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Wow. I think the sand is in your vagina. I could tell stories from 2 years ago and make up all kinds of things. Never seen anything remotely close to what you are talking about. Ever. So maybe if that was the "dealio" perhaps you could be more specific so we would know what places to avoid?? Otherwise you are helping give us sledders a undeserving bad name.
POLARISDAN
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Worth a few bragging rights for us SE WIsco riders, eh?
itll be the last sno u see
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i see ur spewing garbage early..why the ** r u on here anyways?
and ur full ***..cupl hundred miles..why would anybody ride no base
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It's 2019.... I don't think snowmobilers reeking of exhaust and raw gas is really a thing anymore. Not sure why the "uninsured" part was thrown in there. It's none of your business if his, (or anyone's) sled is insured, or not.
Riding around mostly in fields on our beaters.
We just picked up an old Elan too.
And see the kind of person that you are with the language you use. I'm sure that's how you speak in RL and that's why sledders get a bad name.
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He said that there wasn't insurance on it and he totalled it.
See following post about smelling like gas.
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I'm fully educated and know fully well that its suppose to be "my son and I" but thanks for the correction. Go and corrected PolarisDan now too since that's your dealio.
I don't live in Marquette but ironically the incident I speak of was in the Marquette Big Boy. I totally forget the reason I was in there but there was a guy that didn't smell like he spilled some gas on himself, he smelled like he was dipped in it!
But, hey, it was probably some local yokel, right?
Us sledders(yes, I include myself in the same group as the rest of you miscreants) need to clean up our act even if is a small minority of riders giving us a bad name. I know a few young women that are waitstaff in local establishments and if you ever got to speak to them they would not have many good things to say about us.
Myself, I stay off of the trails as much as I can. Why? So much drinking. Of course not everyone is loaded but there is enough drinking and combined with the speed I just don't like it.
My friends wife stopped riding because she didn't like seeing mens penises hanging out while they relieved themselves trailside all too often, and of course, there are some of the other aforementioned reasons too.
Vagina?
I have a Iittle snow up the crack of my arse but I don't have a vagina, bro. I'm not asking for respect but disrespecting me does little for your case of what upstanding citizens sledders are.
And I'm not making up any stories. Is it because they are stories form two years ago that makes them fiction to you? I guess I'll have to work on my forecasting and learn to pass on stories of the future.
About 15 years ago me and the little woman bought trail sleds. After one season she didn't want to do it anymore. She did like how fun it was to ride and see the sights of our wonderful area at the same time how fast everyone else traveled was a huge turn off for her. To her it seemed like everyone was in a race to get to the next bar. That long corner right before Toivola sealed the deal for her. About 12 weekend warriors were just pegged and met us there. It was terrifying. There are a lot of blind corners that are like that. My brother recommended we just trail ride at night because you can see the headlights of oncoming sleds far off which makes it safer but then you can't see the sights AND that's when the alcohol use is higher. She just gave up.
Anyways, my son and I really just off trail now, he blasts around on his 2018 RMK 800 155 and I ride a Tundra
btw, I put on at least 25 miles today from Clear Lake West and all over the place back again.
I'm sorry .
After reading a few more of your posts about how much snowmobiling scares you, I don't think it's the right activity for you. lol
I stay off of the trails as much as possible.
Tons of people do. I know a few local guys that like to trail ride but only do it Tuesday through Thursday.
I'm not the one calling anyone names but yet I'm a tool.
It's strange how or why you, or anyone, is offended by me saying that sledders need to police themselves and clean it up.
And maybe I'm not giving us sledders a fair shake?
I dont have the time for something like this, and I know very few people in the service industry, but I wonder if I could enlist some people to go out onto the service industry and ask the waitresses how they feel about us.
The very limited experience that I have, totally secondhand, is nutshelled into this; good tips doesn't give you the right to be a creep.
Wow this thread went sideways quick. Thought there would be talk about some early riding instead complaints about drunks with totaled sleds and too many penises hanging out. Remind me not to ride wherever that guy is hanging out
I'm not taking sides here but..
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We have one, it's on your Settings Page and it's called an Ignore List. I've used it in the past, I think it was that guy that believed in Big Foot that got under my skin.
Come to think of it....he hasn't posted anything in a long time, maybe the Squatch got him after all!
Thanks Gary. Instant gratification. [h=2]<label>This message is hidden because Sandylake is on your ignore list. </label>[/h]
There isn’t a single activity (boating, sledding, sports, skiing, holidays with family) that doesn’t have some bad folks involved in it. If you let a few bad apples ruin your love for something you’ll never enjoy anything. It’s a running joke with a good friend of mine that when we stop at a bar or restaurant on sleds we can guarantee the biggest tool in the bar will sit next to us and brag about his sled/truck/house/gear/how much he can drink...yada, yada, yada! We just laugh it off and not let it ruin our day. As the wonderful Packer QB would say .....R E L A X.