I did the exact same thing a while back when Bad Religion's Sorrow came on the radio driving. The wife thought I had lost my mind.Quote:
Originally Posted by BmillsSkier
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I did the exact same thing a while back when Bad Religion's Sorrow came on the radio driving. The wife thought I had lost my mind.Quote:
Originally Posted by BmillsSkier
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Solving a dusty exposed boulder problem to reach the true summit.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ipn8tQ1mmgU
great profile on a family close to me. Never met a restaurant owner more passionate about his craft or compassionate about his employees. made me say "fuck yea, qui!"
Fuckin A Ya!Quote:
Originally Posted by HankScorpio
First time back on the mountain bike after a miserably hot summer rehabing a broken wrist, cruising through tunnels of gold-and-red aspens, and making it to the car in time for sunset and a cold beer, I damn near shed a tear while muttering FOOK YEAH!
Different strokes...I'd call this the winner! FUCK YEAH!Quote:
Originally Posted by Boissal
A vicarious FUCK YEA over here!Quote:
Originally Posted by Boissal
knowing how awesome I have felt at the end of my aspen rides this fall, after riding all summer and not being on injured reserve, this would be a HUDGE fuck yeah. FKNA!Quote:
Originally Posted by Boissal
Shaving several seconds off my lap time at the last track day of the season.
Nailing a technical turn, all while dragging knee.
Reeling in and passing other riders on track.
FUCK YES!
Timing a throttle blip just right and boosting off a trail feature riding dirt bikes.
FUCK YAH!
Noice. Stoked on the Mezzer?Quote:
Originally Posted by Boissal
Managing a 400+ mile trip in the Range Rover last weekend without a single electrical glitch.
I'm gonna try it again this weekend as I'm heading out to Nantucket to celebrate Columbus discovering the America's.
Pretty sure Columbus' first words in the new world were, "America, FUCK YEAH."
After a long trip at sea and seeing half naked women running around in the sand, I'd bet he did too.
Yeah that thing is out of this world once you figure out the right settings. I started way too firm and was bummed about it but dropped almost 20 PSI from the recommended settings and it's been incredible, so plush on small hits yet incredibly supportive on bigger stuff. I'm pretty sure I would have re-exploded my wrist with my old bike when I dropped off a rock pile into a big compression on Flanders and almost ate all of the travel on the Mezzer. I still have some tinkering, once I'm 100% solid I'll add some pressure again, but it's already a vast improvement over what I've ridden in the past. And it looks really mean.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dantheman
I hope I don't offend, but some of you have listed rather pedestrian accomplishments here. I suggest going back to the drawing board and coming back with something a bit more substantive.
More of a v12 guy then?
Hot chicks in short dresses with no underwear, bent over, knowing you see it.
Scraping the foot pegs on both sides of my cruiser riding around Crater Lake last year. Fuck yeah, determined the limit on both sides on one ride. hehe.
Getting up the 16% grade road to my resort and skiing a four foot dump just before they close the road
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It's 2020. For many, it's the little things in life.Quote:
Originally Posted by Timberridge
Fuck Ya!Quote:
Originally Posted by smartyiak
A really good beer after a really good mtn bike ride.
Each year when I make it to the beach with my dad who is in his 70s for a family trip.
Anytime I watch my two high school/college kids score a goal, rip a line on a bike, launch something bigger than I ever did on skis.
Coming back to the same inbounds ridge after ripping a long untouched powder line, taking the lift back up, and finding that there are still untouched fresh turns to be had.
Today, playing Space Oddity for the first time on guitar and finding out that my voice can hit all those notes.
But the biggest ones are probably still, after all these years, tearing something up on the bike or skis, hitting the bottom with a big ass grin and no breath, and just exploding with pump. FUCK YEAH!
:yourock:Quote:
Originally Posted by EWG
I hear you. Two of my good friends and riding buddies will often, both during and post-ride will randomly shout out, "Motorcycles; FUCK YAH!" All said to the tune of Team America: World Police
I laughed.Quote:
Originally Posted by AdironRider
Gotta find the fuck yeahs in the little things.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bobcat Sig
Yep. Every year, for at least the past 30 seasons that I can recall, I try to make the last run of the season perfect, which for me means tearing up a zipper-line of bumps followed with an air, in or out of the park. Without fail, I’ll let out a huge FUCK YEAH when it all goes to plan.Quote:
Originally Posted by EWG
Then I’ve got that in my head and a huge smile until next years season. Which is nice.