Who Is Your Favorite OSO Member?
05-11-2010, 07:52 PM
#22
Registered
Got to be Bob for me. I aspire to have a diesel go fast one day and be able to do some of the trips I see him doing. There are many days I log in simply to see updates from his adventures. I also appreciate his perspective on things because he truely is someone that lives life to its fullest.
I have never had the pleasure meeting him but hopefully one day I will be able to hear some of his stories in person over a frosty Kalik.
I have never had the pleasure meeting him but hopefully one day I will be able to hear some of his stories in person over a frosty Kalik.
05-11-2010, 07:53 PM
#23
Easily Distracted
Platinum Member
I gotta go with Heather cuz she's the queen of all that is OSO. She puts up with more crap "for the love of the sport" ... and this website ... than anybody realizes.
Love ya Girlie!!!!! So glad you are my friend
Love ya Girlie!!!!! So glad you are my friend
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05-11-2010, 07:54 PM
#24
Gold Member
Gold Member
That biotch Racegirl...
or Catmando
or maybe Strip Poker 388 (Wings...
)
Jay, Jeff and Tim add great photos
Gino sure has had some memorable moments
Steve 1 and Brownie add some great history
But I think Bob the Builder has the life and I most enjoy the tales of his adventures.
or Catmando
or maybe Strip Poker 388 (Wings...
)Jay, Jeff and Tim add great photos
Gino sure has had some memorable moments
Steve 1 and Brownie add some great history
But I think Bob the Builder has the life and I most enjoy the tales of his adventures.
05-11-2010, 08:01 PM
#26
Registered
It has to be Chris Sunkin.
The passion which he evokes from fellow members is just amazing. IIn the last month 100's of pages dedicated to this man. The wasted time spent reading (and writing) in those pots could be a possible explanation as to the current economic problems around the world. If only that time and effort could be directed to more worthwhile matters.
Also, the apparent knowledge (or ability to cut and paste articles from the net and pass off as his own knowledge) is astounding.
His life experiences, whether real or in his own mind are just unmatched.
And finally, his charitable nature....well words just cant be used for that
The passion which he evokes from fellow members is just amazing. IIn the last month 100's of pages dedicated to this man. The wasted time spent reading (and writing) in those pots could be a possible explanation as to the current economic problems around the world. If only that time and effort could be directed to more worthwhile matters.
Also, the apparent knowledge (or ability to cut and paste articles from the net and pass off as his own knowledge) is astounding.
His life experiences, whether real or in his own mind are just unmatched.
And finally, his charitable nature....well words just cant be used for that
Charter Member
05-11-2010, 08:32 PM
#28
Registered
My favorites:
DockHoliday - the man is an encyclopedia.
LubeJobs42 - has the baddest toys ever and not afraid to run them.
Offshoredrillin - cause he got me the hookup on 3M clear
DockHoliday - the man is an encyclopedia.
LubeJobs42 - has the baddest toys ever and not afraid to run them.
Offshoredrillin - cause he got me the hookup on 3M clear
05-11-2010, 08:37 PM
#29
G-Force was one of the earliest memebers and the first guy I met face to face because of OSO. Made many good new friends because of him. Too bad he had to leave us early...
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05-11-2010, 08:42 PM
#30
Registered
It has to be Chris Sunkin.
The passion which he evokes from fellow members is just amazing. IIn the last month 100's of pages dedicated to this man. The wasted time spent reading (and writing) in those pots could be a possible explanation as to the current economic problems around the world. If only that time and effort could be directed to more worthwhile matters.
Also, the apparent knowledge (or ability to cut and paste articles from the net and pass off as his own knowledge) is astounding.
His life experiences, whether real or in his own mind are just unmatched.
And finally, his charitable nature....well words just cant be used for that
The passion which he evokes from fellow members is just amazing. IIn the last month 100's of pages dedicated to this man. The wasted time spent reading (and writing) in those pots could be a possible explanation as to the current economic problems around the world. If only that time and effort could be directed to more worthwhile matters.
Also, the apparent knowledge (or ability to cut and paste articles from the net and pass off as his own knowledge) is astounding.
His life experiences, whether real or in his own mind are just unmatched.
And finally, his charitable nature....well words just cant be used for that
Too Funny!!!!
