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Ill take you up on that deal fo sho!Originally Posted by Jeffroevoix
Next season if you want a deer just let me know. I will kill it and drop it off at butcher, you pay butcher and pick up meat. It will be around 200 bucks picked up in gap. It will cost more for jerky and meat sticks ect.
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Lol that's pretty funny. One of my roommates from college is Filipino and gets crazy dark in the summer time. ****, he's dark in the winter too.Originally Posted by igo4bmx
I bet he thinking "man my dad so dark- errrbody thinking he workin' the rice fields all day!"
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Cuz my legs won't reach the bottom. The phone book I was standing on floated awayOriginally Posted by AlwaysinBoost
why's that old guy got a hold of you like that, Thai?
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Thats my guido look son. The wave flattened my blowout though.Originally Posted by igo4bmx
I bet he thinking "man my dad so dark- errrbody thinking he workin' the rice fields all day!"
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turns out he is actually african american.Originally Posted by shuttlegoose
Lol that's pretty funny. One of my roommates from college is Filipino and gets crazy dark in the summer time. ****, he's dark in the winter too.
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My fishing line is weak. I needs to step up my fishing line, chu think 40# line is strong enough?
I think we are running 50lb right now with the striper rigs, couple more weeks we will bust out the big guns and start chasing the tunaOriginally Posted by honda-guy
chu mad me 
My fishing line is weak. I needs to step up my fishing line, chu think 40# line is strong enough?
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Word, even if you guys wanna split a deer, I can work something out. I'm hoping to get a bigger freezer this year.Originally Posted by shuttlegoose
Ill take you up on that deal fo sho!
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i'm 100 percent down to split a deer with anybody. Excuse my ignorance, but when is deer season? I could go for some asap! lol.
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My father inlaw has a cabin and some land up in the mountain. They go up there every year to hunt. I went up a couple times like 5 years ago and didnt see any deer. Lost my interest in hunting. Now I just like to shoot **** up at the range. Do you go to west Virginia where you can use semi auto to hunt?
My father inlaw has a cabin and some land up in the mountain. They go up there every year to hunt. I went up a couple times like 5 years ago and didnt see any deer. Lost my interest in hunting. Now I just like to shoot **** up at the range. Do you go to west Virginia where you can use semi auto to hunt?
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Starts Sept thru Jan. Turkey season starts the 27th of this monthOriginally Posted by shuttlegoose
i'm 100 percent down to split a deer with anybody. Excuse my ignorance, but when is deer season? I could go for some asap! lol.

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My father inlaw had a cabin and some land up in the mountain. They go up there every year to hunt. I went up a couple times like 5 years ago and didnt see any deer. Lost my interest in hunting. Now I just like to shoot **** up at the range. Do you go to west Virginia where you can use semi auto to hunt?
No I've never hunted WV. Hunting up North is tough, the deer have room to move and are easily scared by humans. Down in Chester County hunting is easy beans. I probably see up to 100 deer some days. You just got to find the funnel and wait. Originally Posted by honda-guy
^My father inlaw had a cabin and some land up in the mountain. They go up there every year to hunt. I went up a couple times like 5 years ago and didnt see any deer. Lost my interest in hunting. Now I just like to shoot **** up at the range. Do you go to west Virginia where you can use semi auto to hunt?
Pete T's probably got them in his yard right now.
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^ I see more deer driving to work and have better odds at hitting one with my car then to see one and have a clean shot at it in the woods. Most people that hunt in my area do it for the hunt. I just want some deer meat damn it.
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That is why I keep a knife in my car. It would suck to hit a deer, but its free foodOriginally Posted by honda-guy
^ I see more deer driving to work and have better odds at hitting one with my car then to see one and have a clean shot at it in the woods. Most people that hunt in my area do it for the hunt. I just want some deer meat damn it.

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And I am back...what did I miss the last last 12 days? Anything good?
Did two days at NJMP Thunderbolt for BMW CCA ITS...of course I passed...then went up to Watkins Glen for a Chumpcar race ...practice on Friday was cold and wet...Saturday was cold and sometimes wet, sometimes dry, sometimes somewhere in between. Drove our new E36 (stock M50 motor, stock bushings, fully gutted and caged, cut springs, six-year old shocks---lots of body roll--on 235/40-17 Z2s) for the first two hours of the 7.5 hour race on Saturday...finished just outside of the top 10 (our sister car an M50 powered E30 finished 6th) of 92 cars. My personal fast lap of 2:25.7 was .3 slower than the team best of 2:25.4 that was done in the last (warmest/driest) session.
On Sunday we ran another 7.5 hours on the same set of tires from Saturday (all we did from Saturday to Sunday was top off the oil, realign, and clean the windshield). Were in P1 for a while, but had a bad pit stop and fell back to P15...battled back to P8. I drove 2nd in the cold/snowing/raining conditions...turned a team best 2:21.7 during my stint...everyone on the team picked up about :02 on Sunday. Our E30 finished P9.
We also had our "rookie" Acura running...they finished 50th and 60-something after suffering from an alternator failure halfway through Sunday's race.
