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    Utards (and anyone who knows) :: Jeep Week in Moab?

    So...a friend is in town this week and they're intrigued by the Jeep Safari thing this weekend in Moab. They're on their spring break and kinda want to be retarded, and from what I've heard it's a pretty retarded time.

    I may head down with 'em as I'm kind of an ignorant redneck at heart if not in real life, so why not be with my peoples?

    Anyhizzle, y'all know anything about it? Would be my friend, his 2 friends from grad school (a Croate and a Brit) and Mrs. Frizzo. Ideally we'd camp, ride bikes, and get stupid with the gas guzzlers.

    Thoughts?

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    Do it!

    Edit: a more appropriate response: Shit'cha man!
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    It's a loosely organized gathering of drunk rednecks. It's not limited to Jeeps you'll see just about every type of 4 wheel drive vehicle out there that weekend. And for some reason it brings the irresposilbe drivers out of the wood work. There is always some serious carnage that week; 3 years ago someone drive their jeep off a cliff and wedged it in some rock fins.

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    We used to be regular jeep safari attnedees. It is primarily a bunch of young college or high school kids mixed in with some serious off roading necks. The place gets absolutely destroyed, especially around Sand Flats. Haven't been since Sand Flats became a fee area, but hopefully that controlled a lot of it. There were always large parties that sprang up that were a mix of high schooler, college kids, the necks, and the local kids who thought they were tough shit and tried to start something with everyone. Not my cup o tea anymore, but there were definetely some good times had.

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    We've never tried it. Just heard that it's such a madhouse you'll be lucky to find any place to camp. But it does sound fun...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lurch
    It's not limited to Jeeps you'll see just about every type of 4 wheel drive vehicle out there that weekend.
    Quote Originally Posted by jayfrizzo
    Ideally we'd...get stupid with the gas guzzlers.
    Quote Originally Posted by cololi
    We used to be regular jeep safari attnedees.
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    Why is the weather so fucked up? Why isn't there any snow?

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    Cliff, I'm guessing your string of quotes is supposed to mean something. But I can't tell what.

    Either way...I don't drive a car, ever, so hop off your granola high horse and stop shitting up my thread.
    Last edited by jayfrizzo; 03-15-2005 at 03:21 PM.

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    Town goes from 2000 to 200,000! Good luck finding a place to crash unless you get there....NOW!
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    It's cool to check out alot of extraordinary 4x4 rigs. Go up to the "dump bump" right near the pay station on Sand Flats road, and watch people TRASH their rigs. You'll see rollovers, broken axles, exploding hubs, and all kinds of great carnage that you won't have to deal with . . . just ENJOY! Usually alot of girls in bikinis as well.

    I used to go for the party, but all the trails get too crowded. Good thing is, if you DO break down, there will be plenty of people to help.

    If you are going with someone who has a rig, hit Fins N Things. It's short and alot of fun.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jayfrizzo
    Cliff, I'm guessing your string of quotes is supposed to mean something. But I can't tell what.

    Either way...I don't drive a car, ever, so hop off your granola high horse and stop shitting up my thread.
    Obviously you could "tell what".

    I don't get the granola reference - wtf is that about?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stoysluttie1
    Town goes from 2000 to 200,000! Good luck finding a place to crash unless you get there....NOW!
    I second this!!!^
    This trip takes a year of planning and everything is often reserved WAY IN ADVANCE.
    Its not worth going on a whim, unless you have no concept of time, space or a care in the world. In other words 2 handles of Jim Beam, a driver, and you dont care where you sleep or eat.

    If you go I expect a full dick waving TR
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    It is a great time to get out in the lesser non-OHV areas of Moab because all the users are scared off due to the safari.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cliff Huckable
    Obviously you could "tell what".

    I don't get the granola reference - wtf is that about?
    If you got a bitch with Frizzo, bring it. I've have no idea about what that series of quotes means either.

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    Obviously you guys have forgotten/never heard(?!!) about emmissions, global warming, etc. You think you can "get stupid with the gas guzzlers" and not 'pay a price'?

    Most SUVs and pickups, and all vans, are permitted to emit 29% to 47% more carbon monoxide (CO) and 75% to 175% more nitrogen oxides (NOx) than passenger cars.
    The world's leading climate scientists have warned that there is now 30 percent more carbon dioxide—the primary global-warming gas—in the atmosphere than a century ago. The burning of fossil fuels is the primary source of this CO2 pollution. Over the same period of time, the average surface temperature of the earth has risen more than 1 degree Fahrenheit.

