Photos and video from a tour of Santa Barbara.

"terminaut" wrote
Au contraire, there are a slew of very technical trails in the local
range that you just aren't going to be riding unless you're
associated with my little "crowd". That - I can guarantee to anyone,
is a fact.

These wouldn't be closed/illegal trails, now would they? I live in Orange
County and am familiar with just about every local trail and the only ones
that are only ridden by "little crowds" are generally illegal trails. Me
thinks you are a trail poacher.

CG

"JD" wrote:

I sure hope you have the intestinal fortitude to call me a liar
to my face when we cross paths eventually. It'll be really funny.

JD


Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!!! Oh man, I've gotta regain my composure... Gimme a
minute.

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Phew... ok.... Don't tell me you got yourself all worked up and are
resorting to threats because a stranger on the internet called you out as a
liar?! That is too good! Thank God for Google to archive this stuff to all
eternity so we can see exactly what JD is made of.

I will leave it at that, folks. My work here is done.

"Chris Glidden" wrote:

These wouldn't be closed/illegal trails, now would they? I live in Orange
County and am familiar with just about every local trail and the only ones
that are only ridden by "little crowds" are generally illegal trails. Me
thinks you are a trail poacher.


There's that "familiar" word again. Tell me what you know and I will tell
you how much you don't know.

Here are some clues:

- imagine many miles of isolated trails and old mining routes in the
mountains

- imagine all these trails starting, ending, or crossing through privately
owned land and thus not legal to the public

- imagine my "crowd" living on some of such land and having good rapport
with other owners of such land

- imagine riding and maintaining trails that don't exist to people who are
"familiar" with the local mountain trails

More clues available if necessary.

(JD) wrote in message . com...
Things are not always as they seem. I sure hope you have the
intestinal fortitude to call me a liar to my face when we cross paths
eventually. It'll be really funny.

terminut responded with his usual clipping and snipping to make the
context he desires:
"JD" wrote:

I sure hope you have the intestinal fortitude to call me a liar
to my face when we cross paths eventually. It'll be really funny.

JD

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!!! Oh man, I've gotta regain my composure... Gimme a
minute.

More yapping, how quaint.

Phew... ok.... Don't tell me you got yourself all worked up and are
resorting to threats because a stranger on the internet called you out as a
liar?!

Don't flatter yourself because you are not worth a threat or even a
middle finger for that matter. The fact is that if you did try to say
anything to my face (which I doubt you ever try in the first place),
you'd have to stand on something, which is really funny. Just stay
behind your keyboard, it's where you obviously belong.

That is too good! Thank God for Google to archive this stuff to all
eternity so we can see exactly what JD is made of.

Mostly water, but then again I don't need Google to look that up.

I will leave it at that, folks. My work here is done.

No, you want to stay and contradict anything I may have to say,
calling me a liar for eternity. Wait, that's already been archived in
Google...thanks.

JD

WGAFFTARD?






Shaun aRe - J who?

No, you want to stay and contradict anything I may have to say,
calling me a liar for eternity. Wait, that's already been archived in
Google...thanks.

JD

But JD, he just did to you what you attempt to do with everyone else who
participates in AMB, but doesn't ride where you ride or have a bike that's
worth more than your kid's education fund.

Oh yeah, he also made ya drop your pants and show us how lame you are, but
then, I at least, already knew that, LMAO.

"terminaut" wrote in message
...
"Chris Glidden" wrote:

These wouldn't be closed/illegal trails, now would they? I live in
Orange County and am familiar with just about every local trail and the
only ones that are only ridden by "little crowds" are generally illegal
trails. Me thinks you are a trail poacher.


There's that "familiar" word again. Tell me what you know and I will tell
you how much you don't know.

Here are some clues:

- imagine many miles of isolated trails and old mining routes in the
mountains

- imagine all these trails starting, ending, or crossing through privately
owned land and thus not legal to the public

- imagine my "crowd" living on some of such land and having good rapport
with other owners of such land

- imagine riding and maintaining trails that don't exist to people who are
"familiar" with the local mountain trails

More clues available if necessary.

Not necessary as long as you're not poaching. I have no patience for
poachers.

CG

"Chris Glidden" wrote in message ws:TU5ld.135170

Not necessary as long as you're not poaching. I have no patience for
poachers.

CG

And boy, do we hate it when you get impatient

BBBWWWAAAHHHAAA

"Bob Rogers" wrote in message
...

"Chris Glidden" wrote in message
ws:TU5ld.135170

Not necessary as long as you're not poaching. I have no patience for
poachers.

CG

And boy, do we hate it when you get impatient

BBBWWWAAAHHHAAA


I bet you do. Anything else you'd care to say?

"TBF::." wrote in message ...
No, you want to stay and contradict anything I may have to say,
calling me a liar for eternity. Wait, that's already been archived in
Google...thanks.

JD

But JD, he just did to you what you attempt to do with everyone else who
participates in AMB, but doesn't ride where you ride or have a bike that's
worth more than your kid's education fund.

Oh yeah, he also made ya drop your pants and show us how lame you are, but
then, I at least, already knew that, LMAO.

Is English your first language?

JD