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You need lotsa balls.

I'm sure Michigan has its share of homeless bums. Theirs just have a greater sense of self-preservation.

Diego in Seattle wrote:I'm sure Michigan has its share of homeless bums. Theirs just have a greater sense of self-preservation.

You jelly... since the whole documentary makes fun of losers like you that tried to arrest these adrenaline junkies ?


There's a reason why you work at the dmv and dream of little kids... and the rest of us... live life, balls out !


Just got back from surfing RCA for the last week... and not a single dipshit tourist in sight while we camped out on the beach. (only the locals in Northern California) know of this break.

http://www.wannasurf.com/spot/North_Ame ... how&page=5

Pathetic. That's what it must be to try & sell yourself as cool based on where you live. Typical reasons for such behavior include low IQ & small penius. In this case it's probably both.

SF where everyday the city & state legislature try to come up with new taxes & take away Constitutional rights. Yeah a terrific place to live....fart.

Papa Willie wrote:Awesome PET, Mgo. Some purty stuff up there.

ftfy and ditto, really nice PET Mgo

Moving Sale wrote:

MgoBlue-LightSpecial wrote:It's not a competition, bros. Just sharing some pics of where I was.

You are right, there is no completion you kiddy fucking pindick.

so that's your new MO shorty, calling everyone a pedophile? brilliant. you'd think someone with an eduction like you espouse to have would come up with something more creative than to simply call everyone a pedo.....

trev wrote: Mgo, I love your runners tan. Awesome.

You determined this from the photo of his feet? :/

It's just what I called it. It could also be a hikers or bicyclists tan.

In any event, it's cute on him.

Always get a laff out of Toodles posting pics of other people having fun. Maybe one day you'll venture outside of that vacant warehouse you've been squatting in for the last ten years and actually experience the outdoors beyond a Google Image jpeg. And yes, part of hanging with Mother Nature means occasionally dealing with things like mosquitos and other minor nuisances. Fortunately, they make this wonderful stuff called "repellent" that keeps them away. If only they made something similar for your shit posts. I'm sure AP's got something...

smackaholic wrote:Nice pics, magooo. How high are those dunes? Look to be at least 300-400 ft. Not what I would call little. BTW, I have been to the dunes in the U&L. They were pretty cool as well. Maybe more of them, but, I doubt they were taller.

By "been to," you mean "quickly drove by the easternmost edge," right?

The largest of The Dunes are about 500'. And there's like 200 square miles of them.

By been to, I mean drove into the state park to the beach. All I remember was some good sized dunes and about 3 million quads

Did you ride one of these?

dont recall seeing any bus sized dune buggies! If I had, I definitely would have had to try one.

I rode on one of those a time or two when I was a kid. Not the safest things in the world.

MgoBlue-LightSpecial wrote:Always get a laff out of Toodles posting pics of other people having fun. Maybe one day you'll venture outside of that vacant warehouse you've been squatting in for the last ten years and actually experience the outdoors beyond a Google Image jpeg.

Can't stop laughing... did you really just call me out for not being outside ???

Look you backwoods fucking hillbilly... I travel across the country "boots on the ground" more in one year then you have in your entire pathetic life while you sit in your apartment for 11 months a year... and climb a sand dune in the middle of nowhere for a day... and you consider yourself an "outdoors-men" ???

Out of all those pictures "you took"... can you show me where the fun began ???

No, seriously... was it where you waded into that giant swimming pool called "The Great Lakes" where you were ankle deep in your thong shoes standing on a rock covered shoreline ???

Woo who !!!

You be getting cray out there.

MgoBlue-LightSpecial wrote:And yes, part of hanging with Mother Nature means occasionally dealing with things like mosquitos and other minor nuisances. Fortunately, they make this wonderful stuff called "repellent" that keeps them away.

Just stop.

You know about being outside in "Mother Nature" as much as Trev knows what its like to pass a liquor store and not come home with a 1.75 of Popov.

Have you ever spent a day West of the Mississippi River ???

Let alone... a day on the West Coast... mountain man ?


As far as mosquitoes... I've NEVER once been bitten by one while living in the San Francisco Bay Area... which puts your 'outdoors wonderland' to shame (ten fold) and it's not even close.

R-Jack... your thoughts... have you ever been bitten by a mosquito while living across the bay in Rodeo ?


That being said, I've been attacked and bitten by Mosquitoes at a rate of around 100 bites every 3 or 4 minutes while trolling around Mini-soda, Shitconsin, and MeChicken.


You live in one of the biggest shitholes ever known to man (the midwest) where rivers catch on fire.

Who the fuck sprays themselves with "deet" on a daily basis... just to walk outside ???

Oh, that's right. You do.


