Deadendkid
139 posts
Dec 04, 2007
6:32 PM
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i just talked to my uncle and he told me that Southern Nevada now has its own region in the World Cup Fly and he is the regions director.
deadendkid
modern day spinners
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Deadendkid
145 posts
Dec 05, 2007
11:37 AM
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well i guess no one cares it figures just like the nbrc offices and votes just 6 months ago everyone was complaining and going at each others throats because all the things wrong with the nbrc but when the time to run for a office and a chance to change the things people dont like things are still the same let others do all the work just look at the vote ballott in the nbrc no one even ran for a office ohh well i still like this hobby i dont think its a sport like others say
deadendkid
modern day spinners
Last Edited by on Dec 05, 2007 11:39 AM
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J_Star
1390 posts
Dec 05, 2007
11:40 AM
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If you stated who your uncle was, you would have received many responses. I don't think being a director is a glorious job kid.
Jay
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Deadendkid
146 posts
Dec 05, 2007
11:43 AM
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jstar i think a job you get paid for is considred a job if you dont get paid what is that called
deadendkid
modern day spinners
Last Edited by on Dec 05, 2007 12:56 PM
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J_Star
1392 posts
Dec 05, 2007
12:42 PM
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No Kid a job is any work you do. Whether it is a job you get paid for or volunteerism. Even raising rollers becomes a job most of the times. There are things that come attached to work which is the ugly side that will become apparent especially dealing with people. Can never satisfy everyone. Best of luck to George, he is a good man and used to chat with us a while back here on this site and others.
Jay
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Deadendkid
147 posts
Dec 05, 2007
12:54 PM
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thank you sir you are right all work is a job regardless if you get paid big dollers or peanuts
deadendkid
modern day spinners
Last Edited by on Dec 05, 2007 12:58 PM
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J_Star
1393 posts
Dec 05, 2007
1:11 PM
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It is true kid. Now for the men whose wives are "house wives" and don't work outside the house to bring in money, do you think what they do is not a job. If you do, my advise to you is not to say that out lound in fornt of house wives because you will have an ear full.
Jay
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Tony Chavarria
Site Publisher
1960 posts
Dec 05, 2007
1:18 PM
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Hey, he's 17 years old. I could never win a argument with my daughters when they were that age either! LOL
Hey kid, tell us the secret to breeding world cup champions while you still know it all! LMAO
Just when I have hope, my expectations are dashed. Young people do that to us old people...
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J_Star
1395 posts
Dec 05, 2007
1:39 PM
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I understand Tony. I am just trying to show him the other views in hopes he will use it while learning something new everyday. He is a sharp kid and I admire that in him.
Jay
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Tony Chavarria
Site Publisher
1961 posts
Dec 05, 2007
1:42 PM
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Let's just hope the kid uses it for goodness. :-)
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Skylineloft
502 posts
Dec 05, 2007
2:09 PM
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From what I can see, the Kid already fly's competition, soaks everything he hears up like a sponge. He is years ahead of 95% of us when we where his age and will probably be a great competitor and breeder in the future. Something this hobby needs with so few young people wanting to get involved in flying rollers today. Yea he's a little ruff around the edges as far as the way he approaches things, but he already surpasses the knowledge of many roller-men out there today.
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Ray
Breeding Quality Spinners,
"One Roller At A Time".
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J T
61 posts
Dec 05, 2007
2:11 PM
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An R/D life is a tough one.
I have seen our R/D spend countless hours & money.
Many grumble & complain, but when it is time for a new R/D
VERY few step forward for this position.
Most often the R/D looses money to help promote the club.
JT
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CSRA
676 posts
Dec 06, 2007
3:01 AM
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I agree you J T
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gotspin7
757 posts
Dec 06, 2007
6:27 PM
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Deadend, if you are still reading I wish your uncle the best of luck!
CSRA, how was your first year?LOL
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Sal Ortiz
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Deadendkid
157 posts
Dec 06, 2007
7:24 PM
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sal thanks i think he will be ok hes made of hickory
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Skylineloft
513 posts
Dec 06, 2007
7:27 PM
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Good to see you here KID!!!!!!!!!!!
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Ray
Breeding Quality Spinners,
"One Roller At A Time".
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RUDY..ZUPPPPP
1833 posts
Jun 29, 2008
5:10 PM
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Hey george how is the kid doing with his birds ???
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macsrollers
61 posts
May 04, 2009
9:39 PM
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We just flew our 2nd time in WC as our own region. We have grown from a NBRC region that has struggled with 4 to 6 flyers and had to beg to fly with other regions to having 9 flyers this time. We also have 3 other flyers who planned to fly but couldn't for various reasons so we are proud of where we are at. We also have solidified our Las Vegas Roller Club group, held a very successful Tribute to Pensom Show this Feb., and we have 4 flyers who have finished top 15 in the NBRC Fall Fly finals. Our club and region was struggling with myself paying airfare on my own, gas, donations to clubs, whatever it took to fly with Utah or whatever region we could. When George Ruiz first moved here he quickly participated and settled his birds in 1 month to fly in the NBRC Fall Fly with us. I wasnt' enthusiastic about trying to revitilize the Las Vegas Roller Club, but I told George I would support his efforts to do so. Here we are 2 years plus later and we had our best fly ever, not score-wise but fellowship wise. George is not hesitant to express his opinion, but many of us aren't. He has made a lot of sacrifices by putting our club and the NBRC ahead of his own personal agenda. When our auction kit for our show was reduced to only about 8 good birds George unselfishly put up a kit of his own at our show and auctioned them off to support our group. To see him down on birds for the WC due to a tough predator season (one of the windiest seasons I have experienced here in Vegas since flying birds for the past 14 years) makes us appreciate George more and more each day. If you have a George Ruiz in your area supporting your group don't take them for granted. Take a good look at what that individual does for your group. Your group is one lucky group indeed. We here in Las Vegas are fortunate to have George in our group! Thank you George for all you do.
Sincerely, Don and Richard Macauley Mac's Rollers
Las Vegas Roller Club NBRC QSDC members
Last Edited by on May 04, 2009 9:45 PM
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katyroller
392 posts
May 05, 2009
7:44 AM
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Las Vegas Roller Club- Congratulations to you folks for a job well done. Good luck, in the future!
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spanky
816 posts
May 07, 2009
7:31 PM
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GOOD JOB TO LAS VEGAS CLUB. ALSO TO GEORGE RUIZ .
SPANKY
SGVS
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