What to take to the bash..
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ooopppsssss I forgot the MOney..nevermind I have Plastic .. If that dont work ill mooch off valium...
Oh great...I feel Special.....lmao....ummm, I forgot this thing is out of stateooopppsssss I forgot the MOney..nevermind I have Plastic .. If that dont work ill mooch off valium...
Just bring enough for all of us we dont mind we can go down to grocery store and stock up on hotdogs if we have too.Oh great...I feel Special.....lmao....ummm, I forgot this thing is out of stateooopppsssss I forgot the MOney..nevermind I have Plastic .. If that dont work ill mooch off valium...
Not sure how Im gona eat....usually I can take $50.00 to the local Indian Casino and trade my cash for $100.00 in food-stamps...but I think they only good in Minnesota....hmm, I better go to plan B
make a run thru pigeon forge or the maggie valley area to hit whatever casino is out there.
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Sooooo, t-shirts and hit up Valium for grub.. Got it.Tshirts ,Pants ,tshirts,Boots,tshirts ,toothbrush, tshirts,shampoo,me ,tshirts,socks ,scoobydoo undies,tshirts,brush,hairgel,chatterbox,tshirts,mp3,2 cameras,raingear,helmet,gloves,did i say tshirts
Okay, for those staying Saturday night, what are the plans? You guys cooking out, do we all go somewhere for dinner? Shall we bring along the grill (toss it on the back of a Road King perhaps?) LOL
Just buy a ZX14!!!Shall we bring along the grill (toss it on the back of a Road King perhaps?) LOL
You can take ME
vman1300
Never Forgotten
There is a plan for grub on Friday night. More details coming later......
Saturday is a fend for yourself. Most including me, leave early 7:30am ish and dont get back until dark thirty. My crew will probably get some dead cow and throw it on a grill.
And yes we just might need a few extra grills.
As for other items.
BIKE KEY- I cant tell you how many have left something so important
chain lube
honda polish- or some other method for cleaning your visor
chair
cooler stocked w/Fresa or other beverage choice
Things to do before you leave.
Check your machine. The Gap and surrounding roads are brutal on tires and brakes. For those that may forget or underestimate wear items, I will have some spares, tires and brakes.
I am sure I will think of a few other items.....
Saturday is a fend for yourself. Most including me, leave early 7:30am ish and dont get back until dark thirty. My crew will probably get some dead cow and throw it on a grill.
And yes we just might need a few extra grills.
As for other items.
BIKE KEY- I cant tell you how many have left something so important
chain lube
honda polish- or some other method for cleaning your visor
chair
cooler stocked w/Fresa or other beverage choice
Things to do before you leave.
Check your machine. The Gap and surrounding roads are brutal on tires and brakes. For those that may forget or underestimate wear items, I will have some spares, tires and brakes.
I am sure I will think of a few other items.....
Good list Vman... that's what I'm talking about!
Enough clothing for the weekend.. including riding gear!
Monies for room, board, and groceries~
Busa.. and cleaning and lubing maintainence kit~
Bag of rags~
Tools for (knocking on wood) truck and/or bike~
Pistol w/ two full clips (ya never know)~
Bathroom/shower supplies~
Rooming with NYPD... leave the stash at home!
Seems like I'm forgetting something....... Oh yeah.. the wife and her Katana~
Enough clothing for the weekend.. including riding gear!
Monies for room, board, and groceries~
Busa.. and cleaning and lubing maintainence kit~
Bag of rags~
Tools for (knocking on wood) truck and/or bike~
Pistol w/ two full clips (ya never know)~
Bathroom/shower supplies~
Rooming with NYPD... leave the stash at home!
Seems like I'm forgetting something....... Oh yeah.. the wife and her Katana~
anyone know the gun laws in that area ....Good list Vman... that's what I'm talking about!
Enough clothing for the weekend.. including riding gear!
Monies for room, board, and groceries~
Busa.. and cleaning and lubing maintainence kit~
Bag of rags~
Tools for (knocking on wood) truck and/or bike~
Pistol w/ two full clips (ya never know)~
Bathroom/shower supplies~
Rooming with NYPD... leave the stash at home!
