Da Groj

Loren wrote:

nc4me wrote:I'll be attending sundays event. I'll just shag cones.

I used to autocross with an English chap. He always got a chuckle when people said that.

OMG ROTFLMAO

?which end??

rcroft wrote: I also know a GREAT BBQ guy that will be happy to bring his smoker and ribs to the event. He has catered a party or two at my house, and his ribs rock.

RC

Make the call.........................

I like the idea of BBQ one day and the pizza place that Steve knows of the other!

Steve will have to verify, but I'm not sure we're permitted to have fire on-site at SPC.

Fire or not, the event chairs have already made the call on lunch (behind the scenes).

They said we're getting pizza from Paulo's one day (Carl), and Cuban from Cuban Delight Cafe (Kenny - Best of the Bay, folks) the other. I'm not sure which is Saturay and which is Sunday...Carl, Kenny?

We can sure take Ron up on his offer next time - maybe. I'll find out from SPC about fire the next time I need to email them about something.

I am so stoked about this event...( is it still hip to say "stoked?")

It is teh ghey to say either "hip" or "stoked". Nice try, old dude.

gnarly?
bitchin'?
rad?
totally rad?

dammit...back to urbandictionary

Native wrote:gnarly?
bitchin'?
rad?
totally rad?

dammit...back to urbandictionary

Stick with "fo'shizzle"

"rad" doesn't suit you as well

I dunno, I think rad sort of suits Steve. However, there used to be this BMX book (sorta like the Berstein Bears) that I would read as a kid, and they used knarly a lot. I would say that makes it cool.

The most important thing though, is if we have any volunteers for towing the trailer. It can be towed down to the site Friday evening, and then removed Sunday evening... Bueller?

Agent wrote:... they used knarly a lot.

And I thought it was spelled "gnarly".

The most important thing though, is if we have any volunteers for towing the trailer. It can be towed down to the site Friday evening, and then removed Sunday evening... Bueller?

I should find out this week whether or not I'll have a valid drivers license for the event.

Darned Florida state regulations conflicting with Federal immigration policy!

Hah, honestly, I'm probably more of a "nifty" and "swell" kinda guy (duh).
and I'm not sure if "because the BMX Berestein bears say it" it's cool, Carl...I dunno man.

Bill, what a major pita...I'd be losing my mind if I were in your shoes. Again, good luck to you in getting it all straightened out. I'm sure towing the trailer is probably not high up on your list of concerns, but we sure do appreciate your keeping us informed.

Native wrote:Fire or not, the event chairs have already made the call on lunch (behind the scenes).

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We can sure take Ron up on his offer next time - maybe. I'll find out from SPC about fire the next time I need to email them about something.

I am so stoked about this event...( is it still hip to say "stoked?")

It's a pull behind smoker. If it's safe to drive down I-275 cooking food (like a lot of those guys do), I think the risk to us or the SPC property is non-existent.

"Fire" is a bad bad word, that's best not to use when talking to gov'ment types. It makes them feel like they need to exercise some authority.

"BBQ" is a family friendly word, and those gov'ment types often salivate when they hear it.

Use "BBQ" brought onsite by a caterer with a tow-behind smoker, then invite the person you are speaking with to join us. If they give you any grief, he can set up just outside the fence, or in the parking lot, and bring it over.... If the group wants to use him.

Smokin Rib Shack - Curtis - 727-687-4222

RC

Hi guys, just signed up for the autox on sunday. Most of the time I autox with the BMW and PCA clubs so this will be my first FAST event, sounds like fun . If I can help with any thing just let me know.

P.S. My name is Cory and I drive a black 350z

Thanks Ron - good advice. I'll put the name and number with my other new lunch leads. and FWIW, I will not say "fire." 8) But I will find out, regardless.


Cory - glad to have you...and thanks for the offer of help - I'm sure we'll find something for you!

Someone asked me about our camera mount at the last event.. It can be found here: http://www.chasecam.com/catalog/12/suction_mounts" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
It's the second one on the list, for $65. It's awesome..

Christina wrote:Someone asked me about our camera mount at the last event.. It can be found here: http://www.chasecam.com/catalog/12/suction_mounts" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
It's the second one on the list, for $65. It's awesome..

I wish their specs would quote max camera weight. I've got a DVX100a (and a 2nd on the way) that takes awesome footage esp. with my Century Optics wide angle, but it starts to get rather heavy. That wide angle lens alone weighs more than some consumer cameras! :shock:

Christina wrote:Someone asked me about our camera mount at the last event.. It can be found here: http://www.chasecam.com/catalog/12/suction_mounts" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
It's the second one on the list, for $65. It's awesome..

That would be me, thanks for the info!! 8)

Native wrote:I'm sure towing the trailer is probably not high up on your list of concerns, but we sure do appreciate your keeping us informed.

I think Howard should install a hitch w/2" ball on the back of his new trailer.......

problem solved

Is there any chance that it would be more enticing to split up the trailer delivery/pickup? Maybe someone could drop it off Friday night and someone different could do Sunday afternoon for the return trip?

Native wrote:Bill, what a major pita...I'd be losing my mind if I were in your shoes.

I would too except that I have great faith that it will all work out as it should. My problem is I don't know how it should work out.

Again, good luck to you in getting it all straightened out. I'm sure towing the trailer is probably not high up on your list of concerns, but we sure do appreciate your keeping us informed.

Thanks. If my situation changes you will see it posted on the forum.