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Thread: 2nd Annual Radar Speed-Trap Day ! !

  1. 03-28-2004, 03:48 PM #51
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    Originally posted by phUnk
    What? It's not like he stuck his head out the sunroof going that fast...
    God... think of the consequenses. 415mph is totally doable though.
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  2. 03-28-2004, 03:49 PM #52
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    Originally posted by iceman
    Do you have two computers in the house or are you taking turns?
    Double posting takes on a whole new meaning.
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    Originally posted by flykdog
    God... think of the consequenses. 415mph is totally doable though.
    Only if you have a low-profile head.
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  4. 03-28-2004, 03:52 PM #54
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    Somebody say something funny.
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    Originally posted by Odin
    if you stand by it, how can you watch the numbers in the car?
    Simple. Just put it up on blocks.

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    Originally posted by iceman
    Do you have two computers in the house or are you taking turns?
    Oh, honey, Roo and I just LOVE to share!

    It's a whole evenings entertainment for me watching him rip the piss out of some pea brain. I need to get out more.
    Monty Python's version of the cougar phenomenon:
    "This is a frightened city. Over these houses, over these streets hangs a pall of fear. Fear of a new kind of violence which is terrorizing the city. Yes, gangs of old ladies attacking defenseless, fit young men".
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    What aboot a twin tipped head?
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  8. 03-28-2004, 03:56 PM #58
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    Originally posted by Mrs Roo
    Oh, honey, Roo and I just LOVE to share!
    Is that where the sticky tape that you are so handy with comes into play?

    Perhaps I don't really want to know.
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    Originally posted by iceman
    Only if you have a low-profile head.
    Was Kurt Cobain a skier?
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    Originally posted by Mrs Roo
    some pea brain.
    hey, easy there.
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    Originally posted by dipstik
    hey, easy there.
    Hey pea brain, fix your sig.
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  12. 03-28-2004, 04:12 PM #62
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    Originally posted by phUnk
    Hey pea brain, fix your sig.
    Yeah, everyone knows you don't use a capital letter after a semicolon.
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    I was skiing with a GPS a couple weeks ago and hit 55 in my first run, before I started trying to go fast. Then my battery died. I definitely believe altachic's speed and i'm pretty sure she could go faster.

    edit: spelling for iceman
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    Originally posted by iceman
    Yeah, everyone knows you don't use a capital letter after a semicolon.
    [finding forrester] and you don't begin a sentence with or, and or but... You're the man now dog! [/ff]
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    Originally posted by elesquiador
    I was skiing with a GPS a couple weeks ago and hit 55 in my first run, before I started trying to go fast. Then my battery died. I definately believe altachic's speed and i'm pretty sure she could go faster.
    Thank you sir. And this thread is making me laugh.

    I'll take on anyone who doesn't think 80 mph on g4's is doable.

    Bring it.
    you sketchy character, you
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    "definately" - so hot right now.
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    Originally posted by altachic

    I'll take on anyone who doesn't think 80 mph on g4's is doable.
    I'll take that challenge, just wait for me to get my new snowblades and a plane ticket to Utah...
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    Originally posted by altachic
    I'll take on anyone who doesn't think 80 mph on g4's is doable.

    So all I have to do is say I don't think you can do 80 on G4's and you'll...take me on?

    nudgenudgewinkwinksaynomore
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    Originally posted by iceman
    Yeah, everyone knows you don't use a capital letter after a semicolon.
    dipstik - I've brought this up before too. Look at your signature and tell me what the hell bt spells?


    No offense Miss Altachic, but I'm more than a little skeptical about 81 American miles per hour myself. Having recently secured a couple of free passes to the Bird, I just might have to take up this challenge. I don't want to get bitch-slapped along with the rest of you girls.

    The skiing was definately (sic) better yesterday.


    edit: dipstik erased his signature
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  20. 03-28-2004, 04:47 PM #70
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    Originally posted by dipstik
    Well if you were going so fast before you even tried, didn't that make you a little skeptical?
    I ski fast. If i hadn't turned it on while i was on my way to the mountain that morning, yes i might have had some doubts. On the bus the speed seemed right on though. I trust it.
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    Originally posted by Odin
    What aboot a twin tipped head?
    Not as aerodynamic. However, think of the possibilities of a twin-tipped low profile head.

    Who was it that stuck the sheep out of the moonroof at 450mph? Was that a trueice project?
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    i go out for a couple of hours this afternoon and i come back and there's all of these posts!! roo, sorry for taking the post seriously i don't want to get into an argument...i'm curious to see how accurate a GPS would be, i'm sure AC could hit 80, i'm just saying she must've straightlined a huge face in a tuck to hit that fast, i'm sure it doable, just unlikely in my opinion...i'm sure all you guys are thinking that i never hit 77 in NJ, and i didn't...i went that fast coming off a pitch into a turn at the sugarloaf DH last march at JI/JII finals...and dipstik, i know what you're thinking because i race too so you're not alone...
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    Racers suck, and apparantly the psychic ones type alone.

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    Originally posted by elesquiador
    I was skiing with a GPS a couple weeks ago and hit 55 in my first run, before I started trying to go fast. Then my battery died.
    So, now know that if you exceed 55 without a GS suit (or a low-pro tip) your batteries will die. Hit 65 and it's bye-bye toenails. I don't even want to imagine what happens to your body at 75mph.
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  25. 03-28-2004, 05:16 PM #75
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    80+ on mid-fats is pretty difficult, altachic or not.
    I still don't know why a GS suit is irresponsible, but dipstik might be right aside from that.
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