MX = Hardcore ~ Internet MX fans = Soap Opera

Ozy wrote: I want to apologize to Guyb in advance for starting this thread but damn!!

What the hell has happened to the sport of Motocross with all the pussy ass complaining and negativity.

Ozy wrote: I want to apologize to Guyb in advance for starting this thread but damn!!

What the hell has happened to the sport of Motocross with all the pussy ass complaining and negativity.

DL wrote: X2

DL wrote: X2

GuyB wrote: X8

GuyB wrote: X8

level wrote: Negativity is contagious. Like a virus spreading through here.

level wrote: Negativity is contagious. Like a virus spreading through here.

fcr wrote: The anonimity gives people a sense of non responsibility. They can say whatever thay want with no consequences. Also we as a society have become very selfish and self absorbed. If you note most threads start off positive then someone comes in and injects some sarcasm then it is down hill from there. Just my 2cents.

fcr wrote: The anonimity gives people a sense of non responsibility. They can say whatever thay want with no consequences. Also we as a society have become very selfish and self absorbed. If you note most threads start off positive then someone comes in and injects some sarcasm then it is down hill from there. Just my 2cents.

CamP wrote: Instead of bantering on the internet today, I went riding.

CamP wrote: Instead of bantering on the internet today, I went riding.

fcr wrote: Damn that dirt looks good. Good point also.

fcr wrote: Damn that dirt looks good. Good point also.

todder wrote: I blame Superficialcross.

todder wrote: I blame Superficialcross.

Matt414 wrote:

Matt414 wrote:

GuyB wrote: Instead of bantering on the internet today, I went shooting.



http://www.vitalmx.com/...d-Reed,12133/GuyB,64

GuyB wrote: Instead of bantering on the internet today, I went shooting.



http://www.vitalmx.com/...d-Reed,12133/GuyB,64

Shocker wrote: I was thinking the same... Especially as of late.

Shocker wrote: I was thinking the same... Especially as of late.

UpTiTe wrote: Once a thread goes bad I just stay out becouse it just gets stupid. Unless I have something positive to add to a thread for the most part I stay out anyway.

I think alot of people post just to see their own words.

UpTiTe wrote: Once a thread goes bad I just stay out becouse it just gets stupid. Unless I have something positive to add to a thread for the most part I stay out anyway.

I think alot of people post just to see their own words.

CamP wrote: Instead of bantering on the internet today, I went riding.

ThePipe wrote: Me too

ThePipe wrote: Me too

lukaitis9 wrote: I think is goes much further than just moto....people feel the need to complain about everything now. I think it makes them feel important. Gone are the days when you could really say what you feel without someone being "offended" and wanting you to get fired for it. Where in the constitution does it say you have a "Right Not to be offended" It doesn't....if something bothers you move along, change the channel or just don't listen.....enough said Thank you for listening (or not listening) to my rant.

lukaitis9 wrote: I think is goes much further than just moto....people feel the need to complain about everything now. I think it makes them feel important. Gone are the days when you could really say what you feel without someone being "offended" and wanting you to get fired for it. Where in the constitution does it say you have a "Right Not to be offended" It doesn't....if something bothers you move along, change the channel or just don't listen.....enough said Thank you for listening (or not listening) to my rant.

fcr wrote: Damn that dirt looks good. Good point also.

CamP wrote: My buddy searched DFW for six years to find that dirt and build a track. Definitely the best dirt in town.

CamP wrote: My buddy searched DFW for six years to find that dirt and build a track. Definitely the best dirt in town.

lukaitis9 wrote: I think is goes much further than just moto....people feel the need to complain about everything now. I think it makes them feel important. Gone are the days when you could really say what you feel without someone being "offended" and wanting you to get fired for it. Where in the constitution does it say you have a "Right Not to be offended" It doesn't....if something bothers you move along, change the channel or just don't listen.....enough said Thank you for listening (or not listening) to my rant.

GuyB wrote: Scott does lots of blog entries on his profile (good stuff, too, BTW), and that's one area on the site where you can lay out an opinion, and people actually can't respond.

Oh, and Scott, the Vital hat you ordered is on the way.

GuyB wrote: Scott does lots of blog entries on his profile (good stuff, too, BTW), and that's one area on the site where you can lay out an opinion, and people actually can't respond.

Oh, and Scott, the Vital hat you ordered is on the way.

Ozy wrote: I haven't been posting too much since the change to Vital (but I still read everyday) Waiting for the place to sort itself out. A lot of us have been together (online) for years and I still dig MD and bench racing.

Ozy wrote: I haven't been posting too much since the change to Vital (but I still read everyday) Waiting for the place to sort itself out. A lot of us have been together (online) for years and I still dig MD and bench racing.

fcr wrote: I just started posting just awhile ago since I haven't been as active but I have watched MD since I joined. I have noticed a change from Moto Related to Drama over the last year approximately. Seems it has become more name calling and petty also.

fcr wrote: I just started posting just awhile ago since I haven't been as active but I have watched MD since I joined. I have noticed a change from Moto Related to Drama over the last year approximately. Seems it has become more name calling and petty also.

fcr wrote: Damn that dirt looks good. Good point also.

CamP wrote: My buddy searched DFW for six years to find that dirt and build a track. Definitely the best dirt in town.

