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I got into the offloading thing when I saw a red lifted ZJ in the U of U parking lot (shout out to Matt Woolam (sp)) and fell in love. Prior to that, I was generally pretty frightened about four wheeling. I was always terrified going hunting as a kid because of the muddy mountain roads, and when...

I'm not sure if that changes my opinion of them or not. I guess a big, expensive SUV like that probably doesn't need to be in situations where a locker is required.

For some reason I thought the 200's were already locked...

hmmm, I kinda want this. Let me see what I can do

He looked like a good boy :(

I was going back and forth on the same tires. I had the tire shop pull the Cooper's and while I really liked them, the siping was only about 1/8" deep, so after the tires gets worn down about 20%, there would be no more siping. I felt like that would be a recipe for sucksaster on icy or snowy...

Thankfully my homie doesn't mind riding in cars. If he thinks I'm packing up for a trip, he gets in the back seat and won't budge.

I had a Brittany growing up. He was a good dog, but very much had a mind of his own. I'm sure it has a ton to do with training, but he would split at the very slightest sign of freedom and take hours to find. Camping he would just disappear for hours on end. So in that sense he was difficult...

Like the labrodoodle, I have a golden doodle and he's awesome. Come in lots of sizes, minimal shedding, and mine has the personality of the golden retriever, so he's super loving and just wants to make you happy all of the time. Awesome camping. I had him out when it was like 10 degrees, and...

"Cody" was the younger, slimmer, more acidic version of the fat balding facsimile that posts under this name.

I have backcountry nav, but I use technologically superior hardware (I don't think it's available for apple). I believe HEMA either has or is about to launch Benchmark maps on their platform, in which case I think I'm going to give that a try. I really like the Benchmark topo maps

I use a guy named Scott Berensen at It's Refund Time. He's been solid. We use Quickbooks. I do most of the day to day input of expenses and reconciliations of credit cards, invoices, AP etc. I have a bookkeeping company do the monthly reconciliations, payroll, and help with anything I can't...

these are cool too

I always have liked this one, although I wish it wasn't such shitty resolution.

I enjoy seeing the places off of the beaten path...which usually means driving. We drove from Split, Croatia up the cost of Croatia all the way to Venice, then over the Dolomites into Munich. It was awesome. Renting a motorcycle to do that croatian drive would be AMAZING. If you took like 10-14...

I'm a fan of Grogg's. I don't know what they use, but their balsamic dressing for their salads is outstanding to me.

And it would be fully heated year round with free hot air.

That's super interesting actually. Do you have geographical limitations to where you'll build? Do you have a set of different designs people can choose from and modify? Say someone wanted something kinda unique, would that be something that could be incorporated? Last question, do you deal with...

I guess it's different strokes. I like being around events and culture. I like to go to the art festival, jazz festival, pride festival, concerts, unique restaurants etc. I like to go to the parks and be surrounded by diverse people...it literally makes me smile to see so many people from...

I have friends and family and I enjoy attending cultural events, so Bluffdale rules me out. ;) This is perhaps a stupid question, but my brother just built a huge house out in the corner of Herriman, and I just don't understand the draw. If you want to live 45 minutes from the city, why would...