Thinking of You Ray!

Submitted by mgbbrown on Fri, 02/05/2010 - 19:55

Boss; I hope you are hunkered down! Not a prediction of what is to come, but it will be a record for you guys! God Bless! Tonymgbbrown

Yeah

Submitted by Admin on Fri, 02/05/2010 - 20:26.

Apparently I've been transported to the great northwest or something. Call me Nanook of the North. "They" are now saying 30" or more. Have I mentioned I hate snow?

30" ??... what the ?

Submitted by Aussie Ho on Fri, 02/05/2010 - 20:42.

Ray. 30" of anything is a helluva' lot. I'm sorry you hate the snow but at least it looks kinda' nice.

I'm so glad we only have to stomach drought, raging bushfires, funnel web spiders, and great white sharks !

funnel web spider.

Give me Snow Anyday!

Submitted by mgbbrown on Fri, 02/05/2010 - 21:11.

Angel; I hate bugs so if I had to come across this hairy funnel web spider I would choose snow for sure! MAN! God Bless! Tonymgbbrown

I can tell

Submitted by Admin on Fri, 02/05/2010 - 21:30.

This thing is gonna give me nightmares...sheesh!

Relax

Submitted by Aussie Ho on Fri, 02/05/2010 - 22:37.

Ray. You can relax as they only exist here, and there is an anti-venom now. But I do recall several people dying from bites before they developed the serum.

Thankfully, they are shy spiders and do not inhabit homes.

Small comfort I guess for the few that get bitten.

I Concur

Submitted by moparmat2k on Sat, 02/06/2010 - 15:55.

My folks are in Manchester, New Jersey, getting hammered with the blizzard. so much for that fat jerk Al Gore, and his global warming carbon credits scam.

But out here in West Texas we get some snow and ice, of course nobody knows how to drive on it. these idiots think if you have antilock brakes you can do 50 mph on icy roads.

Not to try to top you Angel, we in Texas have diamond back rattle snakes, scorpions, black widow spiders, brown recluse spiders, fire ants, and killer bees. tornados, hail, and flooding

I hear your jack jumper ants are pretty nasty too.

I have been here 15 years havent died yet. Oh well!

Ray- just pay some local kids to shovel you out. You will be saving your back, and showing them a bit about how capitalism, and hard work pays off. Stay safe 'n warm.

Matt

No contest

Submitted by Aussie Ho on Sat, 02/06/2010 - 16:18.

Matt. No contest. You win !

They Are Bigger In Texas!

Submitted by mgbbrown on Sat, 02/06/2010 - 20:47.

Matt; my guess is that whatever nightmare grows in Texas it is bigger, hairier, nastier, and grosser than just about anywhere else. In our neck of the woods we have water bugs, rattlers, cotton mouths, coral snakes, fire ants, killer bees, but not the dreaded jack jumping ants! God Bless! Tonymgbbrown

jack jumpers

Submitted by moparmat2k on Sun, 02/07/2010 - 02:09.

jack jumpers are in australia, and are very aggressive ants, and have pretty deadly stings. i am sure angel has heard of them

matt

manchester new jersey

Submitted by clydesdale on Sat, 02/06/2010 - 18:59.

next town over

dave

jersey

Submitted by moparmat2k on Sun, 02/07/2010 - 02:08.

hi dave

maybe when the snows gone, and i come east to visit my mom and dad, i could bring some of my cars, and my favorite controller. dont want to invite myself but i will be coming back east in march or april, and would love to try out your track if you dont mind. the offer stands for you to play at my home if you are ever out here in abilene Texas. i race XTs and SRTs. got two favorite cars i run on fridays.

my email addy is moparmat2000@aol.com

just shoot me an email

matt

jersey

Submitted by clydesdale on Sun, 02/07/2010 - 07:55.

Any time Matt !!!!!!! anyone up or down this way stop by cold or warm beer allways . we have 2 shop tracks this way and my track getting better each day for ho racers in jersey

dave

jersey racing

Submitted by moparmat2k on Sun, 02/07/2010 - 14:49.

hi dave

lets exchange email addys this way i can get in touch with you when i head east. let me know what chassis you guys run and i will bring those to race with.

matt

Sooo... You Know Nanook!

Submitted by mgbbrown on Fri, 02/05/2010 - 21:07.

Ray; Nanook of the North was THE classic cultural anthropology film when I was studying to be a bone digger. Maybe you should watch it and learn how to make an igloo! Just kidding! Stay warm Lad! God Bless! Tonymgbbrown