NM Badlands article

**Greg Lockrey** · 14-Jan-2007, 18:20

Originally Posted by Aaron van de Sande

Way overrated. Rocks and dried up stuff everywhere

**Ralph Barker** · 14-Jan-2007, 18:20

Originally Posted by roteague

. . . Had the 2nd deadliest come into the campground on my last trip there.

Sounds like snake-on-the-barbie, and pass the "Fostuhs", time!

**steve simmons** · 14-Jan-2007, 20:01

from Ralph Barker
"Of course, depending on how one defines "badlands", it might include my neighborhood in Rio Rancho."

Then why did you move down here?

It is curious that you would move down here and then bad mouth the place. Didn't you do your home work?

Or even better, if you don't like it and can't help to improve it go back.

steve simmons

**Aaron van de Sande** · 14-Jan-2007, 20:31

Now that we're on the subject, anyone know where I can get a good sub? The bread here is terrible!

**roteague** · 14-Jan-2007, 20:36

Originally Posted by Ralph Barker

Sounds like snake-on-the-barbie, and pass the "Fostuhs", time!

Only tourists drink Fosters.

Make mine Victoria Bitter or Coopers Pale Ale.

**steve simmons** · 14-Jan-2007, 20:38

Now we are getting waaaaay off topic.

pass me an Anchor Steam and I will toast to New Mexico

steve simmons

**Ralph Barker** · 14-Jan-2007, 20:42

Steve - you appear to have overlooked the "winkie" after my comment.

Truth is, having done my homework and having been here before, I love New Mexico, Rio Rancho, and my neighborhood. Couldn't ask for better. But, someone accustomed to life in some other spot might consider this area to be their vision of "badlands".