One night in Vega

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So was I the only person thinking celestially?

I was going to recommend taking some SPF 5,000,000 sunscreen.

[Richard Tanner]

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So was I the only person thinking celestially?

I was going to recommend taking some SPF 5,000,000 sunscreen.

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Nah, action is better at Alpha Proxima anyway.

Cody

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VEGA, TEXAS. Vega, the county seat of Oldham County, is on Interstate Highway 40 in the southern part of the county. Its name is Spanish for "plain" or "meadow." As early as 1879 the area was opened by the state for homesteading.

The development of tourist courts and other facilities for travelers on then U.S. Highway 66 (now Interstate 40) greatly enhanced the economy. A volunteer fire department was organized in 1947. By 1967 Vega had four churches, two schools, a bank, and a newspaper, the Vega Enterprise. A county pavilion was built in 1966. The town is a farming and ranching trade center, and has grain elevators, farm implement houses, county and federal government offices, and several motels.

The population increased from 658 in 1960 to 900 in 1980, when over one-third of the population of Oldham County resided in Vega. In 1990 the population of Vega was 840.

[Cactus Jack]

I stacked a donkey on tilt last night who had flashing hiway cones next to his chips. When the dealer pushed the pot to me, I said, "do I get the blinking lights, too?"

Yes, we are good at it.

[grouchie]

I think if you stack a guy you should get his card protector...

also, cactus, where do you like to play.

At some point i'm interested in running into others that live and play here....