Sidewinder road rv dump question

Hey Broc, I could not figure it out and I see you used the words dump station more than you used RV dump. We I am from we call it a dump station and more details and a better topic would have gotten better info quicker. Junk in, junk out.

If they had to be told where SW road was, it's highly doubtful they'd know anything about the Shell station dump anyway.

I have been following this furball since day one.
I am certainly glad I stayed out of it.
Until now.
I agree with hotbyte.

Broccoli1 wrote:
No one was scolded for asking for more info- they were scolded for being rather rude in their responses...

Disagree with your assessment. Looking at page 1, none of the responses were rude UNTIL original poster came back scolding a few of us trying to give info and/or ask for more info. THAT response from OP opened the flood gates.

I even took time to google Sidewinder Rd rv dump and another poster looked at it on Google Maps before being being scolded with "I give up you guys are too much.no wonder people leave and don't come back"

GaryWT wrote:
I just love when people ask for more info so they can try to help and they get scolded for it. If no one responded because no one understood, I am sure we would be called an unhelpful group.

No one was scolded for asking for more info- they were scolded for being rather rude in their responses and considering this IS an RV Forum with people that , I assume know what an RV Dump is, it really isn't that much a stretch to figger out.

The question was pretty simple:
Topic: Sidewinder road rv dump question

Let's start withe the Topic- It mentions a road and a RV Dump- doesn't take a genius to figger out the OP wanted to know about a dump station on Sidewinder road. (yes, lots of Sidewinder roads out there so a city or state would have been helpful.)

Then the question:
is it big enough to fit a 37 foot motorhome with a 24' cargo trailer behind it?

the "it" refers to the Rv Dump station on Sidewinder road.

BAM! Is the Dump station on Sidewinder road big enough to fit a 37' motorhome towing a 24' cargo trailer

Granted, this could have been stated by the OP but good god the responses from some people are just asinine.

A sidewinder crawls with a unique sideways locomotion, kinda like a sideways serpentine action.
I suppose there's certain roads you would be correct in naming "Sidewinder", in which case you could do a Google satellite-map search and locate such a road....?? That is, if you knew where to start looking......

A Sidewinder is a big fat Rattlesnake :D

Please don't dump on Sidewinder road!!!!! You will have to drive down to the RV Dump Station.

I just love when people ask for more info so they can try to help and they get scolded for it. If no one responded because no one understood, I am sure we would be called an unhelpful group.

I want to commend you SussieQ for not going away and staying in the fray. There are many people that troll this forum looking for an opportunity to demonstrate their superior knowledge and intellect but who simply come across as small minded. If I read a topic and have nothing positive to add, I move on. Of the topics that I have posted here, the one that got the most replies was not because of the topic, but because I referred to the "I80 interstate" as "the 80 interstate" over the Sierra's. I like sarcasm as much as the next person, but why not save it for those posts that are made to provide the opportunity to use it appropriately.