Here you go, all the hot water you need. Looks like it may work.


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["who operated the vehicles against recommendations"]

"who operated the vehicles against recommendations"


This wouldn't have anything to do with it, would it?

Check the belt. When the belt starts shredding it will make a popping sound.

Yes


Now I will PM you my Paypal address to you can send my tip. LOL















Now, If this person will be cleaning your carpets on a regular basis then if you tip him, he will go the extra step the next time. If its gonna be several months down the road, then I would say not. But like someone said, even $2 could be better then the last job they left. Sometimes people don't even have enough change to buy a drink during the day and $2 could get them a pepsi. Even if $2 is all you can afford, you could always tell them that with this economy, you wish you could afford more but just can't right now.

My brother named his oldest son Dustin. I said, How did you come up with that name? He said, Thats what she was doin when I was hittin it. (He's from Polk County)....LMAO...

You sure it wasn't for just in.

Here ya go


Dwight Hamm or Dewight Hamm or Dawight Hamm


You could take it a couple ways as Da Right Hamm or Da White Hamm

Well I guess you call the little lady.................




Honey Hamm

How about this Harley V-Twin Quad       1200cc

http://jacksonville.craigslist.org/rvs/1051384994.html

OK here goes, I have ridden at L-Cross, the motoplex and a place in Doles Ga. Called Creekbottom. Never rode at Bamboo. I can attest that all three places are excellent and worth the drive if you can afford to make it one day. The people running the places will help you in any way possible. And the friends and memories you make in the process is worth every bit of all three. They are all a good drive for me with L-cross being 4-1/2 hours, Plex at 2-1/2 hours and Creekbottom at 3-1/2 hours. It all depends on the atmosphere you want to be in. They all allow alcohol. L-cross is more of an adult atmosphere and you will need to watch out for trucks and buggies because they are allowed there. I personally quit going on family weekends with my kids because it could get a little scary, but The adult weekends is what we looked forward to there. We would meet people on here and all gather up at the same camping area and have a great time. Mark and Patty do an excellent job. Now the plex, Paul has do so much for the atv community with the park that he has built. His park is more family orientated. He is a great person and would do anything for this community. He has built one of the greatest parks around in very little time. He has something for everyone who has an atv. No trucks and buggies to worry about running you over. The people he has helping him out are some of the finest around. As I have found at all three places. He offers a something for everyone from ute to sport and puts on some of the greatest competitions in Florida whichever atv you ride. Now with creekbottom. Dixie and the crew has some of the greatest events and are just like the plex as being very family orientated. No truck or buggies there either. They are more for the ute rider and don't have the Motocross tracks that teh plex has. But if you like mud and trails, they have a good supply of it. Let your feeling toward all three go and try each place out. You won't be disappointed with either. And the friends and memories you will make will be worth a lifetime. And the friends you make, actually may offer to take you on a ride at one of their local spots.

Its an 81 model, $500 tops if it runs decent.

You all enjoy.................

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6rDTDuzyIU

Heres a news story in today's Gainesville Sun

http://www.gainesville.com/article/20090224/ARTICLES/902241009/1002?Title=Kiddie-ATVs-pulled

Thanks Zin. Dude, thats when I had my first atv. Talking about older. LOL Those were good times.

I don't post as much as I used to but I still come on here and look it over. I have met many of good people on here and have made many memories from here. Thanks Bones

And no one tossed her in the water after this. She should have at least gotten wet, and I don't mean, pissed her pants.

jasper sure was fun. i have some pics somewhere. ill look for them.

jeff

I think Da_Mtg_Man has some too. There are others out there also holding out.

This part is my favorite!!!!

One cannot talk about thrillcraft without discussing the culture that spawns this kind of behavior. The culture is one that glorifies machines and human dominance of nature. It is a culture estranged from the natural world. The speed, noise, and air pollution associated with these machines blurs, obscures, and hides natural beauty and prevents appreciation. Worse yet, it destroys the land and jeopardizes the enjoyment of our public heritage by others.

Worse yet, it destroys the land and jeopardizes the enjoyment of our public heritage.


The government is already doing a good job at this part.

I didn't click on the link either. Not giving them the hit count.

Anyone have any Jasper riverbed ride memory pics. That was good riding also

The group of pics were they of the trail ride they offer?

Yes. This was in 2006 and the trailride has changed since then. I haven't been down there in a couple years myself, so I don't know what they offer now.

Congrats to the both you .
Rifle looks  like a Ruger .44 mag autoloader , he took all 9 with the same rifle?
Whats the longest shot he's taken with that one?

Happy New Year

Yes, its Ruger 10/44 carbine. No, he used a Marlin 1895 41 mag on some of them and the longest shot with the Ruger is about 100 yds. It's a good bush gun light and enough power to knock down any thing here in Florida.

I had a ruger 44 carbine once. Sold it and wished I had it back. Would like to find another one. Nice hog.