Vail Trails

Ride-A-Lot said:

I am aware of Two Elks but has anyone ridden Grand Traverse / Cougar
Mountain trail? I'm looking for a good 20+ miler last week of July.

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Make that Cougar Ridge.

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I am aware of Two Elks but has anyone ridden Grand Traverse / Cougar
Mountain trail? I'm looking for a good 20+ miler last week of July.

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From sea level to 12,000 ft? Sounds like a medical miracle to me. Bring
lots of friends and ride the real comando run.

TJ
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I am aware of Two Elks but has anyone ridden Grand Traverse / Cougar
Mountain trail? I'm looking for a good 20+ miler last week of July.

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From sea level to 12,000 ft? Sounds like a medical miracle to me. Bring
lots of friends and ride the real comando run.

TJ
www.gvii.net/hundtoft
www.fatboy.s5.com

I do this every year. I'm out there for work and get a day or two to
play. I've done the DH stuff, and I don't have an interest in that
anymore. I can handle the altitude adjustment. I did the Kokopelli one
day after landing. No breathing problems.

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I am aware of Two Elks but has anyone ridden Grand Traverse / Cougar
Mountain trail? I'm looking for a good 20+ miler last week of July.

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From sea level to 12,000 ft? Sounds like a medical miracle to me.

Bring

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lots of friends and ride the real comando run.

TJ
www.gvii.net/hundtoft
www.fatboy.s5.com

I do this every year. I'm out there for work and get a day or two to
play. I've done the DH stuff, and I don't have an interest in that
anymore. I can handle the altitude adjustment. I did the Kokopelli one
day after landing. No breathing problems.

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You should do the comando run then. Remember to prevent H.A.F.E. use Deet.
Bring a needle for you pericardial tamponade. (sp)

TJ

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>I am aware of Two Elks but has anyone ridden Grand Traverse / Cougar
>Mountain trail? I'm looking for a good 20+ miler last week of July.
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From sea level to 12,000 ft? Sounds like a medical miracle to me.

Bring

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lots of friends and ride the real comando run.

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I do this every year. I'm out there for work and get a day or two to
play. I've done the DH stuff, and I don't have an interest in that
anymore. I can handle the altitude adjustment. I did the Kokopelli one
day after landing. No breathing problems.

Yeah, if I got shuttled up the Dewey climb, I'd have no breathing
problems either. You didn't do the Kokopelli if you didn't ride the
whole route.

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You should do the comando run then. Remember to prevent H.A.F.E. use Deet.
Bring a needle for you pericardial tamponade. (sp)

Yeah, he should. Though I have a feeling that his version of HAFE
comes in the form of halitosis because of all of the [censored] he talks.

JD

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>>I am aware of Two Elks but has anyone ridden Grand Traverse / Cougar
>>Mountain trail? I'm looking for a good 20+ miler last week of July.
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>From sea level to 12,000 ft? Sounds like a medical miracle to me.

Bring

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>lots of friends and ride the real comando run.

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I do this every year. I'm out there for work and get a day or two to
play. I've done the DH stuff, and I don't have an interest in that
anymore. I can handle the altitude adjustment. I did the Kokopelli one
day after landing. No breathing problems.

Yeah, if I got shuttled up the Dewey climb, I'd have no breathing
problems either. You didn't do the Kokopelli if you didn't ride the
whole route.

Onion Creek wasn't a half bad climb for someone from the "flatlands".
I'll take what I can get. As far as I am concerned, I did it and that
makes me happy. I don't have to impress anyone else other than myself.
You should understand that.

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You should do the comando run then. Remember to prevent H.A.F.E. use Deet.
Bring a needle for you pericardial tamponade. (sp)

Yeah, he should. Though I have a feeling that his version of HAFE
comes in the form of halitosis because of all of the [censored] he talks.

I was going to reply to this, but it just isn't worth my time or effort
on you, Jerome.

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Onion Creek wasn't a half bad climb for someone from the "flatlands".
I'll take what I can get. As far as I am concerned, I did it and that
makes me happy. I don't have to impress anyone else other than myself.
You should understand that.

Onion Creek isn't the Kokopelli Trail. Your flase claim that you rode
the Kokopelli Trail is just that, false. You may have ridden *on* the
Kokopelli Trail, but you did not *ride* it because you didn't ride all
of it. Anyone with half of a brain should be able to understand that.

JD

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Onion Creek wasn't a half bad climb for someone from the "flatlands".
I'll take what I can get. As far as I am concerned, I did it and that
makes me happy. I don't have to impress anyone else other than myself.
You should understand that.

Onion Creek isn't the Kokopelli Trail. Your flase claim that you rode
the Kokopelli Trail is just that, false. You may have ridden *on* the
Kokopelli Trail, but you did not *ride* it because you didn't ride all
of it. Anyone with half of a brain should be able to understand that.

JD

Either way, I am happy with what I accomplished.

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Onion Creek wasn't a half bad climb for someone from the "flatlands".
I'll take what I can get. As far as I am concerned, I did it and that
makes me happy. I don't have to impress anyone else other than myself.
You should understand that.

Onion Creek isn't the Kokopelli Trail. Your flase claim that you rode
the Kokopelli Trail is just that, false. You may have ridden *on* the
Kokopelli Trail, but you did not *ride* it because you didn't ride all
of it. Anyone with half of a brain should be able to understand that.

JD

Either way, I am happy with what I accomplished.

Why is JD humping you all the time?

