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Ideas for BB18

getting this thread back on track.....You left your CCBoJ (Concealed Carry Bottle of Jack) wedged in Scotts truck bumper. We found it the next morning..it was 3/4 full

Is this my plastic Flask? If so that was round 2 of the night. But I've been altering my game a bit as well. I have a relative that is basically a functioning alcoholic and I've begun to notice how much it alienates him from family things. Like he's not trusted to care for the younger children in the family alone, I'm barely ok with him being in charge of my almost 11 year old son. His judgement is bad, you never know when he's still drunk from the night before, once home from an event it takes him about 5-10 min before the drink is in his hand, and he takes many meds that are not to be taken with Alcohol so it's a massive health issue for him.

I could go on and on but what its' done for me is make me a bit more aware of my alcohol intake. More specifically I have begun to cut all booze out several times per year, I have usually been doing this in the spring and in the fall, right after BB was typically my kick off to no booze for the fall. A month or two with no booze just to kind of reset myself and make sure that I'm not allowing my drinking pleasure to become more than just that. This summer I noticed myself going to the liqueur store a bit more frequently than I liked and did a mini dry spell that had only just ended a few weeks before BB, so my tolerance levels are way off.

I also promised myself many years ago, like when my son was very young, that my kids would never see me wasted drunk. That's not to say I may not get a bit of a buzz at a party when I have a DD but I don't want them to see the can't walk straight, slurred speech, pass out part over drinking. They have someone else that will take care of that for me unfortunately. :angry1:

So with my wife and kids down I honestly did back off a bit. Thursday night they weren't there and things did get a little loud and out of hand though.:doah:
 
So with my wife and kids down I honestly did back off a bit. Thursday night they weren't there and things did get a little loud and out of hand though.:doah:

I'm still surprised we didn't get any complaints from the campers next to me...
 
A month or two with no booze just to kind of reset myself and make sure that I'm not allowing my drinking pleasure to become more than just that.
Several years back I had a similar thought. I was worried that I might not be "just having fun" and might actually have a problem. I figured the only way to find out was to quit drinking. If I couldn't, then I would know I had an issue that might need help. The plan was to quit drinking for 1 year. Luckily I did it with little issue and felt comfortable enough to start drinking again, but it never did get back to the excesses of when I was younger.

Sometimes it's good to take a little stock of yourself and make sure you are who you think you are.
 
Friday night I walked through Moab rim and was dead quite. The Jeep guys were the only ones out.

Then I went to bed and the sun went down. Don't know what happened after that.
 
That was Thursday night, we were hanging out by the RV until 2AM. I think most of us crashed early on Friday night because of that and because of the big run we had planned for Saturday.
 
I definitely wanted to do Rusty Nail, but was ok with running crack and back with Fred.

After Scott broke his rear diff, the two of us cut from the group. We headed out so as not to hold up the rest. We got to the top of the hill past Butt Scratcher when we got news of the broken trans housing.
We waited for the rest of the group. One everyone was through Butt Scratcher, Fred and I switched rolls. He stayed with the broken truck and David in the Sub the help lead them while I led everyone to the trailhead with Scott behind me. From that point out, Scott drove out in front wheel drive unassisted. :waytogo:
Now the nextpart was my fault. I assumed everyone understood that with 2 trucks broken all bypasses were mandatory. Well I guess not. The big Blazer 4 trucks behind me broke the rear diff on one of the last obsticals. Fortunately he was still able to drive.

Now at this point I walked back to every truck and made it clear.... All bypasses only......I even hinted to some that I would run over the next truck that took an optional line. lol

All said and done, the broken rigs added about 4-5 extra hours to the day.
The next time I feel like running an obstacle, I will get out of my truck an ask someone's permission to do so. You are not my babysitter and next time just leave me and all the other "noobs", this thread sounds like a bunch of elitists complaining about everyone else. I shouldn't have even opened it.
 
The next time I feel like running an obstacle, I will get out of my truck an ask someone's permission to do so. You are not my babysitter and next time just leave me and all the other "noobs", this thread sounds like a bunch of elitists complaining about everyone else. I shouldn't have even opened it.
I don't think that is the purpose of this thread. Sorry you took it that way, by any chance did you read the entire thread? I'm far from a elitists... Heck I won't even put my truck through what it's capable of, mall crawler ftw. :rotfl:
 
The next time I feel like running an obstacle, I will get out of my truck an ask someone's permission to do so. You are not my babysitter and next time just leave me and all the other "noobs", this thread sounds like a bunch of elitists complaining about everyone else. I shouldn't have even opened it.

Apparently I'm coming across wrong. I'm not saying anyone needs permision to do anything, but when we already have 2 trucks broken (no chance of field repair) and it's going to be after dark by the time we can get back to camp, I was taught to take all bypasses. Obviously you don't agree, that's your right.
As for leaving someone behind, won't ever happen.
 
The next time I feel like running an obstacle, I will get out of my truck an ask someone's permission to do so. You are not my babysitter and next time just leave me and all the other "noobs", this thread sounds like a bunch of elitists complaining about everyone else. I shouldn't have even opened it.
Really lmao
 
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