Jabjr222 wrote: That track is in DFW? Looks like the red dirt of Cycle Ranch... or Swan.

Jabjr222 wrote: That track is in DFW? Looks like the red dirt of Cycle Ranch... or Swan.

CamP wrote: My buddy searched DFW for six years to find that dirt and build a track. Definitely the best dirt in town.

Jabjr222 wrote: That track is in DFW? Looks like the red dirt of Cycle Ranch... or Swan.

CamP wrote: It's a new track just outside Fort Worth, River Valley MX. The dirt is better than Swan.

CamP wrote: It's a new track just outside Fort Worth, River Valley MX. The dirt is better than Swan.

Jabjr222 wrote: That track is in DFW? Looks like the red dirt of Cycle Ranch... or Swan.

CamP wrote: It's a new track just outside Fort Worth, River Valley MX. The dirt is better than Swan.

fcr wrote: CamP, How many tracks do you have around and how much time to get to them/miles?

fcr wrote: CamP, How many tracks do you have around and how much time to get to them/miles?

CamP wrote: It's a new track just outside Fort Worth, River Valley MX. The dirt is better than Swan.

fcr wrote: CamP, How many tracks do you have around and how much time to get to them/miles?

CamP wrote: We have over 20 tracks within 2 hours, or 120 miles, of DFW airport.

CamP wrote: We have over 20 tracks within 2 hours, or 120 miles, of DFW airport.

fcr wrote: Thats great. To bad DFW is not left hand coastal. It has quite a bit to offer, I would miss the coast too much. Are the drives easy or traffic jammed? Again that track has some amazing texture to the soil. It is so much fun to ride when you can lay it over and stick. Some of the areas and tracks we have here are good when groomed but when they get hard pack it really make you have throttle control.

fcr wrote: Thats great. To bad DFW is not left hand coastal. It has quite a bit to offer, I would miss the coast too much. Are the drives easy or traffic jammed? Again that track has some amazing texture to the soil. It is so much fun to ride when you can lay it over and stick. Some of the areas and tracks we have here are good when groomed but when they get hard pack it really make you have throttle control.

fcr wrote: Thats great. To bad DFW is not left hand coastal. It has quite a bit to offer, I would miss the coast too much. Are the drives easy or traffic jammed? Again that track has some amazing texture to the soil. It is so much fun to ride when you can lay it over and stick. Some of the areas and tracks we have here are good when groomed but when they get hard pack it really make you have throttle control.

CamP wrote: Traffic is pretty good as long as you avoid the typical rush hour stuff in the morning and evening. Fort Worth traffic is lighter than Dallas.

We are pretty lucky to have a lot of tracks with great dirt. This wouldn't be possible for this old geezer without the good stuff.

CamP wrote: Traffic is pretty good as long as you avoid the typical rush hour stuff in the morning and evening. Fort Worth traffic is lighter than Dallas.

We are pretty lucky to have a lot of tracks with great dirt. This wouldn't be possible for this old geezer without the good stuff.

fcr wrote: One of our new tracks has some pretty good dirt now, Milestone. When you get there and it is groomed it is really fun. It is built in the over flow area of the Santa Ana river. As a kid in 69 I saw the river there full up and over the new then river banks that had just been built. I wonder how close or if the area was under water that time. M yfather took us to see the river hitting the bottom of the new over pass. Cool thing is that it is a working horse ranch also. Kinda proves they can get along.

fcr wrote: One of our new tracks has some pretty good dirt now, Milestone. When you get there and it is groomed it is really fun. It is built in the over flow area of the Santa Ana river. As a kid in 69 I saw the river there full up and over the new then river banks that had just been built. I wonder how close or if the area was under water that time. M yfather took us to see the river hitting the bottom of the new over pass. Cool thing is that it is a working horse ranch also. Kinda proves they can get along.

CamP wrote: The owner of River Valley lets the neighbor graze his cattle on the track. Helps with the mowing. There are horses within a couple 100 feet of the track and they don't mind the bikes either.

CamP wrote: The owner of River Valley lets the neighbor graze his cattle on the track. Helps with the mowing. There are horses within a couple 100 feet of the track and they don't mind the bikes either.

BobbyM wrote: that is a nice bermshot...sweet.

BobbyM wrote: that is a nice bermshot...sweet.

BobbyM wrote: that is a nice bermshot...sweet.

CamP wrote: Thanks Bobby. I do my best to keep the young'ns in touch with old school moto.

CamP wrote: Thanks Bobby. I do my best to keep the young'ns in touch with old school moto.

lukaitis9 wrote: I think is goes much further than just moto....people feel the need to complain about everything now. I think it makes them feel important. Gone are the days when you could really say what you feel without someone being "offended" and wanting you to get fired for it. Where in the constitution does it say you have a "Right Not to be offended" It doesn't....if something bothers you move along, change the channel or just don't listen.....enough said Thank you for listening (or not listening) to my rant.

GuyB wrote: Scott does lots of blog entries on his profile (good stuff, too, BTW), and that's one area on the site where you can lay out an opinion, and people actually can't respond.

Oh, and Scott, the Vital hat you ordered is on the way.

lukaitis9 wrote: Thanks for the props... I got the hat yesterday

lukaitis9 wrote: Thanks for the props... I got the hat yesterday