That's the first thing I noticed. HEY! 1972 San Francisco called and want their outfit back. 1969?The tie-dyed shirt, long greasy hair and moobs is a fantastic look.
Whatever.
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That's the first thing I noticed. HEY! 1972 San Francisco called and want their outfit back. 1969?The tie-dyed shirt, long greasy hair and moobs is a fantastic look.
I saw the guy on a TV news report. If I'd been the FFL, I don't think I'd have sold him a gun even if he wasn't Antifa! However, he indicated he was Antifa and I feel that anyone knowingly selling a firearm to an organization committing the crimes Antifa commits, should be held as accountable as Antifa! It's akin to selling a gun to a known terrorist! So -- I fully support the FFL!The tie-dyed shirt, long greasy hair and moobs is a fantastic look.
It kind of is, in the sense of Antifa/et. al. - like Portland is western Oregon in that sense.But Bend isn't Eastern Oregon? And what constitutes a "Group" on FarseBook? Like, 3?
Bend is east of the Cascades, that makes it Eastern Oregon. Oregon is divided by it geological features, not by measured demarcation points. The Cascades are used by everyone from the government to truckers as the east/west dividing line. Since there is such a stark contrast to the landscape from the range this makes total sense. Western Oregon nearly is (or in some places actually is) a temperate rain forest, while Eastern Oregon is either high mountain desert or some close approximation thereof or a dry ponderosa forest.But Bend isn't Eastern Oregon? And what constitutes a "Group" on FarseBook? Like, 3?
They can't go to far from the nearest Starbuck's without withdrawals setting in.It kind of is, in the sense of Antifa/et. al. - like Portland is western Oregon in that sense.
I actually did no know that. Some states it is protected but not federally.Political orientation is not a protected civil right.
I always think of Bend as Central Oregon. Honestly haven't given a lot of thought to where Western becomes Central, or Central becomes Eastern.Bend is east of the Cascades, that makes it Eastern Oregon. Oregon is divided by it geological features, not by measured demarcation points. The Cascades are used by everyone from the government to truckers as the east/west dividing line. Since there is such a stark contrast to the landscape from the range this makes total sense. Western Oregon nearly is (or in some places actually is) a temperate rain forest, while Eastern Oregon is either high mountain desert or some close approximation thereof or a dry ponderosa forest.
The north/south divide is a bit harder to discern. In the West it is marked by the Willamette Valley in the north and the Klamath Mountains in the south (Right around the city of Eugene). In the east it is mostly marked by the Northern Basin in the south (don't ask) and the Blue Mountains and the Columbia Basin in the north. The north/south divide is pretty close to the map midpoint, but it is indeed divided by the geographic features not how well it bisects the map.
Dammit, I thought this had been solved?I always think of Bend as Central Oregon. Honestly haven't given a lot of thought to where Western becomes Central, or Central becomes Eastern.
I am sure someone uses "central" as some kind of useful metric, they just do not run in any of my circles. Most government functions I am aware of break the state into simple east/west, e.g. hunting regulations;I always think of Bend as Central Oregon. Honestly haven't given a lot of thought to where Western becomes Central, or Central becomes Eastern.
Probably is a good call to not serve a person flashing a card that shows your support for a known terrorist organization....Florence man claims gun store violated his 2nd Amendment rights
Mark Iannicelli says he feels the Florence Gun Shop violated his right to bear arms after denying his background check to acquire his purchased weapon.www.kezi.com
I was curious and Googled it. According to Wikipedia, Central Oregon is made up of Deschutes, Jefferson and Crook counties.I am sure someone uses "central" as some kind of useful metric, they just do not run in any of my circles. Most government functions I am aware of break the state into simple east/west, e.g. hunting regulations;
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Curious. I wonder who uses that. Maybe mostly local government functions (e.g. water management districts)?I was curious and Googled it. According to Wikipedia, Central Oregon is made up of Deschutes, Jefferson and Crook counties.
I worked in state government for 10 years. I often heard the Bend/Redmond/Prineville/Madras area referred to as Central Oregon. I don't think it's anything carved in stone. Just common usage. Kind of like "southern Oregon." I think when people use that term it's mostly SW Oregon that comes to mind. K Falls and Lakeview are about as far south as you can get, but I think most people would think of them as eastern Oregon rather than southern Oregon.Curious. I wonder who uses that. Maybe mostly local government functions (e.g. water management districts)?
What a concept!I often heard the Bend/Redmond/Prineville/Madras area referred to as Central Oregon.
In the local sense it IS - however in reality Bend is in fact, a part of 'Eastern Oregon'.I always think of Bend as Central Oregon.