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I didn't lose it at Coral, but feel free to knock yourself out and look for it up there, Craig! :fart:

I agree, but you have to spend money on SOME nice things. In this case, I had a Target gift card I got from work and bought it with that instead of my hard earned money. :fart:

I know superdave does. I think he plays in Pahrump somewhere.

I thought that might be the guy. If that's him, he's been doing it for more like over 8 years now! When I used to work on the west side (W Tropicana and Jones) I saw him at the Tropicana exit at I15 in the mornings. The last time I saw him he had NO legs though. You sure its him? :fart:

Hey Joe, why don't you tell him how you feel? :fart: We might make a last minute trip sometime this weekend. Not sure when or for how long, but it might happen. What day(s) are you going?

Thanks guys :fart:

I heard today on the radio that there is a guy in a wheelchair with one leg and a dog that sits on the corner of the Flamingo/ I15 off ramp. A guy he knows called in to the station and described how he knew the guy. The "homeless" guy has a condo he pays $1300/ month for and drives a brand new Cadillac. He collects $300-400 PER DAY just by pan-handling. He gambles on the weekends and stands on the street corners during the week. If you do the math he makes anywhere from $79,200- 105,000 a year! CASH/ TAKE HOME! :fart: Many others started calling into the station conferming the guy's true self. A tow truck driver stated that he saw the guy getting out of his brand new red Cadi on his crutches, grabbing the wheelchair out of the back and his dog and get into another vehicle that brought him to the street corner to stand and collect cash all day long. People like this make me sick. Not because I'm jealous in any way, but that some people sometimes put more effort into ripping people off or making money off others than it takes to get a real job. So beware, don't give this guy any money because you feel sorry for this "homeless" person.

yeah and those are pieces of sh*t..that's why I splurged on a nice one...and now it's gone :fart:

that's fuggin right! :fart:

Hey I gave you the link to purchase tickets. The winner doesn't need not be present to win the car.

If you can't make it over a razor now on a quad, you DEFINITELY won't make it over in a rail. It's takes more balls to go over a sharp razor in a car then a quad. If you don't know where to but tickets, how are you gonna win it? :fart: You get the tickets at the show, or you can go to asasand.com and see how to get tickets before hand.

I wouldn't want my engine to fall out though! I'll stick with my SSC and maybe be a turbo on my it. Tatum's are badass and all, BUT....

My trailer's not wide enough. Don't worry about it because I'll just rent a car hauler/ trailer for when I tow it to my house after I win it.

That's bada$$, Kenny. Hope I can make it there someday.

So I'm trying to decide what to do with this Tatum when I win it at the Sand Show. Hmmm, maybe I'll sell it to pay for the taxes on it, pay some debt off and then pay for a giant DDR party at Dumont. But I think I'd have to go out and have some fun in it first. Who else is entering to win my car? What would you do if you won it?

I hear a while back from Ken (KensColors) that sand dunes actually make noise. I found an article by National Geographic about it. It's kinda interesting so thought I'd share it. The friction between the difference in the grains of sand causes a low frequency boom noise. http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/20...sand_dunes.html "Age-Old Mystery Records of the sound are centuries old. Hunt has a book, Tales of Travel, published in 1923, which mentions that explorer Marco Polo knew about it. The tribes of the Sahara in Africa are said to have thought God was speaking to them through the sand. "

Nope, Tony

My SnapOn tool guy told me that Raptoroy told him Dan is walking around but with a walker. He is recovering "ok". He has some numbness in one of his legs. I don't know for sure about any other details... this is all info that has been passed down to me. My friend Brice (sandseeker) knows Dan pretty well and he told me all Dan's friends are helping out anyway they can at the shop and they all plan to hold a benefit of some kind for him in the near future.

That older guy's name is Don. Don and his wife, Ellen, stay at Dumont from October through April-ish. They are a retired couple that take care of Dumont by picking up trash, cleaning the bathrooms, helping with emergency situations, etc. They are real nice people.

Man that REALLY sucks, Vic. Sorry to hear that. f*ckin thieves...I can't stand them. I hope you get some leads and retreive your bike back soon.

Yup, Windows Movie Maker. It's extremely easy to use and has some cool features to throw clips together and add music and subtitiles, etc. A far as stepping it up after Movie Maker, I'd have to ask thumper (my buddy Steve) what program he uses. The movies he makes are badass.

Sometime during the night drags I lost my blue, Eddie Bauer folding camp chair. I just cleaned out my garage this afternoon and noticed it was missing. I wouldn't give a damn other than it was the only chair I had with no SOBE bomb holes in it yet and it was like 35 bucks. Did anyone end up with it from the night of the drags on the 12th of Aug? Also: I ended up with a silver folding chair from that trip. Is anyone missing that one?

gee thanks Ken!

The ITP sand stars are good paddles. I haven't had any personal experience with them, but I have heard good things about them. I run Skat Trak Xtreme Haulers and love em. It is mostly personal prefrence, but those paddles (SandStars) are pretty decent from what I've heard.