I didn't want to get too popular, people start liking your shit, next thing you know some dude starts messaging you pics of his Johnson. I think there is a scientific ratio for social media that says for every 10,000 likes, you get a dic pic sent to you. Is this fair, I don't know, I do know that nothing is free.why do you think it has gone dormant for almost 2 years?
The kids have succeeded, I am officially an old fart.
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What are your questions. About Mountain biking.I have some important questions. About mountain biking.
If you are riding trails that have not yet been authorized, you risk a penalty, at this point go all in and ride them if muddy as well. Riding authorized trails when muddy is a bad move since you are messing up someones work, unauthorized trails are like the wild west, anything goes.Is it ok to ride muddy trails if they have not yet been authorized for use? Also, if you do so, is this better or worse than riding muddy trails that are authorized for use?
Rouge trails, Rogue trails, "other" rogue trails? You are confusing the shit out of me my good man, is this some type of ruse trail?How about rouge trails that are shortcuts between other rouge trails? Which are better or worse to ride-the regular rogue trails or the “other” rogue trails?
Sanitized trails are like sanitized napkins, they will never go away because people need them.Further, is it OK if we sanitize rogue trails or would this just compound the problem?
Yes, absolutely.Some of my friends will not ride trails not yet been authorized for use. Should I then take the position that I will not ride so called “legal” trails with respect to these dweebs or is that unreasonable?
Sounds like @thegock got an early early start to his Friday. I can respect that!!! #wakeybakeyWhat are your questions. About Mountain biking.
what's the best thing for me to do
It's all about the packaging and name brand recognition. I see some crappy generic corn chips in a cheap bag and I see some salty baked chips in a bag and brand that has recognition...impressionable young people are greatly influenced by brands. When i went to school, the kid with C&C Cola had the can wrapped in aluminum foil, the kid drinking Pepsi didnt need that aluminum foil.Why a kid (who is quite intelligent btw) would choose to purchase baked lays over the free delicious cool ranch doritos is beyond me.
It's all about choice, for kids don't matter if it were apple or bagel chips either. Buying their own gives them a sense of Independence in front of their peers. Middle school is when I saw this happening, a perfectly assembled bento with all the fancy trimmings come back untouched. This kinda reminds me of the Eddie Murphy skit on McDs hamburgers. Try baked Lays in a ziplock next time and see what turns up? Carrot sticks....Dear Iggy, i do my best to pack my daughter a somewhat healthy lunch for school every day, but like a good parent i always include a treat. Why a kid (who is quite intelligent btw) would choose to purchase baked lays over the free delicious cool ranch doritos is beyond me.
Help me Iggy.
Signed
Not so cool ranch dude in South Amboy.
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