Overall we were thrilled to have no major mechanical failures in any of the cars and all cars were running at the end of both days. Can't wait to get back up to WGI again in a couple months.
Now I need to find time to rebuild my S52....ugh.
Did two days at NJMP Thunderbolt for BMW CCA ITS...of course I passed...then went up to Watkins Glen for a Chumpcar race ...practice on Friday was cold and wet...Saturday was cold and sometimes wet, sometimes dry, sometimes somewhere in between. Drove our new E36 (stock M50 motor, stock bushings, fully gutted and caged, cut springs, six-year old shocks---lots of body roll--on 235/40-17 Z2s) for the first two hours of the 7.5 hour race on Saturday...finished just outside of the top 10 (our sister car an M50 powered E30 finished 6th) of 92 cars. My personal fast lap of 2:25.7 was .3 slower than the team best of 2:25.4 that was done in the last (warmest/driest) session.
On Sunday we ran another 7.5 hours on the same set of tires from Saturday (all we did from Saturday to Sunday was top off the oil, realign, and clean the windshield). Were in P1 for a while, but had a bad pit stop and fell back to P15...battled back to P8. I drove 2nd in the cold/snowing/raining conditions...turned a team best 2:21.7 during my stint...everyone on the team picked up about :02 on Sunday. Our E30 finished P9.
We also had our "rookie" Acura running...they finished 50th and 60-something after suffering from an alternator failure halfway through Sunday's race.
Overall we were thrilled to have no major mechanical failures in any of the cars and all cars were running at the end of both days. Can't wait to get back up to WGI again in a couple months.
Now I need to find time to rebuild my S52....ugh.
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same thing except i bring a knife and a george foreman grillOriginally Posted by Jeffroevoix
That is why I keep a knife in my car. It would suck to hit a deer, but its free food
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Did two days at NJMP Thunderbolt for BMW CCA ITS...of course I passed...then went up to Watkins Glen for a Chumpcar race ...practice on Friday was cold and wet...Saturday was cold and sometimes wet, sometimes dry, sometimes somewhere in between. Drove our new E36 (stock M50 motor, stock bushings, fully gutted and caged, cut springs, six-year old shocks---lots of body roll--on 235/40-17 Z2s) for the first two hours of the 7.5 hour race on Saturday...finished just outside of the top 10 (our sister car an M50 powered E30 finished 6th) of 92 cars. My personal fast lap of 2:25.7 was .3 slower than the team best of 2:25.4 that was done in the last (warmest/driest) session.
On Sunday we ran another 7.5 hours on the same set of tires from Saturday (all we did from Saturday to Sunday was top off the oil, realign, and clean the windshield). Were in P1 for a while, but had a bad pit stop and fell back to P15...battled back to P8. I drove 2nd in the cold/snowing/raining conditions...turned a team best 2:21.7 during my stint...everyone on the team picked up about :02 on Sunday. Our E30 finished P9.
We also had our "rookie" Acura running...they finished 50th and 60-something after suffering from an alternator failure halfway through Sunday's race.
Overall we were thrilled to have no major mechanical failures in any of the cars and all cars were running at the end of both days. Can't wait to get back up to WGI again in a couple months.
Now I need to find time to rebuild my S52....ugh.
sounds like you had a lot of fun. those are very good times in a stock/stripped e36. I only managed 2:22 in my stock (aside from 225/245 Z1's and XP10's) M3 the first time I was there. Pretty big improvement between Sat & Sunday. I guess 2hrs of seat time really pays off, lol.Originally Posted by oneday.js
And I am back...what did I miss the last last 12 days? Anything good? Did two days at NJMP Thunderbolt for BMW CCA ITS...of course I passed...then went up to Watkins Glen for a Chumpcar race ...practice on Friday was cold and wet...Saturday was cold and sometimes wet, sometimes dry, sometimes somewhere in between. Drove our new E36 (stock M50 motor, stock bushings, fully gutted and caged, cut springs, six-year old shocks---lots of body roll--on 235/40-17 Z2s) for the first two hours of the 7.5 hour race on Saturday...finished just outside of the top 10 (our sister car an M50 powered E30 finished 6th) of 92 cars. My personal fast lap of 2:25.7 was .3 slower than the team best of 2:25.4 that was done in the last (warmest/driest) session.
On Sunday we ran another 7.5 hours on the same set of tires from Saturday (all we did from Saturday to Sunday was top off the oil, realign, and clean the windshield). Were in P1 for a while, but had a bad pit stop and fell back to P15...battled back to P8. I drove 2nd in the cold/snowing/raining conditions...turned a team best 2:21.7 during my stint...everyone on the team picked up about :02 on Sunday. Our E30 finished P9.
We also had our "rookie" Acura running...they finished 50th and 60-something after suffering from an alternator failure halfway through Sunday's race.
Overall we were thrilled to have no major mechanical failures in any of the cars and all cars were running at the end of both days. Can't wait to get back up to WGI again in a couple months.
Now I need to find time to rebuild my S52....ugh.
holla if you need a hand with the S52 teardown.