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Re: D@%# ATV's
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Posted by Chris on October 30, 2003 at 04:30:46 from (69.34.246.51):
In Reply to: D@%# ATV's posted by farmallmaniac on October 29, 2003 at 20:09:20:
Come on guys, not all ATV owners are criminals. I own one and find it to be a valuable tool as well as fun from time to time. I think if you were to research it a little you would find that most atv'rs are responsible riders. Your problems are probably coming from some snot nosed brat whos parents gave him an atv so they wouldn't have to spend time with him- and he should be busted and made an example of! I had a neighbor kid that kept running across mine and my nieghbors bean fields and after ignoring repeated warnings his engine mysteriously blew up- might have been related to the gallon of straight alcahol we dumped in the gas tank of his 2-cycle but were not positive. Anyway he can't afford the rebuild and is no longer a problem.
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