KGC Tunnels built after the War

[okietreasurehunter]

I think past history on the forum shows that Jay doesn't mind posting a persons real name for the public to read.

 

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[Tnwoods]

I am not too terribly hard to find, especially to an experienced researcher.

I only time will tell.

I wonder what my name translates into in Klingon?

 

[Capt_Gregg]

I think past history on the forum shows that Jay doesn't mind posting a persons real name for the public to read.

As a charter member of the dreaded "Smokescreen Gang" Jay imagines and of which he so often speaks, I can attest to that. He has even been known to link them to porn sites!

 

[lastleg]

Capt_Gregg, that's disgusting but since he has us all pegged as PAID Smokescreen
Gangers, when do we get paid? Whatever the scale is it will come in handy in these lean times.
Guys, just think of Jay as a comedian deluxe. He doesn't even know he's funny.
I thought TJ and Swifty were the ultimate conspiratory wackos until this guy showed up on the LAD forum recently. He puts them both to shame, goes by File...
BTW I've already told Jay not to mess around with me cause I do not allow it.
Nuff said.

 

[PaperTrails]

Regarding Brownwood's Hot Wells, the theories proposed here are ludicrous to say the least. Since the originator of this baloney couldn't even get our town's name right, it's no surprise that he doesn't know anything about our town or the Hot Wells except what he's read online. I have been to the site of the Hot Wells many times. It has been closed for many decades but my dad showed me where it was when I was a kid and had my first detector. We hunted the area and I think I found a buffalo nickel or two and some wheat pennies. To clarify that poster's misinformation, the Hot Wells site is on the far south side of town and is about 3 miles from the downtown area where the KGC tunnel network is.

~Texas Jay

New tunnels coming!
Headline from today's Brownwood Bulletin:
GRANT COULD FUND SEWER PROJECTS
A $275,000 state grant could fund new water/sewer infrastructure in a NW Brownwood neighborhood.

Fran