Walmart Follow Up

We were in the Cottonwood area when this occurred. As a matter of fact as we were exiting Interstate 8 at Verde Valley, a patrol car whizzed by us en-route to the maylay which was a mere 5 miles down the road. Amassing video......

Kudos to the Cottonwood Officers for not going into imminent death danger mode or the death count would have been much higher. Our prayers to the family and the Officer who fired the fatal shot.

they are NOT "RVers" and shouldn't be called that.

bikendan wrote:


they are NOT "RVers" and shouldn't be called that.

Oh, I think they're they're RVers, just not ones like you, or that you approve of. So maybe you want to redefine them because you don't want to be associated with such people, that's an old story. Don't worry about it.

They're lucky they didn't all get shot. Around here they would have. Interesting that the big dude never had a officer on him.

irishtom29 wrote:

bikendan wrote:


they are NOT "RVers" and shouldn't be called that.

Oh, I think they're they're RVers, just not ones like you, or that you approve of. So maybe you want to redefine them because you don't want to be associated with such people, that's an old story. Don't worry about it.

Perhaps in your wisdom, you can point out "what" their RV is? That many folks in a 'burb does not constitute an RV.

Jim

Jim-Linda wrote:

irishtom29 wrote:

bikendan wrote:


they are NOT "RVers" and shouldn't be called that.

Oh, I think they're they're RVers, just not ones like you, or that you approve of. So maybe you want to redefine them because you don't want to be associated with such people, that's an old story. Don't worry about it.

Perhaps in your wisdom, you can point out "what" their RV is? That many folks in a 'burb does not constitute an RV.

Jim

An RV is a recreational vehicle. Any vehicle used for recreation could be called an RV. A "camper" is actually designed for living and not necessarily recreation. Boats, quads, dirt bikes and wave runners are recreational vehicles (RVs).I

EDIT The term RVs was assumed by the camping community because it seemed more elite than campers. Just like "Weekend Warrior" use to mean members of the military reserve. Today, anyone who mows the lawn on Saturday is suddenly a "Weekend Warrior".

No one calls boats, quads, dirt bikes or wave runners as RV's.

skipro3 wrote:
No one calls boats, quads, dirt bikes or wave runners as RV's.

The State of Michigan issues "Off Road RV Permits" and the sure as heck aren't for Class As going boondocking.

That says more about the state of Michigan than it does about what constitutes the definition of 'RV'.