WTF are you guys getting all butthurt for? I never said I wouldn't be willing to go to ZDayZ. Couldn't go this year because I didn't have the money, but I plan on going there every year I can. If there's another big Z event that's closer, then that's 2 that I can attend every year. The closer it is, the more likely it is that I will go there even if it's not as fun as ZDayZ.

trollolol :rofl2:

Because you're lazy. Surprised you even expended the energy to type this post, fatty :roflpuke2:

haha i think butthurt isnt the word. i mention adding another event with mention of zdayz and i'm gettin crucified lol

You're not being crucified. We're just raising counter points and argument.

There's nothing wrong with a new event. I'd be excited to see what you guys came up with.

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But do it in another thread. :gtfo2:

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Where at, the Tuskeegee Motel? :rofl2:

Robbinsville, a dry county :bowrofl:

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They're trying to eliminate any potential competition with ZDayZ trollololololol.

Steve has no problem driving 10 hrs to ZDayZ, but will never drive 1 hour for a Columbia meet :rofl2:

says the guy with a mustang in a Z forum :roflpuke2:

j/k and i may start a thread based on ideas for a big z event of north. if i do i hope you all chime in with ideas and help

If it's in November, maybe work will "sponsor" my trip :tup:

The major factors, as I see them, are finding a place with interesting things all around. Like fun roads, scenic views, a city or tourist environment, things to do in general. Given the nature of the vehicles, probably aiming at warmer weather is a good idea. And then you'll have to ping sponsors for interest, start a website, start pinging people here. You also have to think about what activities you would hold. Car show? Dyno competition? Photo shoots? There is a ton of potential.

It's a ton of work. I'll help if I can.

lol Novembers up north probably not a good idea

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