Bring Some Fries or Tater Tots
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wheatonFJR
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Definitely tater tots, no question.
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Scott_in_TX
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Tater Tots??!
I thought you were talking about Harleys for a minute.
I thought you were talking about Harleys for a minute.
Plan C:
NC greasy, slimy, deep fried tater wedges. About 35 mins. <-- that way. Best in the state!!
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We've had a few of those tip-overs locally too. It's getting hard to avoid all of them.
NC greasy, slimy, deep fried tater wedges. About 35 mins. <-- that way. Best in the state!!
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We've had a few of those tip-overs locally too. It's getting hard to avoid all of them.
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rushes
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That's a slippery slope....
Bring kitty litter!
Bring kitty litter!
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Niehart
Pie Smuggler
I like that little Flesher Pass road. It's kind of out of the way and I forget about it.
As our friend Cole said on page 444 of his Motorcycling Montana book, "Flesher Pass, one of the best. This section is made for low-gear, high-RPM running with the tires on the edges of their contact patches".
I miss Cole and love the book.
And now back to your regular scheduled program.
As our friend Cole said on page 444 of his Motorcycling Montana book, "Flesher Pass, one of the best. This section is made for low-gear, high-RPM running with the tires on the edges of their contact patches".
I miss Cole and love the book.
And now back to your regular scheduled program.
SacramentoMike
Not Safe For Work
Riding north out of Portland a few years ago, right where the Colombia River separates OR from WA, there's a very long (maybe a mile) bridge with a very steep entry ramp. Seems like there's construction on the bridge most times I go that way. So this time, we came to the steepest part of the ramp and had to stop for the flagman. I don't know if it was the smell or what, but something made me look down. Somebody had been transporting a load of fish guts and heads and all the crap they throw away after the cleaning's done. Maybe somebody buys it for cat food or something. But a barrel of it must have gone over the tailgate and we were stopped in the middle of a big pool of that stinky, slippery ****.
But at least there wasn't 30,000 pounds of it.
But at least there wasn't 30,000 pounds of it.
airboss
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Oldie, but still the best Crash of all time.
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