How is it that we always get a bad name?
Channel 10 (News around the bay) in St. Pete just showed a ford ranger being pushed off a flooded road in Pinellas Park by an ATV. Water approx 3 feet deep!
well, I'm right here in pineapple park and I can understand-atv pushing a broken down ford...(Found On Road Dead..FORD)
how is it bad if an ATVer helps someone out?
or am I misunderstanding?
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Quote from: Ida_Mann on February 03, 2006, 04:27:12 PM
how is it bad if an ATVer helps someone out?
or am I misunderstanding?
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Misunderstanding - Maybe I could have worded it better.
Lets see..Ya know how so many people do not like atv's-what I ment was we are always doing things to help people out, so why do people always give us crap.
It was good to see an atv'er that did something positive make it on the news.
Is that better - I just though I would share something positive that someone did and actually got noticed by the news!
OK, understood.
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Put it in an athletes perspective.
Fans/People dont remember all the GOOD plays a running back did/has done to get them to the super bowl. They only remember him for the ONE BAD time when he fumbled on the one yard line!
I was going to take my jetski out and help people !!LOL
i live here in Pinellas park too, when i got home on friday, I thought about takin my quad out and pullin people.....but alas, I didn't get it all fixed until saturday.....oh well..
Quote from: scottwest on February 05, 2006, 01:39:29 PM
Put it in an athletes perspective.
Fans/People dont remember all the GOOD plays a running back did/has done to get them to the super bowl. They only remember him for the ONE BAD time when he fumbled on the one yard line!
What's this got to do with a flood?
Quote from: Moose on February 06, 2006, 07:35:47 AM
Quote from: scottwest on February 05, 2006, 01:39:29 PM
Put it in an athletes perspective.
Fans/People dont remember all the GOOD plays a running back did/has done to get them to the super bowl. They only remember him for the ONE BAD time when he fumbled on the one yard line!
What's this got to do with a flood?
Athletes perspective.