I've been banned from Overlander forum

[Tusker]

Ron,

I was going to ask where you'd insert the apostrophe, but thought better of it ;-)

Cya
Max P

[Disco300Tdi]

Talk about Camel-Trophy Rovers

[Ace]

I do beleive you posted that picture along with your brother (you know the one where he was demonstrating his love for his rangie [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/laugh.gif[/img] ). Some people are just way to soft. Matt

[EchiDna]

8O

you got banned for that?

I reckon you should be congratulated ;-)


but I aint sure the missus would agree with me :?

[dungarover]

Bloody ripper!!!! Nothing wrong with a naked sheila on the bonnet 8)

The overlander forum obviously don't have a sense of humour, owning a LR you have to have one [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/tongue.gif[/img]

Trav

[Ace]

The certainly are a bit touchy over there. But what about all the times they have had a crack at us about being land rover owners, then a land rover owner goes and posts a naked chick and they kick him off. Matt

[p38arover]

I don't see the problem with posting a picture of my wife. Do you?

Ron

[dungarover]

Originally posted by Ace
The certainly are a bit touchy over there. But what about all the times they have had a crack at us about being land rover owners, then a land rover owner goes and posts a naked chick and they kick him off. Matt

I agree. One rule for us and another for others.

I don't frequent the Overlander forum all that much but I get a bit tiresome about the LR jokes. The general 4WD community wonder why we stick to our own a bit more.

I am thick skinned but it really does wear a bit thin after a while, but I just like going off-road with them and giving them the one finger salute when I climb hills and negotiate tracks much easier and without rersorting to the maxi's just to **** them off a bit more.

Plus most of them sound like a bunch of whimps anyway. From the trips reports that I've read, they're not too keen on getting there vehicles dirty :!:

Trav

[rick130]

Ron, I'd expect a bit more detail from you such as exposure settings, film type and speed, lens size and type, filters (if any), etc.

More pics in that series to discuss the various technical aspects would be appreciated.

[rick130]

Seriously, I've never been to Overlanders' or 4wd Monthlys' forum's, and the more I hear, the less likely I will.