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The sun is setting on a fantastic Memorial Day Weekend

I have a 2016 ZR 6000 Limited 137, the wife has a 2015 ZR 6000 LXR, I also have some older sleds, 94 ZR 700, 76 Pantera 5000, 75 Pantera 340, and 71 Panther 760 with Montana pipes

Classic New England scene.

Well, would you look at this! Why don't we start with something easy to lead off the sled forum SO, a little show and tell about your current "flavor"? Mine: 2013 800 RR with 22/48 gears, BMP stage two full Team Tied Clutch with custom helix and Goldstar weights. Heavy springs designed to go from 30-70 from corner to corner whilst you knock bark off the trees.

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We did a nice 500 km loop today. Perfect weather, a few clouds and 30c or 86f, slight breeze. Riding with the father in law, the wife and a buddy on wed. Buddy is picking up a new trailer to tow behind his gold wing.

First sled I owned 1977 Polaris SS 340, first sled I drove was a 64 Skidoo back in 1965 or 66

Only 2 in one year? Is that a record for you

I'm the oldest of seven, it was nerve racking for me and wife raising three boys how my Mom and Dad raised three boys and four girls without a nervous breakdown is commendable.

Ummmmm.......yeah you got me there.....

Awesome....thanks!

Will do. The Weber Kettle is a great grill to have. It not only does a good job grilling (high heat direct cooking), it also works great for BBQ / Smoking (low heat offset cooking). I was bored a while ago so I started a BBQ blog. Only one post so far, but I've got a few more planned, including chicken thighs. Here's my first post doing St Louis Style Ribs on the Kettle http://backwoods-bbq.com/

I had just never seen it done before...I have a Weber Kettle so do you mind giving the cliff notes on how you did those thighs?

Chicken thighs and potato on the kettle

Two 2015 Cat ZR 7000 El Tigre.

Got a later start than I had planned because of a passing Thunderstorm. Sun is back out now, time to cook some chicken

Luke 7 years old

You would think that the containment of a gorilla enclosure wouldn't be accessible by a 4 year old in a few seconds time

I found this pic of me and that 440 Panther on Arctic Insider LOL http://forum.arcticinsider.com/index.php?/topic/682-arctic-cat-of-the-day/page__st__160

Stuff happens fast with kids, we were at the Wisconsin State Fair when the kids were young and I was holding two of the boys by the hand when the sister in law asked me for some cash, in the time I pulled my cash out of my left front pocket and peeled a bill off my oldest who was about 5 at the time disappeared, we found him a few minutes later coming off a ride that he wasn't tall enough to be on LOL It was a terrifying few minutes for sure. Witness's in this gorilla case said the Mom had a few kids and that they had her distracted, life isn't perfect.

I agree if that's what he meant. I was just assuming it was more along the lines of what I posted. Soldiers don't usually get the choice to be in an active war zone or not. They can however choose a profession (job) within in a less active branch and/or unit that can keep them out of harms way. Side: I agree with "Axys1". This started off weirdly but it wouldn't hurt to maybe clean it up just a tad if only for the day.

Parents need to be held accountable and pay for their actions, or lack of

Put a brisket on at around 6 this morning, it's chugging right along. Smells good.

"Marlin Perkins". HOLEEEEE SHIIIT!!!!!! Great. More "Black live matter" protesters coming. Seriously though, just sad and unnecessary. Rounds two and three should have been "inserted" into the parents in a reverse natural selection correction. Darwin would approve.

A couple of regular Marlin Perkins we got here.

No clouds, no fog, no rain!

One evening a husband, thinking he was being funny, said to his wife, 'Perhaps we should start washing your clothes in 'Slim Fast'. Maybe it would take a few inches off of your butt!' His wife was not amused, and decided that she simply couldn't let such a comment go unrewarded. The next morning the husband took a pair of underwear out of his drawer. 'What the heck is this?' he said to himself as a little 'dust' cloud appeared when he shook them out. 'Cathy', he hollered into the bathroom, 'Why did you put talcum powder in my underwear?' She replied with a snicker. 'It's not talcum powder; it's 'Miracle Grow'!

It's called Internet bravery IMO. People get brave when they know there is no consequences

This was taken at a used car dealers here on PEI.

Those XC700's are still a nice looking sled

the Char Griller and Weber are for casual bbq'ing other big unit for when we get serious

A also think the vets deserve better services/treatment when they get out-retire from service. It's shameful sometimes what I read.

I've heard you guys talk about the reverse sear method....so you have a couple different set ups....one for the smoking/cooking and another for searing...nice.