald Regan Highway north out of Colorado Springs to Denver, then take the Buffalo Highway to Foothills Parkway. Can't miss it.

All Your Board Are Belong To Us.

"The 76,779-square-foot building is off Arapahoe Avenue and 13th Street near Boulder High School."

Y'all are confusing the University Inn on Broadway with the College Inn on 17th. And when I say y'all,
I'm including the Daily Camera.

LOL

"There were 15 checks from Lukas Culver LP of Montrose totalling $9,506.25 made out to Sanders and one from L&R of Grand Junction worth $1,145.83, the affidavit said. The total net amount received by Sanders appears to be $9,652.04."

9,506.25 + 1,145.83 = 10,652.08, not 9652.04.

See, it's easy to game the system when so few are arithmetically astute.
BTW, this is not a typo and it didn't require a calculator.

Poor little bugger died young.

OTOH, look how his prom date ended up:

"It's an animal lovin', raccoon coddlin' town."

Why didn't you mention prairie dogs by name. WHY?

Oh dear g0d, who will think of the prairie dogs!

True.

Unfortunately your description applies to 98% of dog owners.

The average new car cost in the US is near $30,000, much more than the average graduating student debt.

An individual with a degree will still earn far more in their lifetime than one without. College is an investment. Borrowing money for an investment is a sound fiscal decision.

A new car will depreciate immediately and for the life of the car, and will cost several thousand dollars to run and maintain per year. Borrowing money for an asset guaranteed to depreciate is a terrible fiscal decision.

Where are the articles lamenting car prices and how much they put people in unrecoverable debt?

Keep it in perspective.

You are a fucking idiot.

Occupy... LOL! Not at the Occupy movement in general, but locally it is an eff you see kay -ing joke.

Do you and others realize that, in our illustrious past, people have died for their cause?

Grow up idiot.