I'm willing to bet the SnakeLady is a Fake noob that is trolling for some drama If not, I personally look forward to riding with you, but why else would she join the forum after the Bash and then wait almost 3 weeks to bash the bash?

Very good point ATL. Some of us were discussing this already.

Wow. You guys are way Hyper-sensative..........Of course I was picking on Tigger I am pretty sure everyone was clearly aware of that but you 2.

Might be why the snake lady posted this bogus post to begin with. You guys have to lighten up! Relax....Life is good!

You the next one to get an rzr My poor little buggy would be all alone with you guy's now. I wish I could afford one thats for sure.

Don't worry chuck I won't be a sell out either. Still have all my Buggies and same for Rookie as well. We are still Buggy Fanatics! Glad you had a good time at the bash1

I found out about this forum and the BB through Scott Holmes with KartMart out of Kansas City. He agreed to bring some parts for my Crossfire with him so I didn't have to pay shipping (thanks again Scott). I live just east of St. Louis in IL, and by the time I found out about BB the St. Joe website reported all campsites were reserved. So, I decided to make a day trip out of it and am sorry I didn't get the chance to camp and join in the nighttime festivities.

When I arrived, I was looking for Scott's camp so I could hook up with him and get my parts. I forgot to print out the camp assignments, so we just drove around the campgrounds looking for people in the group that could point us in the right direction. First, I ran into Funnyman (his camp had the HUGE FREAKIN SIGN) and someone was there welding a buggy back together. It was a dead giveaway . Everyone I met along the way to finding Scott's camp was very cordial and helpful.

After some riding on our own and a couple breakdowns, we caught up with the group as they were heading onto the 100 for the group ride (we didn't make the picture ). Everyone on the group ride was friendly and helped each other when they were stuck, needed tools (thanks again Chuck for the jumpers) or just stopped to make sure the person behind them didn't get stranded on the trail.

I will say, there were no indicators in the day rider staging area that there was such a thing as BB. There were buggies that weren't part of BB. But if you had read any of the posts about the BB then you knew where to go to find the BB and you can only blame yourself for not being a part of it .

Just my $.02

PEACE

we could not put any signs up or anything there that would have given a clue as to a organized or big group meet. we had to be just a few people going riding.

That's a key point that people need not forget. If a lurker was reading the post, they would have found that fact posted.

I can understand how someone could have missed it. It still doesn't explain the tone of the post.

If we wanted to pay for the $1,000,000 insurance policy that is requires for an organized event we could have put signs everywhere. It was just a bunch of people from across the states getting together for a group ride, no more. Maybe next time you can pay for the policy and then we will have sings for you to read.

-Jamie

Put that in your hat!!