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Officials in one California city thought they had what it would take to keep people away from a local skate park: 37 tons of sand.
They were wrong.
While the skateboarders at Ralphs Skate Court in San Clemente, California, were temporarily deterred by the cityโs attempt to enforce the stateโs strict social distancing measures put in place to fight the coronavirus, a group of dirt bikers was only encouraged.
Connor Ericsson, a 25-year-old content creator with Buttery Films, told CNN he saw the parks filled with sand on the news and thought it would be a good opportunity to take some dirt bikes to the park. More
Up yours, Navin Gruesome ๐๐ป๐๐ป๐๐ป๐๐ป๐๐ป๐๐ป๐๐ป๐๐ป๐๐ป๐๐ป
Sand or not those are great for RC trucks and buggies.
Kelly Leak for the win.
As a liberal hating Conservativeโฆ..That is funny as Shit!
That makes my day.
What would you expect from a member of Nancy Pelosi’s family?
GMAFB Gruesome Newsom.
I heard it was a real popular place for the local cats too
@Aaron Burr, LMAO…loved that movie.
Now that’s EFFING FUNNY!
Brilliant! A big fat thumb in the govt’s eye!
(And it’s just as brilliant today as it was about a week ago when I dropped this story in the Bullpen.)
Sounds like something my nephew would do! Loves racing and f the authoritii!
Next up, Spike strips and punji sticks then claymores for our safety, if we can’t take a hint.