AZ BS Thread 4²0

Now he just needs to experience another mans dong, and he will fully get you finally.

And also, those new ones are killer for sure, any reason he chose the raptor over a Trx? I mean these both start getting up there in price to where it becomes some blurred lines of decisions.

 

Trx

 

That raptor must shred. the little ecoboost we have kicks butt

 

Mmmmmmm parts back from REM polishing and cryo treatment. Ready for Zuk to build the front diff for me to pick up this weekend.

 

2nd this. I love my Ram Limited, can't imagine what a TRX is like.

 

It’s like your ram limited but 17x better...probably

 

You are probably 100% correct.

 

He is just a ford guy and always wanted a raptor. That was the decision behind it.

And BTW

 

Thats cool. And yeah wasnt a fan of the 335I i owned. Never again

 

It does. I got to rip it around the beach up in Oregon. Was really surprised about it.

 

Had two friends go through this, they enjoyed it.

One of them got a little cocky when he got back home to his own Raptor.

Luckily it survived and still hauls ass to this day.............

Untitled by Michael Rickerd, on Flickr

 

Damn he got lucky! Yeah those classes will do that to you. Even look at the motorcycle training courses. Guys go thru that then think they know everything and go crash cause they think their skills are fantastic after the fact.

 

The Dunning-Kruger effect kills.

I spoke with a skydive instructor once. He said the newbies are generally safe because they know their limitations, don't takes risks, and follow the rules. (I forget how many jumps).
But a certain point people get enough jumps to get comfortable and take more risk, but they aren't experts. These are the people who die. Then the risk goes down after a certain point and the veterans are usually pretty safe.

 

Except for Ivan McGuire. Over 800 jumps. Was filming people skydiving by jumping out just ahead of them. Way back in the 80's.

Forgot his parachute by mistakenly putting on a backpack.

His final video is online if you care to look.

Mistakes of all types happen to folks of all types. Do your best to be vigilant.

 

Damn that's sad. Sadly there are outliers for all things. Your last sentence is dead on.

 

I didnt know it had a name. And yeah it cn happen to anyone when you get complacent. Just always stay on your toes. It happened to me when I first stated riding street bikes. Thought I was better than I was and went down. Now in my older age and after allot more time riding I have calmed down. I still ride fast but crazy at times but I have actually spent the time learning where my current limitations are.

 

Learning where your level of talent exists and then pushing to learn more is a very dangerous place to live. Do it on the track. Then apply to the street. Ive had my fair share of " damn that was close"

 

Your statement is pretty dead on, it's just always extra shocking when someone like David Shaw, arguably one of the best cave divers on the planet, dies trying to recover the body of an absolute amateur, Deon Dreyer, at 892 ft below the surface.

 

Yes sir. It is a very dangerous area to live. But even learning on a track gives people that confidence and fucks them. Think they can go fast cause they are fast on the track but then throw into the mix cars and pedestrians etc etc and its apples to oranges. Shit thats why allot of people that ride track wont even ride street.


And how you been dude? Still like the new crib?

 

I call bullshit, I have heard of your adventures up and down the Mountain.