Northwestern Wisconsin Camping, Fishing, Trail Riding, and other fun stuff. Just bring bail money!

Yes, exactly, lol!

 

Stupid FB.

 

I avoided it for years, and then I joined accidentally (I thought I had only signed up for messenger). It's not bad if you are good at scrolling past the stupid stuff.

There's an active off-road recovery group that ended up helping me test out my mud tires a few years ago

It can be good for networking and getting opinions or recommendations on products and services.

But, it's definitely filled with a lot of stupid BS and bickering. As opinionated and argumentative as I am, I'm generally pretty good at just scrolling past stuff that I don't like.

 

It's like any new tech, used right, it can be good, or it can be a disaster if you let yourself get sucked down the rabbit holes.

 

Yup, exactly!

 

I used it for many years.
I got tired of having to post links and proof or what have you to validate what I'm saying is true.
God forbid somebody just plain knows things.

 

Prove it...

 

I had one for a couple years back around when you had to have a college email to sign up. Now it’s been deleted for about 15 years.

 

That seems like an issue on any social media. People always want others to do their homework for them.

I try not to argue things without confirming them myself. But, as you may have noticed, sometimes I talk out of my ass and then correct myself later.

 

Source: trust me bro I feel that pain

 

Me neither.

I have Facebook. I just follow a few groups. I have no friends.

I never noticed.

 

Yea? Picking up your 4th gen today?

 

Internet strangers make better friends.
They don't always bug ya to do stuff....or help them move.....or change their brakes....

 

This ad in ISOC racings summer program is what leaned me toward the Geolandar.
If you like Offroad racing they have a circuit throughout WI, MN, MI.
Checkout champoffroad.com for schedule of events.

 

Can confirm, Geolanders are excellent tires

 

+1 for Geolandars. I had the G015's on my '03 4Runner, and actually had the H/T's before that (no off-road shenanigans back then).

And, the MT's have been holding up well. I'm actually quite impressed with the tread wear so far.

 

I know I complained about my X-AT'S on wet pavement but after 5k miles on them they're riding much better.
Had to break them in, I guess.

 

Huh...never heard of it.