Trouble Maker

Why would I make something that fucking ugly? I can explain it, just not to someone like you.

If you don't understand how shoes that don't have proper support in the proper areas (for your feet) is going to cause those issues, then I can't really explain it. I don't see how those (shoes) possibly could. People in the medical field do things all of the time for money and not for the sake of medicine.

I picked one up already and will be looking over it a little better before I go out next time, regardless of which one I go to. FYI, I broke a rib skiing in Vermont this last winter (on a Friday), skied out of the glades I was in. Went drinking in Burlington the next night. Was back here the next weekend and it was the last weekend of the season. So I skied here. I'm on ski patrol too. I think I'll be ok. Thanks for the tip though.

I hadn't read your post when I posted. That looks like fun. I'll run Phase I a few more times, but nothing like a trial by fire. I'm sure I will be on Phase II soon enough. :woowoo:

No logs, no care.

Odd, one thing I read (on spoke junkies) said Phase II was more technical. Going fast on a few of those sections was fun! I made it over just about ever obstacle I saw, went out of the way to go over them! One I knew was out of my league so I didn't try. They even had a little tree ride (? where they take a tree, cut it in half, stick it lenght wise and you ride on it). I just about fell off when I first got on it so I was pretty pumped I made it over it. A few large obstacles (think trees stacked on trees with trees leading up to them), I didn't get over the first time. But I turned around, got in the right gear and went at the right angle of attack and got them the second time. I didn't make it up a few of the very steep sections, wrong gear sometimes, didn't have enough weight transfered forward, lost my momentum and lost balance sideways. I'm sure I will get them with experience though. I'm sure you are more busy than I with a wife and triplets, so let me know when you would like to go and I can try to make time. I'm in ok shape right now, I'm sure you won't have a problem keeping up with me. Anyways I have no problem with slowing down a little bit if need be, I'm sure there are plenty of technical things I can learn from being around someone who's done this some. I wasn't quite finished for the day yet, I wish I would have known that Phase II was 'faster' (less up-down-up-down I assume) I probably would have went and done that too. Probably for the best anyways, I have other things I should be doing later.

Bought a bike a few months ago, finally got out for the first time today. I don't know why I was so worried about going on my own and waited so long to make time to do it. Did phase I at Alum, had a blast. I plan to get out there and some other places soon. Who here mountain bikes? Where do you usually go? We should get some people together and get out somewhere sometime and go riding.

Comfortable feeling for your feet for one shift means nothing over what will happen to your ankles, knees, hips and back over a long period of time.

Liar. I parked over away from everything so my slow car wouldn't be in the way, and stood in that parking lot for hours last night. I didn't see you.

Those aren't black, they are purple you penis loving colorblind retard. I guarantee if you wear those long term they WILL do permanent damage to you're feet, especially if it's while you are working standing up 12 hours per day. No matter how comfortalbe you think they are.

Sam, not sure exactly what they look like from your description (apologize if I should know from common terminology, but I don't know anything about metal beams). Would it be possible for you to throw a picture of one of them up? My parents might be able to use a couple to build a bridge at their new place. TIA.

I'd like to attend to almost get in a fight with one of Coty's friends and shit all over one of the IRL Cars, but I can't make it this year. And I've been every year for the last 4 years.

Going out with the sis and cousin (in from out of town). You going to be there Sam? I went there for the first time last two weekends ago and wore my "I Have Candy" tshirt. I wouldn't sweat the dress code anywhere in Columbus.

Jackie Chan is lame.

Says who? Let me know what you are trying to do and I can give you my input if you would like. Not trying to sell my stuff to you if it won't work for you. Mines OBO too, but it would be right around (price wise) where that one that lowered was offering anyways.

Damn, who's sweet ass satrun is that in the background?

Umm, might want to be a little more specific... but if you can use a 4 channel amp bridgeable to 2 channesl, I still have this. http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/showthread.php?t=31269

Great until 40 of those 67 people are trying to get out to go to work within a half an hour of each other. But still pretty cool.

Is that insuring it in Colorado. How are insurance prices out there?

List it up if it's not too hard, looking for a bunch of random stuff.

Maybe that's why it needs one?

Don't you people have guns yet? Jenn, you didn't blow your tranny again did you?

I still need to buy last years.

Oh god you put that exahust on it you showed us a clip of.....

Jesus, spend a few hundred bucks to get that front bumper repainted and you just turned a $1500 car into a $3000-$4000 car (assuming it runs right). Great job Andy.