Can I change my name to "1x1972"?
#24
09-11-2012, 11:06 PM
well I ain't really got a riding spot...mountain I used to ride on got taken over by the horse F-ers and last time we were up there with them around one of them shot at us. not worth going back in there. ugh.
I hope a storm knocks every f'in tree down in there and blocks all their trails. cause my buddy and I wont be cleaning them out of the paths anymore and they will wish they didn't drive us out of there...county sure as hell ain't going to clear the trails, and I've never seen a horse that will let you take a chainsaw on its back or stand around while that chainsaw is running...
so you got a place to ride? lol preferably a place where I can get my bike out of first gear...I'm +1 tooth on the front sprocket so its geared to go much faster than a stock MX bike. (got sick of shifting every 1/2 second and I trail ride, I don't do MX)
I hope a storm knocks every f'in tree down in there and blocks all their trails. cause my buddy and I wont be cleaning them out of the paths anymore and they will wish they didn't drive us out of there...county sure as hell ain't going to clear the trails, and I've never seen a horse that will let you take a chainsaw on its back or stand around while that chainsaw is running...
so you got a place to ride? lol preferably a place where I can get my bike out of first gear...I'm +1 tooth on the front sprocket so its geared to go much faster than a stock MX bike. (got sick of shifting every 1/2 second and I trail ride, I don't do MX)
I used to wheel the power lines in Wilkeson, but I don't know if that's still open or not. There's always belfair. Is there anything good up toward Greenwater?
Sorry Zman.
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09-12-2012, 06:20 AM
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09-12-2012, 10:00 AM
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09-12-2012, 12:47 PM
WOMBAT
According to the Urban Dictionary:
The thick patch of hair nestled in a man's asscrack. It is often so thick that the owner of the wombat must either use sheers or electric clippers, or if so lucky, enlist the assistance of a girlfriend or partner to trim through the tangles. It is often said that the hair is so dark, that light cannot escape its surface.
Might want to change it.
According to the Urban Dictionary:
The thick patch of hair nestled in a man's asscrack. It is often so thick that the owner of the wombat must either use sheers or electric clippers, or if so lucky, enlist the assistance of a girlfriend or partner to trim through the tangles. It is often said that the hair is so dark, that light cannot escape its surface.
Might want to change it.
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09-12-2012, 04:13 PM
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wombat
according to the urban dictionary:
The thick patch of hair nestled in a man's asscrack. It is often so thick that the owner of the wombat must either use sheers or electric clippers, or if so lucky, enlist the assistance of a girlfriend or partner to trim through the tangles. It is often said that the hair is so dark, that light cannot escape its surface.
Might want to change it.
according to the urban dictionary:
The thick patch of hair nestled in a man's asscrack. It is often so thick that the owner of the wombat must either use sheers or electric clippers, or if so lucky, enlist the assistance of a girlfriend or partner to trim through the tangles. It is often said that the hair is so dark, that light cannot escape its surface.
Might want to change it.
lmfao!!!!
#29
09-12-2012, 05:05 PM
I say we go back, and bring a bigger gun. If they are shooting at you, that's legal grounds to shoot back (and hit...)
I used to wheel the power lines in Wilkeson, but I don't know if that's still open or not. There's always belfair. Is there anything good up toward Greenwater?
Sorry Zman.
I used to wheel the power lines in Wilkeson, but I don't know if that's still open or not. There's always belfair. Is there anything good up toward Greenwater?
Sorry Zman.
