More trib fun

[Cody]

http://www.sltrib.com/Salt Lake Tribune Home Page/ci_10171145

 

[Bart]

What a joke. The comments are amusing as usual.

 

[Corban_White]

I am continually amazed at the lack of education the "educated" folk have.

 

[Gravy]

some of the comments are quite interesting. I wonder how many of those people who commented really get out and see the areas they are so concerned about

 

[mbryson]

some of the comments are quite interesting. I wonder how many of those people who commented really get out and see the areas they are so concerned about

They don't. They think it's a cool religion and they're onboard.

 

[Milner]

They don't. They think it's a cool religion and they're onboard.

Exactly!!!!

 

[Dominic]

What an uphill battle. I get so frustrated reading the comments of people who don't respect the opinions of anyone else, in my mind that should eliminate them from holding there own opinion.

 

[mbryson]

buzzard,

i prefer a mixed use outdoor experience that is almost always enabled by using my 4x4 to access remote areas. I don't own an atv, but i've put 6000 miles on my 4x4 since november on backcountry trips so i guess i can be lumped into that group.

I agree, there does seem to be a disproportionate amount of obese people, but i would rather have an obese person out enjoying (responsibly) the outdoors on an atv than sitting on their ass watching baseball. Atv riding is more of a workout than you might think. I run in a half dozen races each year (the largest being the wasatch back/ragnar relay) and the few times i've been on an atv i've been sore the next day. Not saying it's the most aerobic workout there is, but it's honestly a step in the right direction for some people.

There are also people like my father who is also is in the midst of a battle with cancer, who would love for nothing other than to go on a nice scenic hike, but is physically unable. He grew up in central utah and is very passionate about it. He has a right to access the backcountry too and can only do so from the passenger seat of my jeep. We can't be so quick to judge others because they choose motorized access. Labeling all orv users as obese, out of shape rednecks with zero respect is about as realistic as labeling all opponents of orv's as soap dodging, hair farming, patchouli wearing, liberal hippie douche's. It just doesn't work that way anymore.

awesome stuff

 

[Milner]

"soap dodging, hair farming, patchouli wearing, liberal hippie douche's."
Now thats funny

Edit: Is acc4all Raineer, or Mike S? Moab Mike seems to think it is Raineer....

 

[Brett]

Wow, Moab Mike is a completely and utter douche canoe

EDIT: And I am sure that will piss him off

 

[Brett]

Edit: Is acc4all Raineer, or Mike S? Moab Mike seems to think it is Raineer....

Cody....

 

[Cody]

Edit: Is acc4all Raineer, or Mike S? Moab Mike seems to think it is Raineer....

 

[Milner]

Just figured with the "acc4all"....
That last line is classic Codyism though.

 

[Cody]

holy ****. did he really just call my father a fat moron?

 

[Brett]

holy ****. did he really just call my father a fat moron?

Yes, yes he did....

 

[Cody]

ooohh, he danced back. Now it's on!

 

[mbryson]

ooohh, he danced back. Now it's on!

He did?

 

[Brett]

He did?

I don't see anything either.....unless he deleted his response

 

[Brett]

Looks like Mike grew an alter ego.....

 

[Cody]

think so?

I would have to think he would pick a name completely unassociated with "mike" were he to have an AE.

I hope he doesn't think I'll forget. This guy will be my ***** before my life is over.