It’s that time of year again. Mud 4 Blood time. And this year is going to ROCK! We have made a few changes, and the event promises to blow the previous events out of the water. You don’t have to be a 4wheeler or off-road enthusiast to come out and have fun… we’ll take anyone’s blood.
I would first like to thank all of my friends and readers that nominated LaneBailey.com for the VAR National Blog Brawl. We made it to the first round. Now we need your support for the next few weeks to fight our way to the top.
LaneBailey.com is the 3rd seed in Zone 4 and we need your vote. Go to VARbuzz and vote. There are some great people and some great blogs that made the field. I’m proud to be a part of it.
Remember, you can only vote once from an IP address. But, we’ll need every vote we can get. So, tell your friends. Get them to vote, too. If we make it past round one, there are some tough battles ahead.
If you haven’t heard, it snowed in the Atlanta area today. We had to take hockey boy to practice… so we went out in it. It wasn’t bad, but it did remind me of something.
Being detached has its advantages. It’s being at an arm’s length…
In rockcrawling, there is the driver, and the vehicle… but that isn’t the whole team. There is another person. The other person examines the line, tunes it, pushes, pulls and cajoles the driver and the vehicle to get him through the course.
I have mentioned before that I have been wandering around the internet for quite a while. I was on bulletin boards before the World Wide Web became “the thing”. And I have continued to be active on web forums centered around various topics, from political debate to automotive hobbies.
There is one place in particular that I have been a member of for quite some time called Pirate 4×4. It is a four wheel drive forum owned by