Things you see in an RV Park

[elind]

Originally Posted by Jayhawker

19 states out of 50 in the USA don't require front plates. Point of interest, the 6 states adjacent to Texas don't require front license plates.

The yoopers in the U.P. of Michigan don't require a front plate like the lower peninsula of Michigan.

[rracer5]

Originally Posted by elind

The yoopers in the U.P. of Michigan don't require a front plate like the lower peninsula of Michigan.

Haaaa........I saw that too, you just beat me to it!!

[aeblank]

Originally Posted by elind

The yoopers in the U.P. of Michigan don't require a front plate like the lower peninsula of Michigan.

Heh, I'm from Michigan and went to school in the UP and Grandma's property is in the UP and I didn't catch that. Jeesh.

[CorkyF]

. This is what happens when you forget your tent poles [emoji6]

[dannyabear]

Originally Posted by Iwritecode

Maybe their satellite connection only goes to one TV? I've seen that before where the signal only goes to the "main" TV and the bedroom TVs still have to rely on the antenna signal.

His and Hers, cause women got to watch the Hallmark channel

[Oaklevel]

Originally Posted by ependydad

Is that how it works for satellite? I’ve literally never had it. Do you need separate dishes for each TV?

No.

I do not know if it is still like this but a few years back you had to have two one for TV and another for Internet.

My area is moving up in the times I can get get DSL now just not hi speed internet what ever that is............ can't wait I was told cell service would be here in 3 months.................. oh wait that was 10 years ago......... sad but true................

[Witch Doctor]

Originally Posted by Oaklevel

No.

I do not know if it is still like this but a few years back you had to have two one for TV and another for Internet.

My area is moving up in the times I can get get DSL now just not hi speed internet what ever that is............ can't wait I was told cell service would be here in 3 months.................. oh wait that was 10 years ago......... sad but true................

Ah, living in Virginia, you just have to love it, Verizon brought in DSL at my house also, I will never live long enough to see high speed in my area. DSL is good. I don't need lighting speed.

[formerFR]

Originally Posted by Bluepill

HIS and HERS........Obviously!

right... since no portable antenna can drive two different receivers/TVs separately*, using two units gives both TVs their own channels. Good for marriage : )
(or one for the inside tv and one for the outside)

*a few have the option of an additional 'secondary' output, but the second receiver/TV is limited to watching only channels that are from the same satellite that the 'primary' receiver is tuned to at the time of acquisition. It can work for some, but others would rather just have another antenna to solve the problem.

[rp53]

Originally Posted by Jayhawker

19 states out of 50 in the USA don't require front plates. Point of interest, the 6 states adjacent to Texas don't require front license plates.

hears one in Tennessee if you have a 3/4 ton and over the tag goes on the front and there is no rear tag, you can however run your tag on the rear, never heard of anyone getting a ticket for displaying on the rear of the truck

[RedLdr1]

Originally Posted by aceinspp

Don't need one in Georgia either. Later RJD

Wanna bet on that?

[DES-1]

Originally Posted by elind

The yoopers in the U.P. of Michigan don't require a front plate like the lower peninsula of Michigan.

"Superior" is a state unto itself and is only administratively attached to the mitten!

[Iwannacamp]

Originally Posted by dcheatwood

Yep, in the woods, especially when it's dry and dark, a tiny mouse can sound like a bull charging.

I never found out what it was.. It was "screech/growl/gurgle" noise. It went on for 15-20 minutes. I was on a 16-18 ft crappy ladder stand(one of the $75 butt sized platforms) and the sound was behind me and I couldn't see around the tree(and was 75% scared to look). Ride finally showed up and I was out of that stand and 100 yards to the trail and on the SXS pretty quick. Funny part is that I was toting a Browning BAR 300 Win-mag with at least 20 rounds of ammo. My only limiting factor would be the time to reload. I survived my first Bigfoot encounter?

[Mondaktex]

Originally Posted by Iwannacamp

I never found out what it was.. It was "screech/growl/gurgle" noise. It went on for 15-20 minutes. I was on a 16-18 ft crappy ladder stand(one of the $75 butt sized platforms) and the sound was behind me and I couldn't see around the tree(and was 75% scared to look). Ride finally showed up and I was out of that stand and 100 yards to the trail and on the SXS pretty quick. Funny part is that I was toting a Browning BAR 300 Win-mag with at least 20 rounds of ammo. My only limiting factor would be the time to reload. I survived my first Bigfoot encounter?

If bigfoot is an owl, then ya, probably. Lol. (BTW, I am a huge night chicken too.)

[aceinspp]

Originally Posted by RedLdr1

Wanna bet on that?

Yep no need for one unless you would like to provide who needs one. Over all I'd say most folks do not need one. Later RJD

[rockfordroo]

Originally Posted by Witch Doctor

Ah, living in Virginia, you just have to love it, Verizon brought in DSL at my house also, I will never live long enough to see high speed in my area. DSL is good. I don't need lighting speed.

Not only that, but according to the Monkee's, you don't have any train service anymore, either!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZcXpKiY2MXE

[Cowracer]

Originally Posted by Jayhawker

19 states out of 50 in the USA don't require front plates. Point of interest, the 6 states adjacent to Texas don't require front license plates.

In Missouri, trunks licensed over 12K pounds do not get a REAR plate, only the front. As my Excursion is plated for 18k, I have bumped into some issues out of state. I have been pulled over twice so far running around with no trailer out of state. Both times in Indiana, and both times the LEO's were understanding, once it was explained to them.

Tim

[Witch Doctor]

Originally Posted by rockfordroo

Not only that, but according to the Monkee's, you don't have any train service anymore, either!

That must be Clarksville Tenn. Not Virginia, good try. We still have a train that delivered Coal to the power gen plant, just stopped last year. They got smart and closed the plant. But here is a tidbit of info. Did you ever see the album cover for Johnny Cash, he was standing on the tracts in front of the long lost train station, now a dock builders location. I'm pretty sure that was here.

[OYO]

The Tracker is their Towed vehicle. It looks like a boat trailer.

[rockfordroo]

Originally Posted by Witch Doctor

That must be Clarksville Tenn. Not Virginia, good try. We still have a train that delivered Coal to the power gen plant, just stopped last year. They got smart and closed the plant. But here is a tidbit of info. Did you ever see the album cover for Johnny Cash, he was standing on the tracts in front of the long lost train station, now a dock builders location. I'm pretty sure that was here.

It isn't any particular Clarksville. But it seemed to fit to me!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Last_Train_to_Clarksville

[RedLdr1]

Originally Posted by aceinspp

Yep no need for one unless you would like to provide who needs one. Over all I'd say most folks do not need one. Later RJD

I'll be glad to provide it... See Here. Click on Additional Info and see the second paragraph from the bottom.

I have front plates mounted on our vehicles since Georgia Disabled Veterans plates are issued in pairs and are required to be displayed. I really doubt if I'd get ticketed for not mounting the front plate.

I recently read the State is looking at issuing all Disabled plates in pairs so there may be more soon. Having a front plate makes it easier to spot "cheaters" backing in to handicap slots...

You can pay up when we see you again...