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3-22-10 SNEAL PEEK ALL BRANDS

WTF is "Sneal"??????

A sneal is not quite a snack, nor is it quite a meal. A sneal lies somewhere in between the two, and snealing is most commonly practiced by college students. When confronted with the question of what the healthiest methods of eating are, it has been said that regular "snealing" is more beneficial to the individual than regular "mealing." A sneal, in most cases, is equivalent to 2/3 of a meal (This also means that 2 sneals equals roughly 1 1/3 meals).
To date, the most common snealing plan involves a regular breakfast, a regular lunch, and two sneals in the evening (one typically at 5 p.m., the other typically at 8 p.m.). Though the average "snealer" eats two sneals a day, it is quite possible, and perhaps more beneficial, to eat three in a single day to support the growing minds of college students.
Another part of the sneal involves 2 - 8 oz. glasses of the choice beverage. Though milk is encouraged to be at least one of these drinks, it is not absolutely necessary for a healthy sneal.


Hope that helps Spencer.


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A sneal is not quite a snack, nor is it quite a meal. A sneal lies somewhere in between the two, and snealing is most commonly practiced by college students. When confronted with the question of what the healthiest methods of eating are, it has been said that regular "snealing" is more beneficial to the individual than regular "mealing." A sneal, in most cases, is equivalent to 2/3 of a meal (This also means that 2 sneals equals roughly 1 1/3 meals).
To date, the most common snealing plan involves a regular breakfast, a regular lunch, and two sneals in the evening (one typically at 5 p.m., the other typically at 8 p.m.). Though the average "snealer" eats two sneals a day, it is quite possible, and perhaps more beneficial, to eat three in a single day to support the growing minds of college students.
Another part of the sneal involves 2 - 8 oz. glasses of the choice beverage. Though milk is encouraged to be at least one of these drinks, it is not absolutely necessary for a healthy sneal.


Hope that helps Spencer.


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Thats a great answer Ron. Those meds your on from MEHICO are no doubt impressive! I definately know that I would want you on my team in BALDERDASH! I dont think Ive laughed that hard for sometime!:kev:
 
A sneal is not quite a snack, nor is it quite a meal. A sneal lies somewhere in between the two, and snealing is most commonly practiced by college students. When confronted with the question of what the healthiest methods of eating are, it has been said that regular "snealing" is more beneficial to the individual than regular "mealing." A sneal, in most cases, is equivalent to 2/3 of a meal (This also means that 2 sneals equals roughly 1 1/3 meals).
To date, the most common snealing plan involves a regular breakfast, a regular lunch, and two sneals in the evening (one typically at 5 p.m., the other typically at 8 p.m.). Though the average "snealer" eats two sneals a day, it is quite possible, and perhaps more beneficial, to eat three in a single day to support the growing minds of college students.
Another part of the sneal involves 2 - 8 oz. glasses of the choice beverage. Though milk is encouraged to be at least one of these drinks, it is not absolutely necessary for a healthy sneal.


Hope that helps Spencer.

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A sneal is not quite a snack, nor is it quite a meal. A sneal lies somewhere in between the two, and snealing is most commonly practiced by college students. When confronted with the question of what the healthiest methods of eating are, it has been said that regular "snealing" is more beneficial to the individual than regular "mealing." A sneal, in most cases, is equivalent to 2/3 of a meal (This also means that 2 sneals equals roughly 1 1/3 meals).
To date, the most common snealing plan involves a regular breakfast, a regular lunch, and two sneals in the evening (one typically at 5 p.m., the other typically at 8 p.m.). Though the average "snealer" eats two sneals a day, it is quite possible, and perhaps more beneficial, to eat three in a single day to support the growing minds of college students.
Another part of the sneal involves 2 - 8 oz. glasses of the choice beverage. Though milk is encouraged to be at least one of these drinks, it is not absolutely necessary for a healthy sneal.


Hope that helps Spencer.


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LMAO! That is some good stuff right there.
 
I stopped by for a quick tour..

Did anyone else feel bad for the Yamaha booth guys - there was hardly a SOUL in that corner of the world! LOL!

Buzz was on the POL side for sure. Good to see some peeps and see a Pro-RMK up close. What I have called "bat-wings" on my XP don't hold a candle to the "bat -wing" side panels on the PRO! Hope one of those doesn't open up on you at 50 mph:face-icon-small-sho


I did like the new intake setup on the 2011 XPs. While I never seem to have any issues, that intake just makes sense!
 
A sneal is not quite a snack, nor is it quite a meal. A sneal lies somewhere in between the two, and snealing is most commonly practiced by college students. When confronted with the question of what the healthiest methods of eating are, it has been said that regular "snealing" is more beneficial to the individual than regular "mealing." A sneal, in most cases, is equivalent to 2/3 of a meal (This also means that 2 sneals equals roughly 1 1/3 meals).
To date, the most common snealing plan involves a regular breakfast, a regular lunch, and two sneals in the evening (one typically at 5 p.m., the other typically at 8 p.m.). Though the average "snealer" eats two sneals a day, it is quite possible, and perhaps more beneficial, to eat three in a single day to support the growing minds of college students.
Another part of the sneal involves 2 - 8 oz. glasses of the choice beverage. Though milk is encouraged to be at least one of these drinks, it is not absolutely necessary for a healthy sneal.


Hope that helps Spencer.


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Oh dear............. I didn't even know the hub was in here with his grammer check for the day. Nice one!!!
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Take aways from the peek

Jumping on the three mountain sleds I found the M's and the '11 Summit easiest to pull up on their side. The new narrow ski stance may really make the XP better on the sidehill. I was surprised that the RMK Pro felt so heavy when standing on the running board and pulling it by the bars…

I asked about dealers being able to change the fuel curves on the E-Tek and was told dealer software they’ve seen doesn’t allow any change.. so even changing a can could screw up your fuel curve.. I was also told that Boondockers has been working on a 600 E-Tec turbo with plans for a 800 E-Tec unit and has a plan for a E-Tek fuel injection control box.. (as far as I know that really is a wild A$$ rumor…)

What’s with the carbon fiber wrap for the rear bumper on the RMK PRO? Who's going to want to have to tow a broken sled home with that, or have anyone follow close? There is a aluminum bar inside the CF cover but the cover is going to cost a stupid amount to replace when it gets broken… did anyone else notice one of the covers was already damaged on a demo sled?

From the front does the new RMK look like the ’03 REV to anyone else ?

Summit has new air intakes and a new engine – but Cat claims the new E-TEC isn’t 2012 EPA compliant and that on the dyno at their factory the E-TEC isn’t any stronger then the 2010 engine. The Cat rep also said that their 800 is cleaner then either Poo or Doo but none of them will pass EPA testing in 2012.

Both Cat and Poo claimed they will have big engine fuel control changes in 2012 and when asked about the M chassis being the oldest on the snow the Cat guy admitted they will have a new chassis in 2012.. They may have electric start then as well. Asked directly about Cat and Poo going to a direct injection system like the one made my Orbital (rumor from SnoTech) both shut right up.. words like Top Secret were all I heard after that.

About Cat’s new green… Like baby crap after bottled peas… Why didn’t that go with International Rescue Green like a crash truck at a airport??
 
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