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Originally Posted by COcheesehead
The drive up to Cortez from the four corners isn’t particularly interesting and Cortez is a little scruffy, but once you are east of there towards Mesa Verde, some of the best of Colorado emerges.
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Whadya mean "Cortez is a little scruffy"? Our town parks accept only the most witty and amusing drunks and every Saturday the local biker group (the Montezuma County Patriots) doesn't scuffle with just any old low class opposing gang of Harley riders with vacant eyes, but rather the Patriots' classic cross town rivalry is with the good Episcopalian folk who attend St. Barnabas Church (just around the corner from the vacant lot where the award winning TV show "Cortez has got Talent(ed) Homeless People" is filmed.
Colorado towns like Palisade and Clifton are known for their wines, but wait till you try the meth made in Cortez's third smallest trailer park on the west side of town. The Montezuma County Patriots swear by it when they're not swearing at the Episcopalians.
Still not convinced? Then you obviously have never visited Cortez's one and only dog park located directly across from Cortez's one and only cemetery right as you enter town on Highway 160. We keep the location of our Pet Sementary a secret, but every single former dog owner who has ever called Cortez home is buried there across from the dog park. It is said that on nights with a full moon during the dog days of August, the ghosts of Cortez's dog owners wander Highway 666 (which some wussie boys insist on calling Highway 491) still calling sadly for their lost pets. "Here Satan's Little Helper. Come on girl!"
You Sir, have insulted the good name of my adopted home town. Therefore, I am challenging you to a contest to see who can drink the most scruffy beers ever at the Loungin' Lizard on Main Street in Cortez. I'll be the one in the Gila monster costume sitting at the bar.