Nowrytown

Why all of the nasty narratives about a really tiny town? Nowrytown isn't really a town anymore,- just a place with homes, and some really nice people, who wouldn't harm anyone. I just don't understand why people continue to "generalize" about certain areas or ethnic groups. Nowrytown is beautiful! It used to have a grocery store, post office, and school,- but none of that is around anymore. You'd be surprised to know that there are more millionaires in Nowrytown (because of the coal & gas) than you could ever imagine. People are just people, and their lifestyle doesn't change with the money.

Been to their sportsman club. nice people

Is Fuzzy's still open?

Yeah...his son (Dave) is working it now, along with his mom. Great people. Sure isn't the same without Fuzz. He was quite a character...loved when he got tired, he would just tell everyone to go home, and he'd close up !!! He left a lot of funny memories.

Kodiak wrote:

Why all of the nasty narratives about a really tiny town? Nowrytown isn't really a town anymore,- just a place with homes, and some really nice people, who wouldn't harm anyone. I just don't understand why people continue to "generalize" about certain areas or ethnic groups. Nowrytown is beautiful! It used to have a grocery store, post office, and school,- but none of that is around anymore. You'd be surprised to know that there are more millionaires in Nowrytown (because of the coal & gas) than you could ever imagine. People are just people, and their lifestyle doesn't change with the money.

I am told that years ago Nowrytown had 2 grocery stores with gas pumps, 2 church's, a garage, an ice cream parlor,2 schools,a tavern,and a post office.

It was a 'real place' with 'real businesses', having all of the places you mentioned, and even still has it's own cemetary! Like so many of the little towns that popped up with the coal mine industry,- it went under when the mines failed, and when people were able to afford more and more transportation to shop bigger towns, as they worked further and further from home. All of those places you mentioned are still there, just in different forms,- mostly people's homes.

Nowrytown is a nice little area. Hey, you can always stop and buy drugs there too.

Funny everytime I am lookin for some rec use stuff, its scarce. Guess you guys are wiffin da in croud

cappoletti wrote:

Funny everytime I am lookin for some rec use stuff, its scarce. Guess you guys are wiffin da in croud

You are correct Sir. The people making all the dope comments are just negative over being fired or simply morons.