wave DENIED

i was riding through ocean city and i waved to a guy coming from the opposite way, he had a tj lifted with about 35-37" tires, it was green, and had orange rings around his wheels (forgot what they are called) when i waved at him he just rolled his eyes and went "PFFFF" ouch! his jeep might have been bigger than mine but mine is sure no baby im 4 inches up on 33's.. and either way that shouldnt matter. just thought i'd share my story with you guys

was it sat. nite during hot rod show in o.c. i saw the same guy and he did the same ."no wave".like u said it shouldn't matter how high the jeep is hello its just being friendly. we need more friendly people in this world and if they drive a jeep thats a plus.......
fred
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00 tj,2" trailmaster lift,aem brute intake,cat back exhaust,31x12.50x15 thornbirds

it was still light out when i saw him.. but im sure we are talking about the same guy, its hard to mistake him for someone else.. i think i saw his jeep parked kinda across from the rudder (maybe a few streets down) in dewey pretty much every time i rode by there last summer.. but i could be wrong, this weekend was my first time down there since last sept.

thats him. i have parked next to him before at the wawa last year and he just walked by with his nose in the air. i was like oh well.

Was at Rausch Creek this Sat & Sun waved to the whole DEJA crew, Chris from Washington State got out of line to greet us, the balance of 5-6 DEJA rigs going by (at a distance of 10 yards away) without so much as a flip of the bird! Some of you rode with us 2 weeks prior and were our group leaders? Maybe we're not worthy since one rig was running at 260 degrees after the mud hole and we had to "crap out". Found a great pair of rigs from Phili rode with them. Won't have to worry about being snubbed again We'll turn our backs. Also found a trail badge in the staging area somebody is probably in trouble now.End of discussion and no need for further comments

You know there are a few people out there seem to
have an ax to grind and for some reason Hate DeJA
and what we stand for.

To paint DeJA members as snobs is just plain B.S.
We have gone out of our way to promote the feeling of community
within this club and others.

We have supported the forming of new clubs just as we were helped in the beginning.

We have several community projects that we as a club do to promote
off pavement driving and gain community support.

If you have reason to hate this club then come forward and say why….
if not then stew in your own hatred.

But I'll not let you bring your negative attitude here with out a response.

I stopped, and had I been leading you probably would have had everyone in the line stopping to chat and check out your Jeep. There were only 3 of us in line that had ran with you before, Ian and Andrew. If I remember right Ian waved and Andrew might have been leading. Anyway, hope to see you on the trail again.

Jason

trolls? haha thats old school

Cute Keith C doesn't even deserve a reply is that supposed to be me? Remind me of that the next time we meet and perhaps we can discuss that one on one, in the mean time bite me! So much for the fostering relationships crap. As to the rest, and you know who you are, have a nice life. Love back at ya! :heart:

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yeah the guy has 35's he goes to wesley with me not very friendly and he doesnt really know what he is doing. but that is no excuse.

I gave that dude a card and invited him to go on a trail ride or two.

I guess he dosent want to get it dirty

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I guess he dosent want to get it dirty

whats the sense in owning a Jeep if you don't get it dirty???????????

87_AMC_XJ

I agree, that's why I haven't lifted the YJ... the dirt and mud is on the ground, how am I gonna get it dirty if I lift it above the dirt?

Hmmm...good point, I've never seen a dirty Hummer.

DrJ (that sounds like the name of a shot...dirty hummer...)