ITRCA

itrsteez wrote:I took a few, I'll have them up in March.

I'l try and get mine up next November.

So I was driving home tonight from work and was really wanted to say this:

Thank you guys for coming out. It was pleasure seeing you guys and hanging out. I also want to give a huge thanks to Jack and Jenny for their food efforts. That was huge. I also want to thank everyone for helping out with my errands while I ran around Saturday prepping and buying a mattress set. Even more so, the friendships really shined through when everyone helped clean up Sunday morning after a mere few hours of sleep. That's an example of how great you guys really are.

I have to give the long distance award to Dave, Brad, and Nikki (spelling?). They left Tampa, FL at midnight Friday night after Dave had worked all week on a project up in ~CT. They all piled into some POS Honda and made the 10+ hour drive and got to Greenville about 10am Saturday. They left Greenville at 10am on Sunday. That's awesome.

Ironic that there's a Dave and Brad that get the long distance award and two others that get the no distance award.

CivicBeater wrote:

itrsteez wrote:I took a few, I'll have them up in March.

LOL. Myself and numerous coworkers are awaiting the video of Nate going through the doggy door.

Ohh geezuz!

These two are from my POS phone:

Taken sunday morning



This is Eriks thumb




There were more beers on the counter across from that one and in the garage... ahh good times

Four bags of beer and wine bottles. Don't worry, none will see a landfill. (One glass bottle takes ~1,000,000 years to decompose.)

Your dedication to recyling has inspired me.. I started a collection bin in my apt. today and I am planning to put a box for ppl on my floor of the apt. complex to put plastic bottles in by the trash chute

Be the change you want to see in the world right?

whatever you want to call it.. I just kind of feel bad for being such a douche to mother earth my whole life.

Its also nice to see someone so dedicated to doing something right. Not seen all that often now a days

coolhandluke wrote: (One glass bottle takes ~1,000,000 years to decompose.)

How long does it take if we throw them in the fire and the disappear in about an hour?

Crack dip!! The food was amazing, thank you Jack and Jenny

Bradstard wrote: How long does it take if we throw them in the fire and the disappear in about an hour?

An aluminum can takes ~500-700 years to decompose. So, assuming your ash ends up in the trash...lol

Little_Nolan wrote:....Its also nice to see someone so dedicated to doing something right. Not seen all that often now a days

You sir represent that statement as well. It's awesome to see someone so dedicated to law enforcement and the law.

Gracias Senor.. now on to more pics, I know there has to be some more out there!!!

Let me upload some from my phone.

Pictures from my phone:


Crackel Barrel breakfast:




Swapping OEM suspension onto the GS-R:

I just looked at the photos on my camera...there are a few that may be clear enough to post, but I didn't take any of these.

Lol only one I took.

Worth posting...lol

coolhandluke wrote:So I was driving home tonight from work and was really wanted to say this:

Thank you guys for coming out. It was pleasure seeing you guys and hanging out. I also want to give a huge thanks to Jack and Jenny for their food efforts. That was huge. I also want to thank everyone for helping out with my errands while I ran around Saturday prepping and buying a mattress set. Even more so, the friendships really shined through when everyone helped clean up Sunday morning after a mere few hours of sleep. That's an example of how great you guys really are.

I have to give the long distance award to Dave, Brad, and Niki (spelling corrected). They left Tampa, FL at midnight Friday night after Dave had worked all week on a project up in ~CT. They all piled into some POS Honda and made the 10+ hour drive and got to Greenville about 10am Saturday. They left Greenville at 10am on Sunday. That's awesome.

spending time with friends > the pain of a 10 hour drive in a POS honda with no cruise control

It's not like we live in Cali or something...

itr #1334 wrote:Lol only one I took.

HAHAHAHA poor Chris... he gets uncomfortable sleep spot of the night award for sure

I believe i was still recovering most of the day yesteday. As per usual, it was great getting together with what might be one of the mose unique group of individuals i know. Everyone brings something a little different to the table, which just makes hanging out all the better.

Ryan, thanks for hosting the get together. It was great to have the opportunity to hang out with some of you that i may only get to see once, twice (if lucky) a year.

I look forward to seeing everyone just ASAP.

Jon D wrote:I believe i was still recovering most of the day yesteday. As per usual, it was great getting together with what might be one of the mose unique group of individuals i know. Everyone brings something a little different to the table, which just makes hanging out all the better.

Ryan, thanks for hosting the get together. It was great to have the opportunity to hang out with some of you that i may only get to see once, twice (if lucky) a year.

I look forward to seeing everyone just ASAP.

Well in the event of CA expo maybe we could do it again in the summer. I nominate Ryan since he's a much better host than I'd be.

We'l do it again. Summer would mean you guys could camp in the backyard.

or on the roof