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Re: Any Unicyclists

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  1. Are there any unicyclists in the victorville or High Dessert area.
    And anyone who is in a club in the high dessert.
    Ohh... and does anybody know how to be officially tested, I tested
    myself using the levels chart(not the one that goes by some method of
    points, dont know how to use it)and following the rulebook strictly and
    watching video clips of others perform the tricks,had to learn most on
    my own. And GILD i'm 15 still a kid.

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  2. While "high dessert" does conjure some interesting imagery, I think you
    live in the high DESERT.

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  3. steveyo said:

    *While "high dessert" does conjure some interesting imagery, I think
    you live in the high DESERT. *

    Sorry, High Desert, Im a little Hungry🙂

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  4. I just wanted to mention something that John Foss brought up a while
    ago. That was to have more descriptive subject lines. Most of us are
    guilty of using vague subject (myself included). It really helps when
    browsing the forum if descriptive subjects are used.

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  5. daino149 said:

    *I just wanted to mention something that John Foss brought up a while
    ago. That was to have more descriptive subject lines. Most of us are
    guilty of using vague subject (myself included). It really helps when
    browsing the forum if descriptive subjects are used. *

    good point, and yet, you know you wouldve clicked anyway... too many of
    us waste too much time on this forum...

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