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>Onion Creek wasn't a half bad climb for someone from the "flatlands".
>I'll take what I can get. As far as I am concerned, I did it and that
>makes me happy. I don't have to impress anyone else other than myself.
> You should understand that.

Onion Creek isn't the Kokopelli Trail. Your flase claim that you rode
the Kokopelli Trail is just that, false. You may have ridden *on* the
Kokopelli Trail, but you did not *ride* it because you didn't ride all
of it. Anyone with half of a brain should be able to understand that.

JD

Either way, I am happy with what I accomplished.

Why is JD humping you all the time?

Aw, I don't take it to heart. He's done that a lot to other people. I
actually find it quite amusing. I really would like to ride with him
one day. He knows some out of the way trails and is a very good rider.
Might even be able to teach me a few things. From what others have
told me, this is just his Internet persona.

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>>Onion Creek wasn't a half bad climb for someone from the "flatlands".
>>I'll take what I can get. As far as I am concerned, I did it and that
>>makes me happy. I don't have to impress anyone else other than myself.
>> You should understand that.
>
>
>Onion Creek isn't the Kokopelli Trail. Your flase claim that you rode
>the Kokopelli Trail is just that, false. You may have ridden *on* the
>Kokopelli Trail, but you did not *ride* it because you didn't ride all
>of it. Anyone with half of a brain should be able to understand that.
>
>JD

Either way, I am happy with what I accomplished.

Why is JD humping you all the time?

Aw, I don't take it to heart. He's done that a lot to other people. I
actually find it quite amusing. I really would like to ride with him
one day. He knows some out of the way trails and is a very good rider.
Might even be able to teach me a few things. From what others have
told me, this is just his Internet persona.

So why the facade?

There was a time when JD would actually email Webtv users asking them
not to forsake posting even though they were being belittled by some
regulars for improper nettiquet and posting via Webtv. I was one of those
who was emailed on several occasions asking me to stay and "join him"
(he was on webtv at the time). Now he does a complete 180 and it's
all in the name of having an "internet personna". It's getting as old
and repetitive as Mike V's ramblings.

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>JD wrote:
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>>Ride-A-Lot <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
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>>>Onion Creek wasn't a half bad climb for someone from the "flatlands".
>>>I'll take what I can get. As far as I am concerned, I did it and that
>>>makes me happy. I don't have to impress anyone else other than myself.
>>>You should understand that.
>>
>>
>>Onion Creek isn't the Kokopelli Trail. Your flase claim that you rode
>>the Kokopelli Trail is just that, false. You may have ridden *on* the
>>Kokopelli Trail, but you did not *ride* it because you didn't ride all
>>of it. Anyone with half of a brain should be able to understand that.
>>
>>JD
>
>Either way, I am happy with what I accomplished.

Why is JD humping you all the time?

Aw, I don't take it to heart. He's done that a lot to other people. I
actually find it quite amusing. I really would like to ride with him
one day. He knows some out of the way trails and is a very good rider.
Might even be able to teach me a few things. From what others have
told me, this is just his Internet persona.

So why the facade?

There was a time when JD would actually email Webtv users asking them
not to forsake posting even though they were being belittled by some
regulars for improper nettiquet and posting via Webtv. I was one of those
who was emailed on several occasions asking me to stay and "join him"
(he was on webtv at the time). Now he does a complete 180 and it's
all in the name of having an "internet personna". It's getting as old
and repetitive as Mike V's ramblings.

Well nobody is perfect and neither you nor him are on WebTV, so why not
end the bitterness. I learned long ago that some battles are just not
winnable, expecially on the Internet. This is a faceless and
personalityless mode of conversation. Anyone can be whomever they want
to be and you have no control over it. Why not just go with the flow
and occassionally learn a thing or two. Just throw out the retoric you
don't like.

I am not saying I agree with the way JD acts, but there is nothing you
can do about so life goes on.

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Why is JD humping you all the time?

Awwww, look...little ricky is jealous.

JD

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>>JD wrote:
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>>>Ride-A-Lot <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
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>>>>Onion Creek wasn't a half bad climb for someone from the "flatlands".
>>>>I'll take what I can get. As far as I am concerned, I did it and that
>>>>makes me happy. I don't have to impress anyone else other than myself.
>>>>You should understand that.
>>>
>>>
>>>Onion Creek isn't the Kokopelli Trail. Your flase claim that you rode
>>>the Kokopelli Trail is just that, false. You may have ridden *on* the
>>>Kokopelli Trail, but you did not *ride* it because you didn't ride all
>>>of it. Anyone with half of a brain should be able to understand that.
>>>
>>>JD
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>>Either way, I am happy with what I accomplished.
>
>
>Why is JD humping you all the time?

Aw, I don't take it to heart. He's done that a lot to other people. I
actually find it quite amusing. I really would like to ride with him
one day. He knows some out of the way trails and is a very good rider.
Might even be able to teach me a few things. From what others have
told me, this is just his Internet persona.

So why the facade?

There was a time when JD would actually email Webtv users asking them
not to forsake posting even though they were being belittled by some
regulars for improper nettiquet and posting via Webtv. I was one of those
who was emailed on several occasions asking me to stay and "join him"
(he was on webtv at the time). Now he does a complete 180 and it's
all in the name of having an "internet personna". It's getting as old
and repetitive as Mike V's ramblings.

Well nobody is perfect and neither you nor him are on WebTV, so why not
end the bitterness.

I apologized to JD before to end this [censored] but it seems he or his
internet personna will not let it go. I did my part. Must be some
macho thing.