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19stang66

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My family, friends, and I love to snowmobile (I bought my own "03 600 XC SP last year but now I get to sell her this year for college $$). My family is Polaris faithful and we own 5 sleds for some reason. Here is the only pic i could find of last year, my friend Trav's 03 Firecat F7 and my pretty blue 600
 

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There are some great pictures here! Lman, that is hilarious!

Since there has been over 200 views and only a small amount of contributors I must assume that people are aprehensive about putting photos of themselves on the net. I'll be the first to admit that I am one of them, hence there is never an identifiable person in any of my attatchments including the photo I started this whole thread off with.

Well, I guess I'll have to play fair if I want to encourage others to. So here's the first pic of me on the web ever!
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Flying over the Fraser River enroute to Vancouver....




And here is one of me and my son at a "Run, Walk and Roll" fundraiser for The Centre for Child Developement. He gets all of his physical, occupational and speach therapies from this great facility so my family has been helping us raise money for the annual event for the past 3 years now. I pushed him in his stroller for the whole 5 km and he walked the last 100 metres.

 

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65stanger

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bnickel said:
don't forget keeper of the closet key
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and friend to all things fuzzy!

btw......I meant to komment earlier "krash", how does a pilot come up with a moniker like that?
 

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65stanger said:
btw......I meant to komment earlier "krash", how does a pilot come up with a moniker like that?
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I was given that name back in high school when I was hit on my 15 speed on a highway by an '82 Cadillac Fleetwood doing 70 kmh. It was my fault and it almost killed me. Been Adam "Krash" Kendall ever since! It was even on the sleeve of my grad jacket!
 

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krash kendall said:
I was given that name back in high school when I was hit on my 15 speed on a highway by an '82 Cadillac Fleetwood doing 70 kmh. It was my fault and it almost killed me. Been Adam "Krash" Kendall ever since! It was even on the sleeve of my grad jacket!
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OUCH! Glad to hear you survived!
 

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I should add that was seventeen years ago now! It was a couple weeks before my 15th birthday so my dad bought me a new bike - chromoly frame this time - which made up for the hospital stay!
 

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Oh, and when the ambulance picked me up, I really was lying in the gutter! No joke!
 

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65stanger said:
and friend to all things fuzzy!
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And all things scaly . . . (another hobby is fish keeping. Lately I've been consolidating so I'm down to 4 aquariums and a pond. A total of about 40 fish)


I also crochet . . .


And I play bass clarinet & clarinet (used to play sax too, but it's been years since I picked one up). I was in marching band all through highschool & college (yeah, yeah, "This one time at band camp . . ." )


-Chelle
 

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scaly,fuzzy, and wet

3 ponds here, we dug the ponds to try and stop our yard from just being one big one when it rains




3 fishes tanks. on the top is fresh water, middle is a new reef tank, and the bottom is cichlids................the reef tank is only about a mount old and we just lost a fire angel to ick......we are really hoping that we don't lose anything else........before we get the tank establihed.......expense wise it is about the same as fixin up the stang............LOL.............rocks go for 8 buck a pound





3 dogs.........we used to have saints..........i always regret not getting a pic with a keg around his neck




and finally i'd like to buy y'all a cold one

 

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65stanger

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krash kendall said:
Oh, and when the ambulance picked me up, I really was lying in the gutter! No joke!
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Damn........wish I'd known that to get a new bike all you had to do was have a near fatal wreck on the old one just before your birthday ~30 years ago (a few months before MY 15th B-day!)

t_chelle16 said:
And I play bass clarinet & clarinet (used to play sax too, but it's been years since I picked one up). I was in marching band all through highschool & college (yeah, yeah, "This one time at band camp . . ." )
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Is it true that with orchestras, when a musician has enough problems and seems to be beyond remediation, they take away his/her instrument, give them two sticks and make them a drummer???......And if that doesn't help, they take away one of the sticks and make them a conductor???
 

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65stanger said:
Is it true that with orchestras, when a musician has enough problems and seems to be beyond remediation, they take away his/her instrument, give them two sticks and make them a drummer???......And if that doesn't help, they take away one of the sticks and make them a conductor???
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LOL. I hadn't heard that one before. But it really is true that percussionists will never admit to losing their music until they're caught faking the part.

-Chelle
 

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mudbilly said:
the reef tank is only about a mount old and we just lost a fire angel to ick......we are really hoping that we don't lose anything else........before we get the tank establihed.......expense wise it is about the same as fixin up the stang............LOL.............rocks go for 8 buck a pound
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Yup, that's why I stick with freshwater. My 55 has african cichlids and they're almost as colorful as saltwater fish but less work and cheaper. I don't think I've spent more than $15 - $20 decorating any of my tanks (except maybe the 75, because of the driftwood).
There's pics of my tanks & fish here: http://chelle.mine.nu/fishpage/

-Chelle
 

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When I'm not playing with the Mustang, I like to take in Motorcycle Riding. Here's a photo of the Harley on the ferry bound for Seattle.
 

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Um, fuzzy, don't you drive a Caddy?

I too am a motorcycle rider, I've restored two Honda Nighthawks, nothing better than a fun ride in the country.
 

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chepsk8 said:
Um, fuzzy, don't you drive a Caddy?
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Wow! Circle of Life! Seventeen years go by and we cross paths again (only at a much safer distance)!
 

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Hey Chelle and Mudbilly,

My buddy and I put alot of work into our fish as well!

Fresh Fraser River Spring salmon caught off my buddies boat
brined in brown sugar and coarse salt...

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Then smoked with cherry and alder wood
for a few days in our home made smoke house...

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LOL. I've seen tilapia at the grocery store that were smaller than my oscar.

-Chelle
 

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Well, as mentioned in the "other thread"; I don't have any pics from Vegas that included me -'cause those were the ones that went into the cameras' "bit buckets" (at least I hope I got rid all the incriminating ones! ); but then again, I don't know if I got to everybody's cameras I'll have to dig around and see if I have that picture of my "1 horsepower desert-runner".

Okay, here it is.....
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Nope, I'm not in that one either! My son Matthew wanted to hang onto Zetos; so I got the camera detail!
 

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I play with fire:

Try to find good Tequilla, Not Cuervo

And generally make an ass of myself on a daily basis.



~Critter
 

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krash kendall said:
Hey Chelle and Mudbilly,

My buddy and I put alot of work into our fish as well!

Fresh Fraser River Spring salmon caught off my buddies boat
brined in brown sugar and coarse salt...

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Then smoked with cherry and alder wood
for a few days in our home made smoke house...

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Mmmmmmmmm..................Smoked Salmon!..................
 
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