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Newbie saying hi

Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2012 10:07 am
by jeff_in_rc
Good morning all. Picked up my first Jeep a month ago and have only been out in it once and I am loving it! I have ridden dirt bikes for 47 years or so and finally decided to make the switch from 2 wheels to 4, which made my wife VERY happy.

I have ridden my bike in the Slate Range, up and down Pleasant Canyon, South Park Canyon, Goler Wash and others I don't know the names of but that's OK, I was out having fun. I am looking forward to doing more exploring at a much slower pace where I can stop and smell the flowers more often.

Have a good one and see you on the trails??

Re: Newbie saying hi

Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2012 10:28 am
by rubiblue
Welcome Jeff. Don't believe anything a guy named Bricker says about me! See ya Sat!

Re: Newbie saying hi

Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2012 10:33 am
by David_Bricker
Welcome Jeff. Don't believe anything a guy named Rubiblue says, period.

Please take a moment to read the forum rules. We're a pretty easy-going bunch, and would love to hear stories of your travels.

Also, consider joining us for Spring Fling. See all the details in the Trip Planning section.

David Bricker / SYR

Re: Newbie saying hi

Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2012 10:36 am
by rubiblue
Jeff is also a prospective Gear Grinders member.

Re: Newbie saying hi

Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2012 10:54 am
by LarryW
rubiblue wrote:Jeff is also a prospective Gear Grinders member.
uh oh...

Welcome Jeff... Don't believe anything you read here and only half of what you see out there on the trail.

:beerchug:

Re: Newbie saying hi

Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2012 11:51 am
by jeff_in_rc
Thanks guys! And just so you know, I don't believe anything I read and half of what I see with my own eyes!

I am looking forward to Saturday and meeting more GG members, I have met a few and they were all very nice.

I have been on a lot of boards so I know the rules and won't be a problem child....well maybe not, but time will tell! :lol:

Re: Newbie saying hi

Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2012 12:20 pm
by LarryW
I've met a few of the GG boys and I think RB is one himself... ??... Great bunch they are.

Re: Newbie saying hi

Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2012 12:38 pm
by David_Bricker
LarryW wrote:I've met a few of the GG boys and I think RB is one himself... ??... Great bunch they are.
Rubi is, as am I.

David Bricker / SYR

Re: Newbie saying hi

Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2012 12:46 pm
by desert4wd
Welcome Jeff. You live in a great area to explore as you already know.
What's this David, you belong to the GG??? Well, I suppose you're down there more than some residents... :beerchug:

Re: Newbie saying hi

Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2012 1:02 pm
by B-Spec
jeff_in_rc wrote:Thanks guys! And just so you know, I don't believe anything I read and half of what I see with my own eyes!

I am looking forward to Saturday and meeting more GG members, I have met a few and they were all very nice.

I have been on a lot of boards so I know the rules and won't be a problem child....well maybe not, but time will tell! :lol:
I guess I will be seeing you Sat also. I am the ghost member Nevada Chapter of the GG.. LOL!

Re: Newbie saying hi

Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2012 2:34 pm
by rubiblue
I'm actually the treasurer of the GG. How do you think I can afford a Jeep?!? :wink:

Jeff should feel right at home. His first day and his first posts and hijacked already! :twisted:

Re: Newbie saying hi

Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2012 2:52 pm
by jeff_in_rc
Ahh man, I'm gonna get all mushy with all of these nice things being said. :lol:

Rubiblue, you call this a highjacked thread?? Then you have not been on some of the motorcycling boards, they can get really wild. But then all you have to do is :highjack: bust a cap in em! Bring it on!

I can see I'm gonna like this forum!

See you Saturday. :bowdown:

Re: Newbie saying hi

Posted: Mon Apr 09, 2012 3:36 pm
by LarryW
I don't see any highjacking in this thread... Maybe it needs some bacon...

This place is more like campfire talk. The conversation goes where ever it wants to. When it's something important we get the business out of the way first so the poor soul looking for help get's what they need, and then the thread usually dies a horible death or turns to bacon. Sometimes we even use the Adopt A Thread program for threads that are no longer needed but usefull in a different way. And then there are threads that just have no business staying alive.

:highjack: :jacked: :fire: