Please forgive my brittle attitude and negavity. The first producing well in the Bakken went into production in 1951. I just like to be accurate.
I do appreciate the Nurosis diagnosis for the 650,000 or so of us that live here, most, including me, having never been to the oil patch. I am sure I speak for all North Dakotans when I thank you.
Still, I kinda have to wonder where your head was when you were here. Having read your posts over the years it seems, and please correct me if I am wrong, you went broke farming in Nebraska, filed for bankruptcy protection, stiffed your creditors, and went up near ND Highway 2 on the west side to wrench at on cars. I also picked up on several failed relationships with our leggy blonds, a bottle problem, and something about a bar in Ray.
I just have to wonder, if perhaps, you showed up with a bit of a attitude and it was just normal people having a normal reaction to that.
As for me, I guess I will be unconsciously and continually pizzed off, it is my normal.
As for the prostitutes at the Minot Walmart, I don't know, never been there, I would defer to your expertese.
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