    Due to these changes, we are already seeing signs of global warming. The 1990s was the hottest decade on record and the 11 hottest years on record have all occurred in the past 13 years.
    Starting to catch on?

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    I've read reports that if nothing changes most ski resorts in the not so distant future will be obsolete - sorta like the resorts in the PNW.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cliff Huckable
    Obviously you guys have forgotten/never heard(?!!) about emmissions, global warming, etc. You think you can "get stupid with the gas guzzlers" and not 'pay a price'?

    Starting to catch on?
    I'd like to go on record here and kindly ask you to leave^.

    Never been to Jeep Safari, but 4 wheeling in Moab is sick. Take a drive up Lions Back, coming back down is pants shitting scary.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cliff Huckable
    Obviously you guys have forgotten/never heard(?!!) about emmissions, global warming, etc. You think you can "get stupid with the gas guzzlers" and not 'pay a price'?





    Starting to catch on?
    News flash: Vehicles with engines have emissions. Thanks, you fucking hippy.

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    Hey, Cliff, if you care so much about the Earth and people in it, why did you shit in my thread?

    Since it's all shitted up, let's talk Turkey.

    Like I said, I *never* drive a car. Ever. Would you do the same to stem global warming?

    Better yet, are you willing to not use anything that harms the environment? No house, no shopping, nothing produced. What will you eat? Dirt?

    Yes there are different levels of impact, but by just living something else has to die, and there is an environmental impact. And there's always going to be someone having less of an impact than you.

    So either kill yourself or shut up.
    Last edited by jayfrizzo; 03-16-2005 at 11:14 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jayfrizzo
    Hey, Cliff, if you care so much about the Earth and people in it, why did you shit in my thread?

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    We have always avoided Moab during the Safari just because it is WAY too crowded. It is kinda fun to be there, in a circus freak kinda way. I pull through when I'm working sometimes just because I want to see the scene and then get the hell out of there. We have contemplated riding our dirt bikes down there to see the real crazy stuff and heckle but it's always seems to be good skiing up here (so you know where we go instead). It would be an eye opener for your friends for sure, you could always do a long day trip; I make it down there in 3 1/2 hours. Maybe next weekend?????
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    Quote Originally Posted by powder11
    I'd like to go on record here and kindly ask you to leave^.
    I'd like to go on record here and kindly ask you to remove your hand from my lap.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cliff Huckable
    I'd like to go on record here and kindly ask you to remove your hand from my lap.
    your obviously in desperate need for a punch in the head
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    Quote Originally Posted by jayfrizzo
    Hey, Cliff, if you care so much about the Earth and people in it, why did you shit in my thread?
    Since it's all shitted up, let's talk Turkey.

    Like I said, I *never* drive a car. Ever. Would you do the same to stem global warming?
    Better yet, are you willing to not use anything that harms the environment? No house, no shopping, nothing produced. What will you eat? Dirt?

    Yes there are different levels of impact, but by just living something else has to die, and there is an environmental impact. And there's always going to be someone having less of an impact than you.

    So either kill yourself or shut up.
    First - why start a thread if you only want posts you like? "Shitting in your thread" = having a different opinion? Get the fuck over yourself.
    If you don't like people taking you to task for fucking up the environment in a totally avoidable way, well, keep your Jeep rallies a secret or something.
    You start a thread people will post in it. I didn't post in it to piss you off - just to point out something that some of you guys seem oblivious to.

    As you say, there are different levels of impact - and "gettin' stupid with the gas guzzlers" allows individuals to make a pretty big and negative impact.

    You *never* drive a car? Good for you - but don't think your enviromental awareness in one area gives you license to go wild in another. Do what you want, but it's pretty hard to attend Jeep rallies and then claim to be Mr. Environment.
    btw- I have driven cars about 15 times in the last 10 years. Never owned one, hopefully never will. How's that?

    As for eating and shopping, etc - in one week the amount of garbage/recycling I have to put out is less than 1 small grocery bag. That's not perfect, and I never will be perfect - but I won't be gettin' stupid with the gas guzzlers, either.

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