....go ride 400 miles on a sled in a day, averageing probable 30-40 mph....then tell me if you stay warm all wrapped up tight

 

Freeezin[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]

u just gotta layer man, layers, it works, trust me, i ski 7 day's a week

 

layers yes....tightly wrapped...no.....

i lived on a farm where I had to clean stalls every day after school....now matter what the temp was...and you know what I wore?? a jacket and jeans and everynow and then a pair of gloves...i stayed warm because the jacket I wore was lose, and also a heavy jacket...but stilll

 

Thank You for that useful bit of information. Im glad to see that one day you will be serving in the Military.

 

I am a better rider than you, hand me that blind fold and those zip ties, Now hold my beer and watch this[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

Here's a good tip for everyone. When peeling tape off of an old tree trimmer put down the steak knife before you pull on the tape.
I wish I would have known this before this afternoon. To make a long story short the tape broke and I stabbed myself in the chin. The blade went in an inch and a half. But after 5 hours in the ER and some super glue I'm on my way to recovery. The ER doc wanted to glue it all back together so I figured what the heck let's do the glue instead of stitches.

 

WTF? dude WTF?

 

I was using the knife to cut the tape and instead of putting it down to pull the tape off I kept it in my hand.

 

save a tree, eat a beaver

 

also when cutting rope, make sure the blade is away from you....

I was cutting a piece of rope off of our round pin(where we rode/trained horses) and I had was pulling it through and trying to untangle it....and I slit my thumb open...I looked at it...said screw it and kept working....have a scar from it too