Sidewinder in Alpine
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Why can't a trail be both rouge and muddy? Both of the initial responses are from people in the area.
Technically no, but bikers are tolerated and I believe there is a group negotiating with land owners. Talking about it publicly probably doesn't help.
jerzey111
Active Member
it's "closed" because it's muddy and rogue? That was the statement. It can't be closed because of both. How can illegal trail be closed because it muddy? So when and it's dry it becomes legal and open?
The word on the street is it is the rogue builders who have closed it so people don’t ride it while they work on it.
Which is kind of ironic if you think of it.
As Jimmy said, there is a lot of effort going into developing a legitimate relationship with the landowners, and hopefully we will see legal access in the near future.
Which is kind of ironic if you think of it.
As Jimmy said, there is a lot of effort going into developing a legitimate relationship with the landowners, and hopefully we will see legal access in the near future.
jerzey111
Active Member
Thank you. Ironic indeed
I can't believe they let you into Jorba.
That's fair.
SmooveP
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The ironic thing is that none of the lyrics of that song are examples of irony.
ironically, that is synchronicity, not irony, in an existential sense.
that is what it all boils down to. oops, wrong song.
Her original lyrics were along the lines of...
"A traffic jam that was caused by you blowing up a bridge in protest but now it prevents the ambulance from delivering your dying mother to the hospital,
"A no-smoking sign, which indirectly saves you from lung cancer then falls down on your head and kills you,
"It's like ten thousand spoons from which you pick 1 to eat your cereal with then choke on it because you're so hungry and then you fall into a coma and don't eat for 34 days,
"It's meeting the man of my dreams, who turns out to be a copycat killer of Ted Bundy and stabs you and then buries you outside of Portland, Oregon."
But the producer rejected it. And so this is where we are today.
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SmooveP
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Would've made a better song with those lyrics, especially if it was sung over chugging metal riffs with some pipe organ and glockenspiel.