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Alea iacta est
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Well, the title pretty much is the question.
If you could hang out with (up to) three (living) forum members, no matter the distance or logistics, who would it be? What would you do?

There are so many people I would like to meet in person and chat with. So many people with so much knowledge. It’s a question I am struggling with an answer to.

As far as what to do, I’d have them come to my house. Take them out to see some of the cool off roading areas of central AZ. We would have to get in some shooting time, easy to do around here.
I’d cook a heck of a good bbq dinner. Sit around and listen to their life experiences and learn something.

As far as who, well this is tough.
Prefontaine, on his cheat day, with concessions to eat a little unhealthy. The guy is super abrasive and rather interesting.
Para, because after this many years in the forums, there would have to be some interesting stories, plus he seems quite intelligent and interesting.
Last would probably be PHPaul. Super nice guy and seems to be really mechanical.

Yeah, probably a stupid thread, but I am planning an off road trip with some people and I was thinking “who would I like to take from the forum?”

Don’t get me wrong, there are a bunch of people here I would really like to meet and hang out with. If any of you are ever in the Cottonwood AZ area, hit me up.



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Let me be the first to say, "JAllen"




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I would round up the whole Sigforum Bar Association. Lawyers are really only any fun around other lawyers.

Dave Truong for sure, because been there done that and always a good time.

Brecaidra because I'm sure I owe her a drink.

List goes on quite a bit. Maybe Old Rugged Cross, get him inside and electric car and show him my solar panels.

And of course JAllen.
 
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Very gratified to be mentioned, thank you!

Like (I suspect) most of us, I'd enjoy meeting pretty much everybody on the board. Narrowing it down to three would take a lot of doing, but based on responses to some of my rants and other indications of Curmudgeonly Brotherhood, Leemur and OKCGene would be near the top of the list for sure.




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I can't pick three. Un-possible. I have met, shot with, and / or broken bread with, at least two dozen members, and enjoyed every one of the experiences.

More than one person I met through SIGforum has become a good friend.



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Don’t get me wrong, there are a bunch of people here I would really like to meet and hang out with. If any of you are ever in the Cottonwood AZ area, hit me up.


My recently deceased cousin lived in your town.


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Para automatically goes on.
Not in a particular order:
V-Tail
PHPaul
SigMonkey


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Depends on what I was doing, drinking a beer and wanting to vent, PHPaul lol.

Short list:
Sigmonkey (Lucky enough to meet about 10 years ago)
Rogue JSK
Mr. Yarchin

Not that there aren’t other I truly respect and admire but you said three.





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Come up and see me. I dont care who you are. Bring your parka. And a sled dog.


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Originally posted by shovelhead:
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Don’t get me wrong, there are a bunch of people here I would really like to meet and hang out with. If any of you are ever in the Cottonwood AZ area, hit me up.


My recently deceased cousin lived in your town.


It’s a small, very small town. May I ask who? If they are near my age, I very well may have known them.



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1. You can't pick only three
2. Members of SIGforum
3. lbj
 
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Any 3 random “high profile” members would be fine.
 
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1. You can't pick only three


That’s where the question came about. My Jeep only holds three people and me.

See my struggle. The hard part, is picking three. It’s difficult. Not impossible, but damn, it’s hard.



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Originally posted by parabellum: You must have your pants custom tailored to fit your massive balls.
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Any 3 random “high profile” members would be fine.


LOL

I’m glad I’ve been around long enough to ‘get’ most of the inside references.


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Originally posted by Fenris:
Let me be the first to say, "JAllen"


Been there, done that, bought him a beer. Wink

He knew of a place on Coronado Island (bar/pub type place) which sold some full size prints of guys on the flightdeck and which was the centerfold of All Hands (navy rag).






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Originally posted by Fenris:
Let me be the first to say, "JAllen"


That name was first to mind.

Having met a handful, LBJ, Flashguy, and others I can say no matter who was picked it’d indeed be a diverse group.



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As a group or one by one? I'd travel to hang with:

I've always liked that part of coastal Maine so PHPaul

I have a strange fascination with and have always wanted to visit the UP - YooperSigs

tacfoley because my exchanges with him are always interesting


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Lots comment on the UP as a beautiful place to visit. And it is. But if you are a history buff, the Yoop has a boom / bust history similar to the western US. Mining and lumbering boomed then faded out and have left behind a lot of history and old towns that are mere shadows of themselves. Riding my motorcycle to explore these sites is one of my main activities.
Examples of ghost (shadow towns) towns:
Republic. Seney. Central Mine. Beacon. Michigamme. Atlantic Mine. Grand Island. Blaney Park.
Like shipwreck history? We have it. Some divable, too.
And we have many historic lighthouses too. Seul Choix is my favorite.
Come up after Labor Day. Less bugs. And less tourists.


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Lol, thanks Aeteocles. I am up for that. Smile

There are so many. Over the years I have had great interactions with so many. Too many to list. Feel blessed by every one. Don't take any of them for granted.
Quite a few are no longer active.



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Originally posted by V-Tail:
I can't pick three. Un-possible. I have met, shot with, and / or broken bread with, at least two dozen members, and enjoyed every one of the experiences.

More than one person I met through SIGforum has become a good friend.


Likewise. My sentiments as well.

(Hell, my father is a member here. I’d love to sit down and have dinner with him.)





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