neilsleder
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So when I am warming my sled up I can make high speed passes between them! lol
Are more sledders becoming idiots or are more idiots becoming sledders?
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So when I am warming my sled up I can make high speed passes between them! lol
Holy...what a winner, a fine example for all to see....you should realy check and reread your post's on this thread and get some help.[/QUOTE]
Thanks? Lol.
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Hun popcorn post for you...
machinehead
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I am planning to go to Mountain Mania, where should I park ?
I am planning to go to Mountain Mania, where should I park ?
Vancouver....nobody will notice that you can't park
shoppingcart111
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I found my pants!
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Mike270412
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Don't park in the ditch east of Edson. You'll never get out! Holy fack there's a lotta snow!
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Now that was some damn fine back reading 
4x4racing
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Weirboondocking
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We see this every day and it drives me nuts.
It all starts with the sleds getting unloaded and then pulling them up next to the trailer as the riders get geared up, in this time the next ruck pulls in.
It seems that riders don't think or care about who will be coming in after them, all that matters is they are getting ready to ride. Hopefully these newbies young or old will learn that being a sledder is more then ridding a sled, its about being a community and taking care of one and other so that we can ride and can keep areas open to riding and well maintained for ridding. This all can only happen if most of us work together, lets start by being able to park our trucks so that as many trucks can fit into a staging area as possible.
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kfrey
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Here's my experience from Quartz last weekend.
Arrived late on Sat., about noon. Still some space in the back for my 3 place and truck. Lots of snow in the lot but no truck stucks. Geared up and on the hills.
My groups that I'm with like to help out when we can. Helped a guy and girl get unstuck on the hill a couple of times. They were very appreciative, we were glad to help. Four french dudes were in over their heads and we helped them too. At the end of the day we met the couple in the lot and they had a camper and were planning to stay the night and get an early start on Sunday, very cool.
The french guys were having challenges loading their sleds but would get it done on their own, fine. The guy in front of me offered to move his 28' unit if he was in the way as he was going to hang out in the trailer for a while. No problems, people being courteous and responsible, awesome day.
Sunday was even better with 42cm of snow over two days. Helped out a few more stucks and chatted in the lot about machines with our neighbor on the way out. This is how it should be always!
Arrived late on Sat., about noon. Still some space in the back for my 3 place and truck. Lots of snow in the lot but no truck stucks. Geared up and on the hills.
My groups that I'm with like to help out when we can. Helped a guy and girl get unstuck on the hill a couple of times. They were very appreciative, we were glad to help. Four french dudes were in over their heads and we helped them too. At the end of the day we met the couple in the lot and they had a camper and were planning to stay the night and get an early start on Sunday, very cool.
The french guys were having challenges loading their sleds but would get it done on their own, fine. The guy in front of me offered to move his 28' unit if he was in the way as he was going to hang out in the trailer for a while. No problems, people being courteous and responsible, awesome day.
Sunday was even better with 42cm of snow over two days. Helped out a few more stucks and chatted in the lot about machines with our neighbor on the way out. This is how it should be always!
dale+shan
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What started out as a simple "idiot sledders" post turned out to be a full blown Walmart donnybrook. Some people having a little post Christmas/New Years hangover? Play nice people, you might their help on the trail someday.
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RXN
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Thats the way is should be, Sometimes we need to work together to make things work. We're all in this together and all out for the same result.
LennyR
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Id certainly consider them if I were buying a Doo, but they would have to get more professional salespeople.
deaner
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Has anyone ever met LennyR? Just a wild guess that he is a 5'1 ginger. Seems to have a lot of anger. Little man syndrome combine with red hair would explain it all perfectly.
Nitrobkr
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Wow that was a gong show to read. Let me recap help me if I forgot or mis read or missed anything.
Someone parked like a douche. Someone got mad about it and came on the internet to whine about it instead of finishing it off in person. Old guys called young guys disrespectful punks and young guys called old guys miserable. Some people don't like wraps and nobody pays for their sleds now a days the bank does. Seems like another day at the office here... Surprised we haven't turned this into poo vs doo yet.
But then again I'm sure that's coming soon.!
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Someone parked like a douche. Someone got mad about it and came on the internet to whine about it instead of finishing it off in person. Old guys called young guys disrespectful punks and young guys called old guys miserable. Some people don't like wraps and nobody pays for their sleds now a days the bank does. Seems like another day at the office here... Surprised we haven't turned this into poo vs doo yet.
But then again I'm sure that's coming soon.!
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Mike270412
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Has anyone ever met LennyR? Just a wild guess that he is a 5'1 ginger. Seems to have a lot of anger. Little man syndrome combine with red hair would explain it all perfectly.
Maybe he's really Cyle
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