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LOL, I guess you are right. When I WAS thin, I did like to show off that I had a waistline, LOL.

 

chris

Lynne Glazer <anyone@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Sorry, can't agree on that. It does make it tougher to purchase-- 
> putting T shirt size on the entry form for rides with pre-entries 
> helped me get a feel for the breakdown.
>
> Juniors in particular dislike tent-like Tshirts. I hate T shirts 
> whose sleeve end hits my elbow's crook, permanent tickle, ick. 
> Larges do that.
>
> One year we gave a large western cantle bag (donated by Stateline 
> Tack) for our 50 turtle award, cause they were out there a long time 
> and should pack a lunch! We liked to give fun awards, like hard 
> luck (sometimes for adventures getting to rides.)
>
> On Oct 18, 2005, at 7:58 PM, Chris Paus wrote:
>
> > how cool and exiciting. A new ride! Dang, I wish Nevada wasnt' so 
> > far away from Kansas!
> >
> > I like lots of markings. don't forget you can use "pie plates" or 
> > other markers to mark turns. My
>  biggest bugaboo about trail marking 
> > is where two or more trails intersect and you have no idea which 
> > way is the right way to go. Pie plates or somethign with arrows 
> > really helps in those cases.
> >
> > On our local trails, the "off" trails or places we are not to go 
> > are marked with yellow ribbon. It simply means "don't go there." 
> > Might be a hazard or just part of the trail we're not using.
> >
> > Maps are nice, but if a trail is well marked, I rarely consult the 
> > map. As for t-shirts, I've seen RMs just have large and xlarge. 
> > Even the featherweights and lightweights generally like a loose t- 
> > shirt.

"Slowee, slowee catchee monkey," Rudyard Kipling, from The Jungle Book

 

Chris Paus

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