Seems like I'm forgetting something....... Oh yeah.. the wife and her Katana~
I know they, and every State we're driving through from here to there, honor and recognize my FL Concealed Weapons Permit~ So I'm good to go~ If you're not sure about your State's permit, go to the NRA site and do a search~ I forget exactly where I dug up my info on there.. if I find it again I'll post the link~
I should be ok then I assume you will be going through Ga. i am licensed there.I know they, and every State we're driving through from here to there, honor and recognize my FL Concealed Weapons Permit~ So I'm good to go~ If you're not sure about your State's permit, go to the NRA site and do a search~ I forget exactly where I dug up my info on there.. if I find it again I'll post the link~
Yeah I believe so.. I found this for reference...
North Carolina - Right To Carry Law Goes Into Effect
Friday, August 15, 2003 On Thursday, August 14, North Carolina`s Right to Carry reciprocity law officially went into effect. This law gives valid carry permit holders from states that have similar permit issuing requirements as North Carolina the ability to carry their firearms for personal protection in North Carolina, and has led several states to recognize North Carolina permits. The North Carolina Department of Justice (NCDOJ), headed by Attorney General Roy Cooper (D), has identified the following states as those which have an official reciprocity agreement with North Carolina: Arkansas, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Idaho, Kentucky, Michigan, Montana, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Tennessee, Utah, and Virginia. The NCDOJ will continue to develop and maintain the list of states that meet the standards for establishing reciprocal agreements. Those on the Internet can look for updates on reciprocity, as well as regulations regarding the carrying and transportation of firearms, by going to http://www.jus.state.nc.us/cle/Concealedhandgun.htm. Congratulations to all NRA members in North Carolina who worked so hard to ensure passage of this important NRA-backed reform! Our thanks go out to all lawmakers who voted for SB 33, but be sure to thank those who worked hard to ensure this legislation became law. Those who deserve special thanks are: Sen. Scott Thomas (D-2), the primary sponsor of SB 33; Reps. Mark Hilton (R-88), Michael Gorman (R-3), Pryor Gibson (D-69), and Michael Decker (D-94), who sponsored identical legislation in the House; Reps. James Black (D-100) and Richard Morgan (R-52), the Democrat and Republican Speakers of the House; Senate President Pro Tempore Marc Basnight (D-1); Governor Michael Easley (D); and Attorney General Roy Cooper.
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North Carolina - Right To Carry Law Goes Into Effect
Friday, August 15, 2003 On Thursday, August 14, North Carolina`s Right to Carry reciprocity law officially went into effect. This law gives valid carry permit holders from states that have similar permit issuing requirements as North Carolina the ability to carry their firearms for personal protection in North Carolina, and has led several states to recognize North Carolina permits. The North Carolina Department of Justice (NCDOJ), headed by Attorney General Roy Cooper (D), has identified the following states as those which have an official reciprocity agreement with North Carolina: Arkansas, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Idaho, Kentucky, Michigan, Montana, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Tennessee, Utah, and Virginia. The NCDOJ will continue to develop and maintain the list of states that meet the standards for establishing reciprocal agreements. Those on the Internet can look for updates on reciprocity, as well as regulations regarding the carrying and transportation of firearms, by going to http://www.jus.state.nc.us/cle/Concealedhandgun.htm. Congratulations to all NRA members in North Carolina who worked so hard to ensure passage of this important NRA-backed reform! Our thanks go out to all lawmakers who voted for SB 33, but be sure to thank those who worked hard to ensure this legislation became law. Those who deserve special thanks are: Sen. Scott Thomas (D-2), the primary sponsor of SB 33; Reps. Mark Hilton (R-88), Michael Gorman (R-3), Pryor Gibson (D-69), and Michael Decker (D-94), who sponsored identical legislation in the House; Reps. James Black (D-100) and Richard Morgan (R-52), the Democrat and Republican Speakers of the House; Senate President Pro Tempore Marc Basnight (D-1); Governor Michael Easley (D); and Attorney General Roy Cooper.
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