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maybe where you reside... around here, very seldom. only one of my local riding buddies can hit the trail from his house... because the trail goes through his dad's adjacent property. the neighborhood I grew up in back then was 38 homes, two huge farms and undeveloped woods. the same neighborhood today has over 400 homes in it and not an acre of farmland.

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you tell em killa...

I find it ironically funny and was just reminiscing a bit, relax Jag man. BOY, did we ever get SNOW back then as well... unlike today with all the woke global warming and having these pricey high tech snowmobiles sitting idle in our garages and trailers. when I was a kid we'd have been out slaying the fresh four inches of snow we received last night through the neighborhood ten minutes after getting off the school bus. today... very few places a kid can do that.

vIctims and lovers of outrage politics... he's with certainly the man for you.

+ victim complex

may cause diarrhea, vomiting and dry lips

I was 12 and wanted that JD Liquifier BAD but our Citation SS was still pretty good in the woods for a twelve year old what's funny thinking back is the amount of miles of trails we had as kids through private property in the woods, fields and often right through neighbors yards. it was actually kinda rare to go riding on the 'groomed snowmobile trails'. how we did all that without mountain sleds on small lug short track sleds is just baffling.

The United States as a whole has “over $1.1 trillion in credit card debt, over $1.6 trillion in auto loan debt and a few hundred billion dollars in personal-loan debt,” per WalletHub. “Our collective auto loan debt went from around $1.1 trillion to over $1.6 trillion just since 2012, a 50% increase in a decade.” People in some states are swiping their credit cards and going into more consumer debt than people in others. Reynolds added that he believes consumers see credit cards as not spending real money and that stimulus checks during the pandemic gave people more spending money they weren’t used to having, causing them to fall into a pattern of overspending: “That detachment makes people feel less pain or stress when they use credit. It doesn’t feel like they’re spending real money. ... I think a lot of people got used to spending cash they didn’t otherwise have. They got into patterns that involved a higher level of spending that they’re now using debt for.” https://www.deseret.com/2024/2/12/24070887/americas-national-debt-consumer-spending-states-most-debt-economy

https://snowgoer.com/news/flashback-1982-old-snowmobile-ads-tell-their-own-stories/32225/

like we have anything better to do... FSGF is a cesspool...

fuck belt drive... when there's hydrostatic

is there a dealer locator app or QR code to get it installed?

https://www.freedomsledder.com/index.php?/topic/63360-love-it-or-leave-it/

sorry you can't go riding... here's some playing cards to occupy your time. surprised Polaris hasn't given all their customers Monopoly games with all the stop rides and stop sales as those poor fuckers have way more time on their hands. TextronCat also provided a fun game of 'dial in the clutching yourself' though, so there's that.

I know how it works, or it's supposed to work as a very good friend was in charge of the entire program for a big farm. how about prosecuting those who hire and pay illegals off the books... which we all know is prevalent. in fact, maybe we should deport them as well. 💡

you 💕 your mother

good one you support a fraudulent lying criminal

who's going to pick my lettuce... fat, lazy and entitled Americans? get real...