[watcher1]

You can drop dead for all I care.
You can disrupt this thread all you like.
BUT
The idea of the FSP is going to grow by leaps and bounds.
It's going to happen.
Get use to it

[u-89]

How do you get the banner to link without a blue edge around it? I have a commercial web site about to open and am going to link to the FSP and I glommed a banner from there site. I uploaded the image to my web space but it didn't work as a link so using netscape composer I right clicked and made it a link which added a blue border. How do you have yours functioning?

[wimpycat]

You didn't answer any of my questions, but that's to be expected, since the questions were practical.

As to your suggestion that I drop dead, etc. I appreciate your concern for your fellow Americans, but the fact is that I, along with millions of other Americans who have their heads screwed on straight, will continue to outvote you.

[Poohbah]

wimpycat is asking some important questions here. If you're going to the state of Idaho, you are going to have to squarely address one issue that I didn't see mentioned anywhere.

That issue is "water."

The state of Idaho is not blessed with a superabundance of water. Almost all of the water that is "available" (in a purely technical sense) is already claimed for "beneficial use" by the present residents. Additional water will need to be imported at no small expense; merely showing and expecting the water to be there for your use will not win you kudos from your fellow citizens.

[Cultural Jihad]

You can drop dead for all I care.

Now there's the Liberaltarian motto. Not much sentiment declaring that humans are endowed with rights and that they have immeasurable worth and value. Not much emphasis on the inalienable rights to life, liberty, or the pursuit of happiness there; just a big 'drop dead.'

[Roscoe]

The idea of the FSP is going to grow by leaps and bounds.

Today a table at Denny's, next year two tables at Denny's!

[Joe Hadenuf]

You know, there is only one thing wrong with this idea.

It's small thinking. Why not take over a state like California? It has the biggest harbors, airports, endless miles of rural and high desert areas, the great Sierra Mountains, a thousand miles plus, of beautiful shore line, and best of all, most of our weather can't be beat.

If you can get 20,000 to up and move, why not 20 or 30 million?

Lets face it, what would be a bigger selling point? The frigid weather of Idaho in the winters or a complete take over of the best real-estate, with weather to match, in the entire country? I figure 20 million would do it.

Actually the first 5 million would scare the rest of the libs away. They would probably head back to where they came from, places like Boston, Seattle, and New York.

Remember, California comes along with a lot of clout in elections, unlike some of the other places mentioned.

If you guys decide to pull it off, up there in Idaho, or north Dakota, I will tough it out here behind enemy lines.

Listen, I am all for it, if the location is right. And remember, probably half of the folks that your going to attract will be over 40 years old. They come with educations, experience, money, and as folks get older, they don't like cold weather. This is a fact.

Why settle for less when you can have the best. Think big.