Enjoy your next 3 weeks of "Mosquito" bites... before you have to lock your ass back into your shithole of an apartment/igloo... where you'll post 24/7 on this board for the next 11 months telling us about what an "Outdoors-man" you really are.



Light bulb... coming on yet, Mr. Magoo ???

:xxxl:

The State wrote:R-Jack... your thoughts... have you ever been bitten by a mosquito while living across the bay in Rodeo ?

Uh, yeah. Actually tons. I'm a fucking magnet.

R-Jack wrote:

The State wrote:R-Jack... your thoughts... have you ever been bitten by a mosquito while living across the bay in Rodeo ?

Uh, yeah. Actually tons. I'm a fucking magnet.

That's right... you live near highway 37 and the swamp known as the Novato to Vallejo shuffle.





Since I spend a few minutes every year in that area on my way to Lake Tahoe... do you get bit by the hundreds every few minutes ?

I find that hard to believe given the dry climate.

So, when are we going to see an actual pic taken by you of this wonderful adventure you claim to live?

The State wrote:
That's right... you live near highway 37 and the swamp known as the Novato to Vallejo shuffle.



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Yes....because mosquitoes travel over 20 miles to bite me.

I understand where your experience varies city boy. Standing water near your cardboard box is a puddle of piss. Hard to lay eggs there I guess.

Joe in PB wrote:Pathetic. That's what it must be to try & sell yourself as cool based on where you live.

Well, maybe he impresses himself.

Good to see Joe back in the swing of things.

The State wrote:
I travel across the country "boots on the ground" more in one year then you have in your entire pathetic life while you sit in your apartment for 11 months a year...

yet you never post photos of all these wonderful places and exciting things you allegedly do.....why is that?

Out of all those pictures "you took"... can you show me where the fun began ???

hiking and biking are fun, but I guess to someone like you, they're tedious activities because you live the life of james bond right?

No, seriously... was it where you waded into that giant swimming pool called "The Great Lakes" where you were ankle deep in your thong shoes standing on a rock covered shoreline ???

and you assume that's all he did? he could have rented a Jet Ski, gone fishing....etc. why do you assume wading into the lake was all he did, oh and by the way, his pictures looked like a fun time to me......

Who the fuck sprays themselves with "deet" on a daily basis... just to walk outside ???

In Idaho, we have mosquitoes big enough that you can count the stripes on their backs.....and no I'm not talking about mosquito hawks/crane flys. I'm talking about big ass mosquitoes


your assertion that there are no mosquitoes in San Fran is just flat out wrong....but I'm assuming the city has a hearty abatement program, as do we here in Idaho.....good for you that's you've never been bitten, but that tells me you've never been to Idaho, because nobody escapes unbitten.....

you sure are a bitter fucking asshole for someone that's enjoyed all of the adventures you've allegedly lived.....dude you need to lighten the fuck up and revel in whatever it is you consider to be fun, and quit judging others on what they consider to be fun

have you ever heard the expression "one man's junk is another man's treasure"? same applies for entertainment......

Never Been Out of His State wrote:blah blah blah blah blah

Amazing that a simple PET can get you so worked up. I guess I'd be angry too if the highlight of my week was escaping my filthy hovel in the greater St. Louis area to leech off the Starbucks wi-fi to post a bunch of pictures on a message board of places I've never been. Maybe one day you'll sell enough chimes to raise the gas money to take a trip out to No Cal, good buddy.

The State wrote:You know about being outside in "Mother Nature" as much as Trev knows what its like to pass a liquor store and not come home with a 1.75 of Popov.

I laffed

Felix wrote:one man's junk is another man's treasure

Depends. Is said junk black?

Sin,
Midget Lawyer

Dinsdale wrote: Uhm... it's the largest stretch of them in the country.

All 200 sq miles of them? The Nebraska Sandhills, all 19,600 square miles of them might disagree. Ancient sand dunes... these are very unique and rare on planet earth

http://www.westnebraska.com/CC-24therd-7-25-08-2714.jpg

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Nice photos, Mgo and impressive feet. I hope you enjoyed your adventure.
Spent my childhood summers there, grandparents lived nearby until a couple of years ago.
SB is one of my favorite spots in the world and I'm looking forward to getting up there soon.

Hi, buzzer.

lovebuzz wrote:Nice photos, Mgo and impressive feet. I hope you enjoyed your adventure.
Spent my childhood summers there, grandparents lived nearby until a couple of years ago.
SB is one of my favorite spots in the world and I'm looking forward to getting up there soon.

Buzzer, nice to see you pop in here. I hope your vocab skills are as sharp as ever. You should definitely make it up for a visit. I love the whole west shore in the summer and even more so in the fall, from Pentwater all the way up to Harbor Springs.

Was run: lovebuss