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Post Fiend
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Thats a good question. I went to the doctor to complain about dizzy spell so they give me pill that will give me dizzy spells. Glad I didn't go for a heart attack. LOL
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Post Fiend
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Haaa Haaa you should have Jack up there, he likes this type of weather.
Oh forgot, it is still to warm for him, go out and put a big jet fan blowing a good wind chill and he'll probably be right up.
Oh forgot, it is still to warm for him, go out and put a big jet fan blowing a good wind chill and he'll probably be right up.
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I am up anyway. Took a nap this morning and another this afternoon. Should get the same tomorrow.
Be careful where you go tomorrow if it rains. The bottom is even pretty slick. If your up on top it's hard to get down in one peice. You'll need straps and need to ancor to the up hill side and move very slow. Or just wait till it drys out.
Not worried a lot about the trucks. They can be replaced or fixed. That's hard to do with people.
Have fun. Stay safe.
Be careful where you go tomorrow if it rains. The bottom is even pretty slick. If your up on top it's hard to get down in one peice. You'll need straps and need to ancor to the up hill side and move very slow. Or just wait till it drys out.
Not worried a lot about the trucks. They can be replaced or fixed. That's hard to do with people.
Have fun. Stay safe.
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Now I don't remember the "R" word in the instructual part of the course. If I remember correctly we were forbiddin to speak the "R" word. And you wouldn't expect us to solo in the rain do you? oooppss I said the "R" word. Maybe I should be installing the winch tonight. Anyways we learned from the best so we should be OK. 
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Yep. Just remember to take your time. Don't get in a hurry. Them things are a whole lot harder to get stoped than they are to get moving. So if you get to a place where it's really hard to get going just remember it's even harder to get stoped if it does start moving.
Take the winch with you and if you end up waiting for someone to show up spend the time putting it on. Even if you have to go to town and borrow a welder (or hire one) at least you will have it.
You can call me if you need to. Just takes me 3 plus hours to get there.
Just went out to smoke the stoogie. Should have done that before. It's warm out there. I would have known you were kidding.
Take the winch with you and if you end up waiting for someone to show up spend the time putting it on. Even if you have to go to town and borrow a welder (or hire one) at least you will have it.
You can call me if you need to. Just takes me 3 plus hours to get there.
Just went out to smoke the stoogie. Should have done that before. It's warm out there. I would have known you were kidding.