3Dsound: Draggin' the Line: Recent Comments

Comment on What do Northern Coloradoans think of Glade Reservoir and drying up the Poudre River?

3D — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 06:48:41 GMT

Indeed. The future's as close and as far away as the tip of our nose.

Meanwhile, the alternatives to Glade haven't been given a chance, or even much of a hearing. Our responsibility as a current resident of Northern Colorado includes preserving this region's natural and built heritage so that it can be enjoyed by future generations. There's no reason to think that Glade is the only – or the best – way of doing that.

Comment on What do Northern Coloradoans think of Glade Reservoir and drying up the Poudre River?

Abby Stacey — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 14:42:18 GMT

I'm sorry 3D, I don't know what the answer is. The human species loves to reproduce. Where are all these people supposed to go? They want to come here, and they will. Someone wants to build a reservoir, and it will be built. The overpopulation and desecration of planet Earth is "human progress" I guess, and there's nothing we can do to stop it. Eventually though, this will all come to an end. It is a very temporary world that we live in.

Comment on What do Northern Coloradoans think of Glade Reservoir and drying up the Poudre River?

Abby Stacey — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 14:16:04 GMT

I thought growth was supposed to pay for itself.

Comment on What do Northern Coloradoans think of Glade Reservoir and drying up the Poudre River?

3D — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 04:11:06 GMT

Well, there you go! It hadn't occurred to me that worrying about the $75-125 million that Glade will cost Fort Collins was an example of selfishness.

Comment on What do Northern Coloradoans think of Glade Reservoir and drying up the Poudre River?

Abby Stacey — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 01:04:40 GMT

That's right, you're here in Colorado and that's all that matters. No one else should move here, it's all for you. Opposition to Glade Reservoir is selfishness.

Comment on What's for dinner: Black bean-mango salsa

Pam — Fri, 17 Oct 2008 21:01:34 GMT

Yum. I'm making this.

Once, a few years ago - I was at a restaurant downtown that served a black bean side dish with pomegranate seeds mixed in. It was amazing. I need to recreate it.

Comment on Carol Fowler nails it

Pam — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 07:15:36 GMT

It certainly makes me happy when something so brilliant originates out of South Carolina...

Comment on Sarah Palin: Public figure, role model – Making teen pregnancy glamorous

3D — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 18:01:17 GMT

Not pretty? When the light's right, she still looks like she must have looked when she was 22. Otherwise, she looks like someone who you wouldn't want to work for. But my ex said something funny. She said if McCain wins, then the boyfriend will marry the daughter, but if McCain looses, then the boyfriend will be out of the picture faster than you can say baked Alaska.

Comment on Sarah Palin: Public figure, role model – Making teen pregnancy glamorous

virgil g — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 08:52:20 GMT

The classic concern that baptists have against women being preachers, is that women aren't even supposed to be the head of their household. As such, they shouldn't be head of a church.

Now we have a female governor (I have no problem with that) who endorses policies of abstinence.

Her unmarried daughter is pregnant.

She can't even enforce her abstinence ideas on her on family but has tried to push them on the entire state of Alaska (and next, possibly the U.S.)

If you can't make your kids listen, how can (should) you expect anyone else to?

I also don't think she's that pretty...

Comment on Grand Ayatollah James Dobson calls down Republican Jesus against 3D and his daughter

Pam — Sun, 31 Aug 2008 21:44:57 GMT

That's just too cool that you guys got to attend. I'm jealous, and due to a wicked case of jet-lag, was able to watch the convention until late each night - and I am glad that I did. I'm looking forward to what you have to say about it.

Now for Pallin. Just bizzare.