the old man must have let him sneak on before homework and chores!
How you like that new bike 45?
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the old man must have let him sneak on before homework and chores!
How you like that new bike 45?
Morn' X, Sawyer, and whoever else is awake!!
Oh yeah, I'm at work.
Anyone in the Bonners area hittin' up the motox on Sat.?
So, are we having a fall BBQ this year?
Oh yeah, I'm at work.
Anyone in the Bonners area hittin' up the motox on Sat.?
So, are we having a fall BBQ this year?
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Hardass.....Nice talking to you. You made me proud when you said, "Oh, your that guy."
I love being that guy. LOL
Unfortunately my wife doesn't agree with me on that.
I'll let you know when I am sneaking over your way this year.
I love being that guy. LOL
Unfortunately my wife doesn't agree with me on that.
I'll let you know when I am sneaking over your way this year.
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SilverGriz
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Hardass...good hanging with you at the show. Can't wait to hit the snow. I would love to come over and check out where you and JOP hang out.
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agent orange
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Yes we have to party again I had a great time. No, I didn't have the best luck with my delivery on using the monstdoms. lol. say hi to your wife for me.Hey Agent Oarnge the wife said you were a blast at the show and party Wants to do it again. Did you ever use the monstdoms?
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NITROSKIDUDE
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Morrnin all
Well the boy woke up with a 102 temp. headin to the doc. Found out that there has been a reported confirmed case of swin flew in the infant room, greatttttt.
Have a good day.
Well the boy woke up with a 102 temp. headin to the doc. Found out that there has been a reported confirmed case of swin flew in the infant room, greatttttt.
Have a good day.
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whittaker727
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You can ride over with me anytime Andy. Oh, by the way....Texas sucks! We had one hell of a lightning storm last night though. Weather man said over 500 stikes from one storm.
Whoa there Nitro that sounds half serious, hope he's doin better real soon.
Awesome job on the film/premiere Tom, I bet a lot of people were introduced to backcountry riding that night.
Saw 20-25 shooting stars in about 4 hours last night. Montana is awesome.
Awesome job on the film/premiere Tom, I bet a lot of people were introduced to backcountry riding that night.
Saw 20-25 shooting stars in about 4 hours last night. Montana is awesome.
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FYI for anyone wanting to go to Canada. I thought I would re-post this
DUI Record can keep you barred from Canada
Posted: Sep 22, 2009 3:24 AM PDT Updated: Sep 22, 2009 3:24 AM PDT
SPOKANE, Wash.- There are three ways to get admitted into Canada once you've been convicted of a DUI. But you have to be prepared for lots of hassles, paperwork, fees and months of waiting for the Canadian bureaucracy to process your application.
1. If the completion of your DUI sentence is less than 5 years old, the only way to get into Canada is with a temporary resident permit, which costs $200 Canadian. (Having had your DUI knocked down from a gross misdemeanor to negligent or reckless driving can still prevent you from going to Canada.)
Before driving to the border, you can click on the Seattle Canadian Consulate Web site at www.canadainternational.gc.ca/seattle.
You can download an application for a temporary visit and either mail it in or bring it in person.
2. If you completed your DUI sentence more than five years ago, you can apply for Approval of Rehabilitation. The nonrefundable fee is either $200 or $1,000 (Canadian), depending on the seriousness of your crime.
The Canadians want proof "that you have a stable lifestyle and that it is unlikely that you will be involved in any further criminal activity."
It involves considerable paperwork. You will need to provide your FBI file. You will need to provide a "police certificate" of criminal history, if any, from every state in which you lived more than six months since age 18. You will need to explain each offense. You will have to provide dates and all your home addresses and places of employment since age 18. Processing time can take a year or more.
3. If you have had only one DUI, and sentencing was completed more than 10 years ago, you can drive to the border with basically the paperwork for the Approval of Rehabilitation.
A border officer can approve you on the spot, at no charge, and that past DUI will no longer be a problem when crossing the border
Best policy........Don't drink and drive.
DUI Record can keep you barred from Canada
Posted: Sep 22, 2009 3:24 AM PDT Updated: Sep 22, 2009 3:24 AM PDT
SPOKANE, Wash.- There are three ways to get admitted into Canada once you've been convicted of a DUI. But you have to be prepared for lots of hassles, paperwork, fees and months of waiting for the Canadian bureaucracy to process your application.
1. If the completion of your DUI sentence is less than 5 years old, the only way to get into Canada is with a temporary resident permit, which costs $200 Canadian. (Having had your DUI knocked down from a gross misdemeanor to negligent or reckless driving can still prevent you from going to Canada.)
Before driving to the border, you can click on the Seattle Canadian Consulate Web site at www.canadainternational.gc.ca/seattle.
You can download an application for a temporary visit and either mail it in or bring it in person.
2. If you completed your DUI sentence more than five years ago, you can apply for Approval of Rehabilitation. The nonrefundable fee is either $200 or $1,000 (Canadian), depending on the seriousness of your crime.
The Canadians want proof "that you have a stable lifestyle and that it is unlikely that you will be involved in any further criminal activity."
It involves considerable paperwork. You will need to provide your FBI file. You will need to provide a "police certificate" of criminal history, if any, from every state in which you lived more than six months since age 18. You will need to explain each offense. You will have to provide dates and all your home addresses and places of employment since age 18. Processing time can take a year or more.
3. If you have had only one DUI, and sentencing was completed more than 10 years ago, you can drive to the border with basically the paperwork for the Approval of Rehabilitation.
A border officer can approve you on the spot, at no charge, and that past DUI will no longer be a problem when crossing the border
Best policy........Don't drink and drive.
Nitro......I pray that your little protege is all right. The pig flu has me a little scared for my boy.
Andy....Thanks for the beers, I owe you.
Andy....Thanks for the beers, I owe you.
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SilverGriz
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My pleasure Reese...we need to make another run to Fish Creek and the Montana State Bar this year!
Sawyer...are you sure it wasn't just the 18 Budweisers and the hot little lady accompanying you that got you all fired up?
Sawyer...are you sure it wasn't just the 18 Budweisers and the hot little lady accompanying you that got you all fired up?
Hey Larry, if you think about it see if you got some 03 needles.
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jaysonfreerider
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So thats who Sawyer is....i noticed someone at a table that had about 18 budweisers in front of him. hahahaha
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