customryder

why did you screw up our boat club forums?
Liked it much better before

mama tryed

me too!!!

Clay Washington

HA HA! I think that Florida, Michigan, and Texas are big enough to have their own forums.

Maybe we should all make suggestions. That way the "powers that be" have dozens of ways to disappoint!

flenner

Hey Mitch,

We raised h@ll and we got the MCPA thread back. Post something with offshoreonly. You guys in Kentucky had more post then alot of other clubs out there. It's a pain in the @ss to keep up with things in the area using the new broad range form. Heck, just start posting Kentucky stuff under MCPA form. Thanks again for a great poker run on Kentucky Lake!

Clay Washington

Let's see...

Northeast Coast (Yankee Land) - Everything on the east coast north of the Mason-Dixon line (MD and north)

Southeast Coast - VA, NC, SC, GA

Southland and Lower Mississippi - TN, AL, MS, AR, LA

Florida and Bahamas

Midwest (excluding Michigan and Chicago) - PA, OH, KY, IN, WV

Michigan and Chicago

Central US and Upper Mississippi - IL, MO, IA, MN, KS, NB, SD, ND

Texas and Oklahoma

Rockies - CO, UT, NV, MT, NM

California and Arizona

Pacific NW - OR, WA, ID

Europe

Australia

How that?

mama tryed

I agree,, I think we probably had more than anyone except maybe the Chicago crew, I like your suggestion.
You guy's should stay at the Dam next year. The Friday night "dock party" was killer!!! glad you enjoyed the run!! see ya in August!!

Lucididee

I gotta say that I agree with you. Personally I didn't post much in those sections , but I at least knew where to go to find out what my local event were. I'm the north Jersey Shore, so my boating included a huge area, NY, NJ, CT & MD, now is make it extremely hard to search for their events. Just had to get my 2cents in.

dean51267

I tried the "be polite and ask for it back" route, no response. Maybe someone can too? Just turn it up a notch. This forum is far, far inferior to what we had.

TexomaPowerboater

Did you know that there is more coastline in Oklahoma than the entire state of California.