Kamara moving to Montana? (1 Viewer)

[BlackandGoldXLIV]

Looks like Kamara is enjoying his time off. Just take it easy with the snowboarding.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id...ints-rb-alvin-kamara-living-best-life-montana

 

[BikesBurgersBeer]

I have a friend in Billings. Montana is a beautiful place. The residents are nice but also protective of what makes Montana great. And rightfully so.

Alvin has me wanting to spend a few days on the slopes now.

 

[MV2]

Good for him.

 

[Saintman2884]

I have a friend in Billings. Montana is a beautiful place. The residents are nice but also protective of what makes Montana great. And rightfully so.

Alvin has me wanting to spend a few days on the slopes now.

One of my godparents lives near Missoula(?) and based on what she and some of her now-adult children have told me, a couple of extra reasons is that the state's remoteness, elevated sense and respect for its residents privacy, and the slower pace, less hectic pace, tempo and speed in its near-innumerable small towns is very similar to the small-town, slower paced style and feel one perceives in many small towns, even medium-sized cities across the Deep South.

Bikes, you live in a part of Mississippi Gulf Coast (twin dual cities of Biloxi/Gulfport) that have seen massive growth in population, regional income and economic investment over the past 30 years due to casino gambling, but not too far away you have small towns like Long Beach, Gautier, and Pascagoula that still seem somehow stuck in the mid-late 70's, they've seen marginal growth, at best. Gautier, for example is such a small town, for out-of-state motorists, you barely blink twice before you realize you've driven through.

Montana, for being such a geographically large state who's population just went over 1 million a few years ago, has a remarkably modern, up-to-date infrastructure in terms of good roads, decent local and state law enforcement agencies, good schools. Compared to smaller, less populated states like North and South Dakota where the roads, towns, certain areas where the infrastructures is more fragmented, distant, and remote, Montana is more centralized.

 

[jasonsw]

A most refreshing article. Thanks

 

[perret318]

"Then I said you know what... I am cute... but then God said sit yo stupid arse down" <cue video of AK falling on his butt>

LOL, you gotta love this guy.

 

[guidomerkinsrules]

just living all of his life
good for him

 

[Da freak]

i agree with him. Montanna is awesome. I want to move there myself

 

[BigOdin504]

I lived in Gardner mt for a few months when in college
Worked in yellowstone
Place is beautiful

 

[literature]

probably means Payton to Cowboys

 

[KCWhoDat]

I don’t blame him. I’m sick of living in the city...I have my whole life..I would love that. I’m trying to talk my wife into moving someplace like that....Colorado, Montana, Arizona or anywhere out of the city. I’m a stones throw from downtown KC. It’s beautiful out there...

 

[El Caliente]

I hit a deer in Dillon, Montana. It totaled my Daewoo Leganza and left me stranded there an entire day while I worked a way to get to where I was headed. Despite that, I really like Montana.

 

[WhoDat!5]

I have a friend in Billings. Montana is a beautiful place. The residents are nice but also protective of what makes Montana great. And rightfully so.

Alvin has me wanting to spend a few days on the slopes now.

My brother lives in Billings, MT; I wanted to move out there after visiting him, but my wife said no. It's nice during the summer; not sure I could survive the winters there though lol.

 

[Koketsu_Sama]

Isn't the land up there super expensive because of the Bakkan Shale or whatever?

 

[Taker597]

Lol, that 100% sounds like Kamara. Moving to Montana, snowboarding, and got his own Nascar. Everything about Kamara is so nonconforming that it sounds so perfect.