How to get Garmin MapSource if you don't have it

[FSL]

Great idea, let's announce such a trip and we create a special convoy called C&P Convoy for all those who mess up with the registration.

I'm curious, how many Advanced or Intermediate drivers will feel, when they will be driving with Club Members and Newbies :011:

you're right. it's just not the club members and newbies. :011:

Once you post the trip, who ever messes up the registration will automatically be selected for the C&P convoy and will be attending the 1 hour briefing, while the ones who register properly will be enjoying the drive... :005:

[Desert Lizard]

you're right. it's just not the club members and newbies. :011:

Once you post the trip, who ever messes up the registration will automatically be selected for the C&P convoy and will be attending the 1 hour briefing, while the ones who register properly will be enjoying the drive... :005:

I can already think of someone who will definitely attend the breifing.... me like this much, so when is the C&P trip? Please schedule it for Mid June/July so the breifing is in the hottest time of the year.. :051:

[caprihorse]

I can already think of someone who will definitely attend the breifing.... me like this much, so when is the C&P trip? Please schedule it for Mid June/July so the breifing is in the hottest time of the year.. :051:

Hehe three humorists are making fun out C&P newbies :011:

BTW, we developed a new term [C&P Newbie], which deserved to be introduced in Urban Dictionary - http://www.urbandictionary.com/
Definition [Copy and Paste Newbie]:

A person new to a game, concept, or forum. Not to be confused with n00b, a stupid person. Newbies are just new. The main characteristics for Forum postings is, that they don't bother to read the opening post of a new thread and they just reply in the middle of the conversation with sometimes a completely irrelevant post. In registration list to any event or any other type of requests, requiring to copy and paste the previous registrants, they tend to create they own list, deleting others.

"Dude, that guy just joined the forum yesterday and is a total Copy and Paste Newbie to Forums. You should tell him how to register since he doesn't know or guide him to a thread, where it is explained."

[FSL]

Hehe three humorists are making fun out C&P newbies :011:

BTW, we developed a new term [C&P Newbie], which deserved to be introduced in Urban Dictionary - http://www.urbandictionary.com/
Definition [Copy and Paste Newbie]:

A person new to a game, concept, or forum. Not to be confused with n00b, a stupid person. Newbies are just new. The main characteristics for Forum postings is, that they don't bother to read the opening post of a new thread and they just reply in the middle of the conversation with sometimes a completely irrelevant post. In registration list to any event or any other type of requests, requiring to copy and paste the previous registrants, they tend to create they own list, deleting others.

"Dude, that guy just joined the forum yesterday and is a total Copy and Paste Newbie to Forums. You should tell him how to register since he doesn't know or guide him to a thread, where it is explained."

silvester.... you just topped us :045:
hahhaaaa :011:

[Desert Lizard]

Some editing to the entry...

Definition [Copy and Paste Newbie]: abbreviated as CPN , also used in the medical field as CPN Syndrome

A person new to a game, concept, or forum. Not to be confused with n00b, a stupid person. Newbies are just new. The main characteristics for Forum postings is, that they don't bother to read the opening post of a new thread and they just reply in the middle of the conversation with sometimes a completely irrelevant post. In registration list to any event or any other type of requests, requiring to copy and paste the previous registrants, they tend to create their own list, deleting others.

"Dude, that guy just joined the forum yesterday and is a total Copy and Paste Newbie to Forums. You should tell him how to register since he doesn't know or guide him to a thread, where it is explained."

A CPN would often blame the technology (smartphone, tablet etc) for the lack of neuromuscular coordination that exhibits itself when dealing with lists. In some very rare cases, the CPN actually have an index finger shorter than a thumb, so using a mouse is even troublesome. However, denial and selective amnesia are frequent symptoms exhibited by CPNs who quickly forget about the mess they caused, and pretend that nothing happened. Only 60% of CPNs can be fully and premanently cured as per recent FDA reports.