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From: scrape on 4 Nov 2009 19:52 On Wed, 4 Nov 2009 07:01:47 -0500, "KW" <keith_warrennospam(a)windstream.net> wrote: >>Seeing as how Scrape seems to enjoy baring all, he'll have to be in >>attendance so I can practice my sharp shooting. It's the least he can >>do, don'tchya think? > >scrape has already begun collecting excuses not to attend, please refrain >from providing legitimate fodder for that list. <VBG> I can come up with my own. Trust me, I apparently need no help in this matter.
From: The Real Bev on 4 Nov 2009 21:25 KW wrote: > Not touching this one as I can truly and properly operate a sewing machine > (do I get testosterone points back if 6 hours of said use on Dec 26, 2008 > was for the sole purpose of attaching 50 bajillion patches to 3 new Boy > Scout uniforms?) Only if you use a Husqvarna sewing machine like mine. -- Cheers, Bev 0101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010101010 Q. What's the difference between Batman and Bill Gates? A. When Batman fought the Penguin, he won. -- J. Levine
From: sturd on 4 Nov 2009 22:25 SloCalSpode found: > This past winter the state of Idaho enacted legislation that allows > individuals to operate off-highway vehicles (OHV) on National Forest > System roads, whether or not they have a driver's license. Uh, oh. My little one started lobbying to go to Idaho the instant I put it on the calendar. He's not ready today but the rate of his improvement is awe inspiring. I'm not telling him. > This may help answer your dual-sport on forest roads question. > SloCalSpode Yep, thanks. Go fast. Take chances. Mike S.
From: sturd on 4 Nov 2009 22:27 IdaSpode notes and points to:: > Idaho has also initiated a "restricted plate" for OHVs. This plate > allows properly registered and insured vehicles ridden by individuals > with a MC endorsement on their DL to operate on all state and county > *roads*, not to include state or federal *highways* or freeways. Cool, that's exactly what I needed. We're down to one spot in the truck for a bike. Four of us fer sure. Go fast. Take chances. Mike S.
From: Wudscrasher on 5 Nov 2009 01:19
On Nov 4, 10:54 am, Tim H <tntharr...(a)msn.com> wrote: > Well, we'll do it properly, on the trail where it belongs. Be prepared > for the wait until everybody finishes taking pictures before they'll > help you out from under your bike should you tip over or some such. > Though I must admit, when Wudscrasher (A.K.A. "Sandy") tipped over in > a tiny little creeek, I helped him up before going for my camera. I > have, of course, regretted this ever since. You're Gall-darned right! I'm pissed you or Tami didn't get your cameras out for that, and I regret that you didn't!!! Sorry I'm late to the party, and sorry for not being around much. That ADVrider is addictive, with all it's fancy pictures, video & such. Going through this thread made me realize I haven't stopped in, or e-mailed any of you in a long time. I thought it might have to do with there being no SF's to plan/talk about, but by God...it looks like there's one, now! Looks like PrairieRider has introduced herself, so I'm off the hook for being Jeff's girlfriend, and I don't believe for a second Tami has slowed down :) The SV is riding nicely, Tami, BTW (doesn't do so bad off-road, too!) I acquired an old XR400 as my DS bike, but still have the KDX, KW! (albeit a bent subframe, a- la Donner Pass). Count me in for next year as well, and for longer than when Jeff & I went in '06. I hope to have my own rig and explore more than a few days, both trail & DS. Y'know, I still have dreams of coming down that sidehill with the bombers flying overhead, and the butterflys alighting from the rocks in front of my tire as I bounced down the trail...simply beautiful...I wanna go back to Baum, and don't care what dates you set, I'll take it off --Wuds |